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    Today, 10:42 AM
    This part of the story always bugged me: In 2019, then-National Intelligence Council analyst Eric Ciaramella touched off a political firestorm when he anonymously accused Trump of linking military aid for Ukraine to a demand for an investigation into alleged Biden corruption in that country. But four years earlier, while working as a national security analyst attached to then-Vice President Joe Biden’s office, Ciaramella was a close adviser when Biden threatened to cut off U.S. aid to Ukraine unless it fired its top prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, who was investigating Ukraine-based Burisma Holdings. At the time, the corruption-riddled energy giant was paying Biden’s son Hunter millions of dollars. Those payments – along with other evidence tying Joe Biden to his family’s business dealings – received little attention in 2019 as Ciaramella accused Trump of a corrupt quid pro quo. Neither did subsequent evidence indicating that Hunter Biden’s associates had identified Shokin as a “key target.” These matters are now part of the House impeachment inquiry into President Biden. So Biden did exactly what Trump was accused of doing, holding up military aid to influence and Ukrainian investigation, and yet only Trump was attacked for this. Insane.
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    Today, 10:34 AM
    So one thing I think almost everybody here can agree on is that COVID-19 was a psyop. That doesn't mean the virus wasn't real. (I know the David Icke position is that it wasn't). But based on everything we know, including Rand Paul's recent revelations, the grants for the GOF research predate Trump even thinking about running for POTUS. Imagine if Jeb Bush has been president when COVID hit and allowed Fauci to lock down most of the country and gave vaccine manufacturers immunity? Or imagine Hillary Clinton doing that? Imagine the scientific dictatorship that said you can't go to church or school or Thanksgiving, or the beach or the park, but said you could mass protest or go to liquor stores, bars and hook up off Tinder under a Hillary Clinton or Jeb Bush administration? Imagine if Clinton or Bush and tweeted against Georgia or Florida opening up sooner? There were armed mass protest in Michigan over Whitmere doing tyranny locally. But nationally the people most resistant to this type of tyranny were most likely to trust the man in charge. If Trump gets back in, it's important not to give him a pass on anything.
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    Today, 10:13 AM
    Wow! Trying to confirm the story. Do you have a reference?
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    Today, 10:09 AM
    LOL. Fraudian slip.
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    Today, 10:07 AM
    The swing states are all that matters. https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-poll-swing-states-joe-biden-1890829 Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in five of six swing states that could potentially decide who wins the 2024 election, according to a poll. An Echelon Insights survey of 2,401 registered voters, conducted for the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, shows that Trump is ahead of Biden in Arizona (51 percent to 45 percent), Georgia (52 percent to 42 percent), Michigan (51 percent to 45 percent), Nevada (51 percent to 44 percent) and Pennsylvania (49 percent to 45 percent). Biden is behind by 4 or more points in 5 of 6 swing states. That's a recipe for an electoral college landslide if this holds.
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    Today, 10:04 AM
    LOL. Don't hold your breath waiting for Swordsmyth to give you straight forward answers to those simple questions. It will all be deflection.
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    Today, 09:59 AM
    I still LOL at Karen Jean-Pierre being forced to address this.
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    Today, 09:54 AM
    True. Kennedy's willingness to give Israel a blank check gives me pause and disqualifies him as a true "America Firster." Of course I can't think of a single person running this year I agree with on foreign policy except possibly Cornell West. (He's against aid to Israel and Ukraine.) But Dr. West loses me in his blind support of the Fauci COVID policy among other things. It's just refreshing to see SOMEBODY hitting Trump on these issues. I don't recall any of the GOP candidates calling him out of this crap. Nikki Haley certainly couldn't because she was part of the swamp.
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    Today, 09:42 AM
    We can estimate the percentages of the illegals based on those who are processed and the number of Mexicans dwarfs the number of Venezuelans. It's not even close.
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    Today, 08:55 AM
    You've got DECADES of significant decreases in deaths with regards to VMT combined with a small blip of an increase and you're ignoring all other factors other than immigration such as distracted driving. https://martinhelms.com/blog/why-are-americas-roads-so-dangerous/#:~:text=From%202020%20to%202021%2C%20the,approximately%2016%2C500%20wrecks%20per%20day. Again, most of the people immigrating to America are coming from countries who drivers are as safe or safer than white American drivers. And you still haven't explained why you ignored black countries who have driving safety records as good as the best white countries.
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    Today, 08:21 AM
    "A reverence for the truth might be a distraction that's getting in the way of finding common ground and getting things done." Did I hear that right?
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    Today, 08:07 AM
    Dude, did you miss the fact that fatalities per VMT dropped even FASTER than fatalities per capita? Give it up. You shot your wad too quick on this one.
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    Today, 08:04 AM
    Fixed it up for you a little bit.
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    Today, 08:02 AM
    William Barr, who was connected PEDOPHILE Jeffery Epstein, was in a position of extreme power.
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    Today, 08:00 AM
    1) No they didn't. 2) Even if that was true (and it's not) then FORCE McConnell to go against a nominee that the grassroots GOP would accept and expose his true colors. 3) You can always go back if the first nominee gets shot down.
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    Today, 05:47 AM
    You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Anti Federalist again.
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    Today, 05:39 AM
    He picked his own cabinet.
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    Today, 05:34 AM
    Interesting. I found this: https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-reports/exclusives/91423 In their letter to UCLA, Perez and Cesena strongly objected to the idea that such brain imaging -- capturing the neurological response of gender dysphoria -- could provide any scientific data that could "help" trans people in the future. "It is suggestive of a search for medical 'cure,' which can open the door for more gatekeeping and restrictive policies and practices in relation to access to gender-affirming care," the letter stated. Feusner and Savic-Berglund, however, explained that "by demonstrating that body-self incongruence was linked to brain structure and function, we aimed to help provide a biological basis and increase empathy for the life stories of transgender individuals. From the beginning, the aim was to help increase acceptance of transgender individuals."
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    Today, 05:22 AM
    LOL. Everyone knows all of those allegations are factual. Hell, William Barr is one of the worse swamp critters ever. The deficit did go through the roof. Trump attacked Thomas Massie for trying to hold things in check. Trump tweeted AGAINST Florida and Georgia opening as soon as they did. And on top of that there's the bumpfire stock ban by executive order, the pushing for an assault weapons ban in 2002 and 2018, and the push for "take the guns first and then have due process" red flag laws.
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    Today, 05:02 AM
    Interesting. 1780368520502804747
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    Today, 04:58 AM
    Great video! Ron Paul's friendship with DK seems to have rubbed off.
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    Today, 04:53 AM
    Road deaths per capita have been steadily going down as the U.S. population is steadily rising. There are more deaths total because there are more people total which means more people on the road.
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    Today, 04:50 AM
    Okay. Let's go with your first premise, that there are more accidents these days. I looked it up. per capita there are FEWER fatal car accidents these days! If you start with a faulty premise you will never reach a correct conclusion. So here's MY why question. Why are we even talking about a problem that you made up in your head?
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    Yesterday, 02:00 PM
    Also from your own chart Haitians are much safer drivers that than Dominicans, but people from Cuba, Barbados, Trinidad, the Bahamas, are right in there with the white European countries for being safe drivers. Yet...for some odd reason they don't make your list. Why is that? (And based on the chart I provided they're probably safer drivers than white Americans.)
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    Yesterday, 01:44 PM
    :rolleyes: Your chart is silly because it has nothing to do with your point. Let's walk through your "thesis" if it can even be called that. 1) You "noticed" driving accidents going up recently. (You didn't include ANY data on that so we're just going off your gut on that). 2) You assume "it must be because of them immigrants." 3) You find a chart NOT OF ACCIDENTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN IN THE U.S., but rather accidents by COUNTRY AS A WHOLE and ASSUME that somehow translates to your gut feelings in points 1 and 2. Why are accidents higher in certain other countries? Could it be bad roads? Could it be conflict? (If your car hits a landmine is that considered a driving accident or a post war casualty?) Could it be a lack of stoplights? Poor maintenance on cars in certain countries because of a lack of parts? Who knows! You just found a stat that goes with you hunch #1 and hunch #2 and by golly you're going to make some hay out of it garsh darnit! 4) You don't even LOOK at the ethnicity or country of origin of accidents by driver in the U.S. to see what's going on IN THE U.S.!
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    Yesterday, 08:33 AM
    You whole argument implodes based on facts that you can't disputed. In the FREAKING UNITED STATES Hispanics have lower fatality rates than whites period, end of story. Even from your own silly chart, Mexico is the same color as the U.S., yet you for some unknown reason only mentioned white countries and Japan. And Africans aren't driving the immigration rates right now. In fact Africans never have. Most immigrants are coming from Hispanic countries and Asian countries. It's not even close. Stupid argument is stupid.
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    Yesterday, 08:07 AM
    A) I'm surprised the cackling hens didn't all lay eggs when Dr. Phil dropped those truth bombs on them. B) It was fun to see Dr. Phil smack down Whoopi Goldberg's false assertion that the lockdowns were saving kids from COVID when VERY FEW school aged children died from COVID ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD! C) I wonder if he brought up the fact that other countries like Japan and Taiwan had better COVID outcomes WITHOUT closing down schools. D) The Washington Post reported back in 2016 that the Obama administration had turned children over to child traffickers. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/obama-administration-placed-children-with-human-traffickers-report-says/2016/01/28/39465050-c542-11e5-9693-933a4d31bcc8_story.html
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    Yesterday, 07:55 AM
    :rolleyes: According to this chart, Hispanics are safer drivers than whites.
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    Yesterday, 05:37 AM
    Bumped for modern relevance.
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