Chaos has a price
Why does the U.S. lead the world in coronavirus cases and deaths?
Answer: Donald Trump.
Why does the U.S. lead the world in coronavirus cases and deaths?
Answer: Donald Trump.
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Fact check: Dishonest Trump video twists Democrats' quotes to make it sound like they endorsed riots
Facebook and Twitter say Trump's egregiously dishonest new video does not violate their policies.
Here's a breakdown of how the video twists and truncates quotes from Biden, Ocasio-Cortez and Pelosi:
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CENSORSHIP! I was banned from Parler -
Devin Nunes’ cow
for posting this. I guess they don’t like free speechComment -
Devin, however, posts about blowing up Twitter. Like this.Originally posted by Hareeba!CENSORSHIP! I was banned from Parler -
Devin Nunes’ cow
for posting this. I guess they don’t like free speech
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Isn't the WORLD tired of hearing President Obama say he knew nothing about anything-time to take responsibility for all of your mistakes!
Oct 31, 2013
Nostradumbass strikes again!Comment -
Dan Crenshaw and Brian Kilmeade blame Texas coronavirus spike on #BlackLivesMatter protesters, not the state reopening businesses
Wow, that's weird, because I'm pretty sure there were some protests in New York and yet the number of new cases here hit a three-month low yesterday.
- Mark HarrisComment -
From pandering to Putin to abusing allies and ignoring his own advisers, Trump's phone calls alarm US officials
https://t.co/E3GQyG6cnp?amp=1
In hundreds of highly classified phone calls with foreign heads of state, President Donald Trump was so consistently unprepared for discussion of serious issues, so often outplayed in his conversations with powerful leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Erdogan, and so abusive to leaders of America's principal allies, that the calls helped convince some senior US officials -- including his former secretaries of state and defense, two national security advisers and his longest-serving chief of staff -- that the President himself posed a danger to the national security of the United States, according to White House and intelligence officials intimately familiar with the contents of the conversations.
The calls caused former top Trump deputies -- including national security advisers H.R. McMaster and John Bolton, Defense Secretary James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and White House chief of staff John Kelly, as well as intelligence officials -- to conclude that the President was often "delusional," as two sources put it, in his dealings with foreign leaders. The sources said there was little evidence that the President became more skillful or competent in his telephone conversations with most heads of state over time. Rather, he continued to believe that he could either charm, jawbone or bully almost any foreign leader into capitulating to his will, and often pursued goals more attuned to his own agenda than what many of his senior advisers considered the national interest.
Senior US officials believed Pres. Trump posed a danger to national security with his freewheeling classified phone calls to other heads of state, attempts to charm leaders like Russia's Vladimir Putin and calling German Chancellor Angela Merkel "stupid."Comment -
"[Trump's] a racist, he's been a racist his whole life... none of this should ever surprise us anymore... He has lost the suburbs now, he's lost respectable moderate Republicans... He has no chance of expanding his coalition" - @jheil w/ @NicolleDWallace
"It's really disheartening that we even have to comment on the president of the United States retweeting these kinds of videos, just openly racist, white supremacist, and really dangerous... This is really a reflection of where the president is" - @MaraGay w/ @NicolleDWallace
"I think politics are out of this, Trump is in it... this isn't really a partisan issue, this is a Trump, rally his base, stir people up, undermine his own administration thing... Donald Trump is the obstacle plain and simple" - @RonaldKlain w/ @NicolleDWallace
"The mask has no politics and neither does the virus. The virus doesn't care whether you vote blue, red, green, or orange, or don't vote at all. It's an equal opportunity infector. It's only job is to infect someone else" - Dr. William Schaffner w/ @NicolleDWallace
"We're gonna keep learning a lot about this... This is something that U.S. intelligence took very seriously and then the fact that the White House seems to be watering down its denials certainly lends credence to that" - @AaronBlake w/ @NicolleDWallace
"The fact that this president has not spoken out about this, shows where his allegiances are. And these Republicans, they're in bed with him and their allegiances are showing too, and it's not to America's military" - @clairecmc w/ @NicolleDWallace
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You need to do your own research hareeba isntead of blindly following your Twitter and t.v.
Your a sheepComment -
Letting Private Equity Billionaires Rob Worker Retirement Funds
A new Department of Labor rule allows private equity to get into 401(k) plans. One expert estimates a $13.7 billion annual wealth transfer from workers to Wall Street tycoons.
On June 3, under the cover of viral chaos and civil unrest, the Department of Labor announced that it would allow private equity firms to sell products to individual retirement accounts, including 401(k)s. The impetus was President Trump’s vague, blustery, and deregulatory executive order to “remove barriers” to the “innovation, initiative, and drive of the American people.” But the Labor Department’s rule will do the opposite, exacerbating wealth inequality by sucking a huge pile of money out of the pockets of workers saving for retirement and shepherding it to the few fabulously wealthy owners of private equity firms.
By opening the floodgates to private equity, the Department of Labor will subject individual retirement accounts to private equity’s exorbitantly high fees, while providing roughly the same returns as low- and no-fee mutual funds. Experts suggest that this pointless payout to private equity from these fees––borne entirely by workers––might be in the ballpark of $13.7 billion per year.Comment -
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Have you stared down any older black women lately? Low IQ no mask wearing retard.Originally posted by Itsamazing777Comment -
Na but il stare you down anytime bitch boyOriginally posted by vitterdComment -
Hareeballs postingOriginally posted by Itsamazing777
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Originally Posted by Itsamazing777
You need to do your own research hareeba isntead of blindly following your Twitter and t.v.
Your a sheep
LOL @ that 777 cultist who obviously can't handle truthOriginally posted by vitterd
when did he ever contribute anything at all, let alone something entirely down to his own research?
and it seems he needs to do some grammar research to learn the difference between "your" and " you're"Comment -
Sure you would. I’d bury you quick retard.Originally posted by Itsamazing777Comment -
No idea how he finds his way home at night.Originally posted by Hareeba!Originally Posted by Itsamazing777 You need to do your own research hareeba isntead of blindly following your Twitter and t.v.
Your a sheep
LOL @ that 777 cultist who obviously can't handle truth
when did he ever contribute anything at all, let alone something entirely down to his own research?
and it seems he needs to do some grammar research to learn the difference between "your" and " you're"Comment -
Twitch — Bans Trump for hateful conduct
Reddit — Bans Trump followers for hateful conduct
Twitter — Slaps warning label on Trump for false claims
YouTube — Removes Trump campaign ad w/ Nazi symbol
Facebook — Removes Trump ads for violating “organized hate” policies
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Iran issues arrest warrant for President Trump over Qassem Soleimani killing
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for President Trump and 35 others over the killing of top general Qassem Soleimani and has requested Interpol for help, according to the Fars news agency.
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Originally posted by Hareeba!Iran issues arrest warrant for President Trump over Qassem Soleimani killing
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for President Trump and 35 others over the killing of top general Qassem Soleimani and has requested Interpol for help, according to the Fars news agency.
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Originally posted by Hareeba!Iran issues arrest warrant for President Trump over Qassem Soleimani killing
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for President Trump and 35 others over the killing of top general Qassem Soleimani and has requested Interpol for help, according to the Fars news agency.
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About as stupid as UCF claiming the natty and Stacey Abrams claiming they governor’s win.Originally posted by DwightShruteComment -
Why Do These Trump Campaign Ads Link to Brad Parscale’s Facebook Page?
https://t.co/Pe5L5ER7x5?amp=1
Is Trump's campaign manager using campaign money to promote himself?
The Trump campaign is running Facebook ads from a page for campaign manager Brad Parscale, spending thousands of dollars to promote Parscale’s name and potentially his private business.
That's highly questionable.
- Citizens for Ethics
... hey cultists - are you ok with your contributions being used to promote Parscale?Comment -
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This is an ACTUAL question from Ryan Lizza of CNN
"Does President Trump believe that it was a good thing that the south lost the Civil War?"Comment -
Baiting is all they haveOriginally posted by jt315Comment -
The withdrawal of U.S. troops from Germany would be a gift to Russia, and that’s the last thing we should do.
Not to mention it threatens U.S. national security and undermines our NATO alliance.
Our #FY21NDAA amendment would prevent this troop reduction.
- Mitt Romney
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The subtext of the Carl Bernstein CNN article is there are really a lot of people around Trump who know he's an existential threat to the country and they are freaking out.Originally posted by Hareeba!From pandering to Putin to abusing allies and ignoring his own advisers, Trump's phone calls alarm US officials
In hundreds of highly classified phone calls with foreign heads of state, President Donald Trump was so consistently unprepared for discussion of serious issues, so often outplayed in his conversations with powerful leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Erdogan, and so abusive to leaders of America's principal allies, that the calls helped convince some senior US officials -- including his former secretaries of state and defense, two national security advisers and his longest-serving chief of staff -- that the President himself posed a danger to the national security of the United States, according to White House and intelligence officials intimately familiar with the contents of the conversations.
The calls caused former top Trump deputies -- including national security advisers H.R. McMaster and John Bolton, Defense Secretary James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and White House chief of staff John Kelly, as well as intelligence officials -- to conclude that the President was often "delusional," as two sources put it, in his dealings with foreign leaders. The sources said there was little evidence that the President became more skillful or competent in his telephone conversations with most heads of state over time. Rather, he continued to believe that he could either charm, jawbone or bully almost any foreign leader into capitulating to his will, and often pursued goals more attuned to his own agenda than what many of his senior advisers considered the national interest.
Senior US officials believed Pres. Trump posed a danger to national security with his freewheeling classified phone calls to other heads of state, attempts to charm leaders like Russia's Vladimir Putin and calling German Chancellor Angela Merkel "stupid."
Seems like now would be a good time to band together and hold a press conference, but what do I know.
If you have the goods, I'm not sure how you rationalize your silence as the deaths and suffering mount horrifically due to the ineptitude and corruption of one man, but I guess history is full of sniveling disappointments.
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Trump Misidentifies Sculpture in Oval Office While Saying Statues Help Teach History
In a bizarre interview with Fox News last night, President Trump stood next to a sculpture in the Oval Office that he said depicts former president Teddy Roosevelt, and explained that statues are vital to learning about history.
Trump went on to complain that some people want to tear down statues of President Roosevelt, just like the art in his office.
The only problem?
The sculpture Trump was talking about isn’t Teddy Roosevelt.
It’s an anonymous cowboy from the 1890s.
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We’ve gone from “the story’s fake” to “no one specifically told the President about it” to “actually there’s a long-running investigation into these alarming claims” to “this really alarming thing has been happening for a long time—so this isn’t a big deal.” I’ve got whiplash...
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Fact--Obama does not read his intelligence briefings nor does he get briefed in person by the CIA or DOD. Too busy I guess!
Oct 1, 2014
A tweet for every occasion!Comment -
That would be Russia collusion hoaxer Carl Bernstein .Originally posted by Hareeba!Comment -
Originally posted by Hareeba!
Deaths per 100K:
NY- 161
FL - 15
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