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2 hours ago, LABillzFan said:

Not content near the bottom, Cory Booker makes a move to own the bottom.

 

Wants to be the power bottom

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1 hour ago, LABillzFan said:

Coming to the realization that pretty much no one considers him a serious contender, a white 'hispanic' defends race-baiter.

 

 

 

Grace?!? The B word who whined, cried, refused to concede defeat, played the race card, then proclaimed corruption as the reason she lost showed grace?

 

Damn, I'd hate to see what those morons think a sore loser looks like.

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2 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Some of that critique is true, but other networks are just as bad.  

 

The point should be less "who's worse than who," and more "disagreement isn't hate speech."

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

 

The point should be less "who's worse than who," and more "disagreement isn't hate speech."

I should've been clearer and was pointing more to the "it's designed to turn people against each other" and "provide cover for the corruption that's rotting our government" parts of her tweet.  Of course Warren would gladly go on MSNBC and promote class warfare.

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7 hours ago, Koko78 said:

 

Grace?!? The B word who whined, cried, refused to concede defeat, played the race card, then proclaimed corruption as the reason she lost showed grace?

 

Damn, I'd hate to see what those morons think a sore loser looks like.

Why, that would be Trump of course. He refuses to this day to admit that Hillary won. And just look at how his refusal has torn this country in two. 

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Finally, a candidate differentiates himself from the pack!

 

He should win it all handily. 

 

Well, maybe not. 

But I’m sure there’s a place for him in Virginia. 

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GOOD LUCK WITH THAT: Byron York: Joe Biden and restoring the old (pre-Trump) order.

 

There was a school of thought that said former Vice President Joe Biden would begin to sink in the polls the moment he announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Biden’s first day in the race, the thinking went, would be his best day.

 

In fact, the opposite has happened. Since formally becoming a candidate on April 25, Biden has shot up in the polls. On announcement day, Biden held a 6.3-point lead over second-place Sen. Bernie Sanders in the RealClearPolitics average of polls. Today, that lead is 23.5 points.

 

That is a big change.

 

That is what Biden promises. Nearly every day, he repeats some version of his core campaign pledge: “I want to restore the soul of this country.”

 

What Trump has done is expose how corrupt and inbred the establishment is, and how willing it has been to jettison all its supposed virtues to protect its power and — especially — its sense of self-importance. Biden can’t fix that, whether you call it “soul” or . . . something else.

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5 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

Biden's slogan ought to be "Make America Great Again, Again."

 

Did Biden really say yesterday that the Crime Bill did not lead to mass incarceration? 

 

He's a mess. And it's hilarious.

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3 hours ago, Nanker said:

Finally, a candidate differentiates himself from the pack!

 

He should win it all handily. 

 

Well, maybe not. 

But I’m sure there’s a place for him in Virginia. 

 

He could walk on wayer except when on TV

 

 

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