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I’m Donald Trump, and I Disapprove of the Message I Just Posted
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... you shouldn't lie here because we will expose you...
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Stop lying and I will stop complaining....That's the headline of the linked article
please stop melting down
Dainty doesn't care about the truthTrump was in court he didn't post it or view it....
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Take it down its a lie....
Take it down its a lie....
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This is news all over the world and MAGA wants it sent into a 1984 trash receptacle.
MAGA demands we censor. MAGA demands we silence. MAGA and Rambunctious want to CONTROL SPEECH!
MAGA demands we censor. MAGA demands we silence. MAGA and Rambunctious want to CONTROL SPEECH!
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Lies..... that's all they have left is to lie....This is news all over the world and MAGA wants it sent into a 1984 trash receptacle.
MAGA demands we censor. MAGA demands we silence. MAGA and TNH want to CONTROL SPEECH!
No one is melting down, liar.That's the headline of the linked article
please stop melting down
We are pointing out that you posted a LIE.
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Use a search engine.Stop lying and I will stop complaining....
It might burn your eyes at first, but you shall see what freedom looks like.
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Trump has posted from court before.Trump was in court he didn't post it or view it....
Got anything else?
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No one is melting down, liar.
We are pointing out that you posted a LIE.
boy you people really are weird. now
They are trying to derail the thread.
I’m Donald Trump, and I Disapprove of the Message I Just Posted
In the distant and innocent year of 2002, lawmakers really thought they could cut back on negative and corrosive political advertising with one simple trick: Making candidates personally stand behind their ads. Within a year of passage of the McCain-Feingold Act, politicians started appearing at...
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Use a search engine.
It might burn your eyes at first, but you shall see what freedom looks like.
tsk tsk if you must lie you know you are screwed...
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OMFG! Stop with reality!Trump has posted from court before.
Got anything else?
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Here it is again...
Trump deletes social media video about election victory referencing 'Unified Reich' after facing backlash
Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday deleted a social media video that referenced the phrase "Unified Reich" after his critics said the phrase mirrors that of Nazi Germany. The video then predicts an economic boom, tax cuts, border security and deportation of undocumented immigrants if...
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Who were those fine folks at the Charlottesville tiki torch Nazi fest?"Parroting ‘Mein Kampf’
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Trump didn't see it and didn't delete it he was in court....
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Oh! Were they paid actors MAGA see everywhere?Who were those fine folks at the Charlottesville tiki torch Nazi fest?
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Another dishonest lie....Who were those fine folks at the Charlottesville tiki torch Nazi fest?
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Back to the topic at hand: The major news all over the world.
One conversation: Opinion | Conversations and insights about the moment.
In the distant and innocent year of 2002, lawmakers really thought they could cut back on negative and corrosive political advertising with one simple trick: Making candidates personally stand behind their ads...The law never applied to independent or super PAC ads, which drenched the airwaves in mud, and the “stand by your ad” requirements never applied to internet ads, which would soon become one of the dominant ways in which candidates misled voters.
More crucially, the requirement apparently had little effect on the era of Donald Trump. That was evident as recently as Monday, when Trump reposted a video in which he precelebrated his 2024 victory and answered the question of “what’s next for America?” with an image containing the words: “the creation of a unified Reich.”
It was clear in Trump’s first presidential campaign that this level of cartoonish outrageousness would help him get the attention he craved...In 2015, when Trump retweeted a dumb post mocking Iowa voters for preferring Ben Carson, he later deleted the tweet and put full responsibility on an intern, who he said had apologized. (Trump himself, of course, almost never apologizes.)
In the case of the Reich video, the campaign said it was created by a “random account online” and reposted “by a staffer,” though the posting was done in Trump’s own name. (The campaign took it down the next day, after the inevitable outcry.) Too bad Congress didn’t prohibit blaming the help for a candidate’s deeply offensive messages.
So here we have what is all over the media, and part of it is Trump and his campaign running away from things. So much for being a tough fighter and counter-puncher (I've always said "sucker puncher not counter puncher). The above is a snippet of one conversation pinned on the group that shows up on the NYT page: The Point
One conversation: Opinion | Conversations and insights about the moment.
The PointConversations and insights about the moment.
May 22, 2024In the distant and innocent year of 2002, lawmakers really thought they could cut back on negative and corrosive political advertising with one simple trick: Making candidates personally stand behind their ads...The law never applied to independent or super PAC ads, which drenched the airwaves in mud, and the “stand by your ad” requirements never applied to internet ads, which would soon become one of the dominant ways in which candidates misled voters.
More crucially, the requirement apparently had little effect on the era of Donald Trump. That was evident as recently as Monday, when Trump reposted a video in which he precelebrated his 2024 victory and answered the question of “what’s next for America?” with an image containing the words: “the creation of a unified Reich.”
It was clear in Trump’s first presidential campaign that this level of cartoonish outrageousness would help him get the attention he craved...In 2015, when Trump retweeted a dumb post mocking Iowa voters for preferring Ben Carson, he later deleted the tweet and put full responsibility on an intern, who he said had apologized. (Trump himself, of course, almost never apologizes.)
In the case of the Reich video, the campaign said it was created by a “random account online” and reposted “by a staffer,” though the posting was done in Trump’s own name. (The campaign took it down the next day, after the inevitable outcry.) Too bad Congress didn’t prohibit blaming the help for a candidate’s deeply offensive messages.
So here we have what is all over the media, and part of it is Trump and his campaign running away from things. So much for being a tough fighter and counter-puncher (I've always said "sucker puncher not counter puncher). The above is a snippet of one conversation pinned on the group that shows up on the NYT page: The Point
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It's not in quotes!
www.nytimes.com
I’m Donald Trump, and I Disapprove of the Message I Just Posted
The PointConversations and insights about the moment.
May 22, 2024
In the distant and innocent year of 2002, lawmakers really thought they could cut back on negative and corrosive political advertising
Opinion | Conversations and insights about the moment.
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Pay attention. Stop your programming from you seeing it as a quotation. It's hilariously pathetic.No one is melting down, liar.
We are pointing out that you posted a LIE.
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