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Of course he is calling the shots for the GOP. He hasn't burnt the party completely to the ground yet. He still has work to do.Howler monkey, show us where I said I admired him? Also what crime has he been convicted of? Lol, start howling!
trump is still calling the shots and all you can do make up lies.
You're so cute when you try to sound tough.There can be no debate with howlers.
I'll answer that, since notmyfault doesn't want to. My guess is that NMF believes that the untrue part is so obvious that you must be clowning him to ask that question. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you really don't know. But, I'm probably being clowned, so NMF is not wrong.It was a simple question. Which part do you think is untrue?
Thank you for your answer. Now, all you have to do is present credible evidence that trump was accurate when he said the election was stolen. You might want to get with Rudy, those Ninjas, and the Pillow guy. I hear they are all working on that too.I'll answer that, since notmyfault doesn't want to. My guess is that NMF believes that the untrue part is so obvious that you must be clowning him to ask that question. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you really don't know. But, I'm probably being clowned, so NMF is not wrong.
After Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election, McCarthy supported Trump's false denial of Biden's victory and participated in efforts to overturn the results,[7][8] and while he condemned the January 6 United States Capitol attack in its immediate aftermath, blaming Trump for the riot and saying the 2020 election was legitimate,[9][10] he would later walk back these comments and reconcile with Trump.
That part in red and similar statements have been repeated in the media so often that you likely assume that it is a correct factual characterization. It isn't. That the 2020 election was stolen, illegitimate, that Trump really won, etc. is opinion. Opinion =/= lie, no matter how much you may be of a different opinion.
The same with Stacy Abrams' denial of the legitimacy of her own election loss.
We know that there were irregularities in the 2020 election. They are well documented. People whose opinion that the election was stolen or illegitimate are the ones who are more interested in those irregularities. They have read about the irregularities, seen videos of the irregularities, and likely followed the irregularities fully admitted to in the recent Arizona election.
Those who are of the opinion that it is only sore losers who are complaining about the election are less likely to delve into what happened. Likely they believe that there were no irregularities in 2020, or that any irregularities were no different than the kinds of irregularities that happen in any election year.
Each side has an opinion. It is not objective at all to say that one side is "lying." It would be just as biased if a journalism outlet said that "Biden lied again by denying irregularities in his election."
Are you a Libra?I'll answer that, since notmyfault doesn't want to. My guess is that NMF believes that the untrue part is so obvious that you must be clowning him to ask that question. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you really don't know. But, I'm probably being clowned, so NMF is not wrong.
After Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election, McCarthy supported Trump's false denial of Biden's victory and participated in efforts to overturn the results,[7][8] and while he condemned the January 6 United States Capitol attack in its immediate aftermath, blaming Trump for the riot and saying the 2020 election was legitimate,[9][10] he would later walk back these comments and reconcile with Trump.
That part in red and similar statements have been repeated in the media so often that you likely assume that it is a correct factual characterization. It isn't. That the 2020 election was stolen, illegitimate, that Trump really won, etc. is opinion. Opinion =/= lie, no matter how much you may be of a different opinion.
The same with Stacy Abrams' denial of the legitimacy of her own election loss.
We know that there were irregularities in the 2020 election. They are well documented. People whose opinion that the election was stolen or illegitimate are the ones who are more interested in those irregularities. They have read about the irregularities, seen videos of the irregularities, and likely followed the irregularities fully admitted to in the recent Arizona election.
Those who are of the opinion that it is only sore losers who are complaining about the election are less likely to delve into what happened. Likely they believe that there were no irregularities in 2020, or that any irregularities were no different than the kinds of irregularities that happen in any election year.
Each side has an opinion. It is not objective at all to say that one side is "lying." It would be just as biased if a journalism outlet said that "Biden lied again by denying irregularities in his election."
Actually, I don't have to do that.Thank you for your answer. Now, all you have to do is present credible evidence that trump was accurate when he said the election was stolen. You might want to get with Rudy, those Ninjas, and the Pillow guy. I hear they are all working on that too.
“The election was stolen” is a “factual” claim that cannot be supported with actual facts.Actually, I don't have to do that.
First of all, my point was that "stolen election" is an opinion, so it cannot be a lie. You don't disagree with that point, so that part's over. That's all my post was about.
Second, you make my point for me. If you can honestly say that you don't know what the evidence that the 2020 election was stolen is, then you have not informed yourself about all the irregularities. Which is fine.
I don't know what Stacy Abrams' evidence is that her election was stolen. I probably read it a time or two, but didn't bother to remember it or look into it further. I have better things to do with my time than research some election that happened in Georgia that the loser disputes.
What I don't do, though, is call Stacy Abrams' a liar. I don't have enough information to call her a liar. Since I don't have Abrams Derangment Syndrome, I don't have to constantly talk about what a liar she is.
That's pretty much what happened. Sadly many think stating things factually is a bias.
liberals don't have to worry about this because they rarely post facts, if everAnyone who posts facts is politically biased against Republicans
Anyone who posts facts is politically biased against Republicans
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While at the same time ... That doesn't always address what they didn't state.
It's kind of like mathematics or statistics ... You can come up with a correct answer ... But is it really answering the question you should be asking?
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LoL! I read about astrology when I was in late elementary through Junior High. My mom never went to a day of college, but she was very smart and loved to read. She bought books on astrology, UFO's building the pyramids, pop psychology, all that seventies suff. I was a real Watergate buff and read all the books by all the crooks. Those books seem silly now, but they made me a reader and taught me critical thinking.Are you a Libra?
OK... Sorry... I actually dislike Astrology (no need to answer my admittedly dumb-ass question here) but... sigh.. What can I say? Things are bonkers these days so sometimes we are all bonkers..
It is ironic that they have even started calling questioning the election "the big lie." That people who question the election are lying is itself a lie, and they have repeated it over and over again to the point that folks like Bulldog assume that it must be true. In other words the exact process of the Big Lie.Anyhow, you were right -on about several things, esp that part about me thinking (virtually knowing) that the untrue part is so obvious, poster must be clowning to ask the Q.
I keep telling people to read Mollie Hemingway's book RIGGED that goes into MASSIVE detail about the election steal but few seem to be taking me up on that..
figures
And you wonder why I say they are clowning us by asking these (seemingly) ridiculous questions?
Anyhow, your old cat avatar was much more interesting than the new one... but the new does get a point across... (not that most of us need said point..)
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noIs Wikipedia politically biased? You tell me
Facts are fact. Truth is truth, It doesn't matter if you don't like it.
What wasn't stated? I'm asking.
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In reference to what ... See ... I can do that too ...
If you want to say something ... Then say it ... If you want to ask a question ... Then ask a damn question.
If you want to express an idea then do so ... But stop thinking that saying nothing, is an idea worth pursuing.
Is there anything you disagree with in what I posted ... And if so ... Tell me your reasoning why ... Then we can discuss it.
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