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[Meathead]

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All I know is Republicans are such ******* liars. Even my brother. This weekend I mentioned that prices are up and he said "no they aren't". I was STUNNED. I just said "OKAY" and let him talk and I didn't respond to the utter nonsense coming out of his mouth.

Instead this morning I found a video of Trump saying the exact same lie to that woman who interviewed him on 60 minutes. And I showed him and our other MAGA idiot friends the facts. Prices are up.

So let's just stop right here. Republicans are such ******* liars that they'll tell you prices are down when they are up.

WTF does that have to do with fake news and BBC?

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[MarcATL]

As usual, this OP is wishcasting his bullshit and peddling it as fact.

It's not working.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny #CLASSIC #AllRepublicansHaveForAmericaIsMORECultureWarBS

 

[leftwinger]

President Trump keeps knocking them off one by one. Even the BBC is caught editing live video. "Apologizing"? huh? pay up!

On this episode of Stinchfield, we expose the shocking collapse inside the BBC. Top leaders at the network are stepping down after being caught red-handed deceptively editing President Trump’s January 6th speech, twisting his words to make it look like he called on protesters to “fight.”

MEDIA FRAUD EXPOSED! BBC Caught Twisting Trump’s J6 Speech! (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Grant Stinchfield

On this episode of Stinchfield, we expose the shocking collapse inside the BBC.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

Embattled BBC Apologizes to the Public for Misleading Edit of Trump J6 Speech, as US President Demands Retraction, Threatens Legal Action Seeking $1 Billion in Damages | The Gateway Pundit | by Paul Serran

The ‘Beeb’ is in the crosshairs of Trump’s legal team for one billion dollars.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[mudwhistle]

You and Rawley keep posting videos like I'm going to click on your click bait. Can't you just tell me what lies?

Is Fox News lying?

The ballots are counted, the pundits are spinning, and the verdict is in: affordability isn’t just an issue — it’s the issue.

And you guys are telling us prices are down. Like we are stupid.

Republicans, meanwhile, are facing the same challenges that look strikingly similar to those that cost Democrats last year.

Tax cuts for the rich vs. affordability for all

Democrats didn’t win because they suddenly became masterful campaigners, or because their candidates were flawless. They won because they focused on what’s keeping Americans up at night— rising prices, shrinking paychecks and the anxiety that the American Dream is slipping further away. They promised to cap drug prices, rein in healthcare costs and make life a little less punishing for the middle class.

And crucially, Democrats ran unapologetically on taxing the rich — a message that resonated far beyond their base. For years, Republicans have viewed calls to raise taxes on the wealthy as an attack on success, a threat to the American ethos of upward mobility. But for many Americans, and for Democrats this cycle, it was about fairness. If you’re rich, you can afford to pay more. After all, the rich aren’t struggling — everyone else is. That sense of basic justice, not class warfare, is what made the message so powerful and popular.

Republicans, by contrast, leaned on familiar themes: tax cuts, deregulation and the promise that economic growth would lift all boats. But, this time, voters seemed to want something more immediate and tangible. In poll after poll, affordability dwarfed every other concern. Democrats beat Republicans by eight points on who could best handle the cost of living. When one party is talking about your grocery bill and the other is defending capital gains, the outcome isn’t a mystery.

Not just "The Economy, Stupid" — it’s affordability

In a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, cost-of-living concerns topped the list of voter priorities, and Democrats were favored on the specific question of who can make life more affordable.

This isn’t just about GDP or stock market numbers. It’s about the price of eggs, the cost of a doctor’s visit and whether families feel they can get ahead. Voters weren’t just asking, "Who can grow the economy?" They were asking, "Who can make my paycheck go further?"


The lesson: It’s not just "the economy, stupid." It’s that things cost too much, and most people feel like they’re running in place. The party that understands — and addresses — that reality is the one that wins.


The GOP’s Familiar Challenge

After the election, President Trump sat down with Fox News’ Bret Baier and admitted, "We learned a lot." But in the same breath, he suggested that things aren’t so bad after all. "The country is doing very well," he said, pointing to falling energy prices and predicting a return to $2 gasoline. The message was: we’ve done this before, and we can do it again.

Yet, for many voters, the reassurance didn’t quite land. The gap between political optimism and everyday reality was hard to ignore. While Republicans highlighted their record and warned about the dangers of socialism, those arguments were sometimes overshadowed by internal divisions — most notably, a rising tide of antisemitism that’s fracturing the party and distracting from the issues that matter most.

If this all feels familiar, it should.

2024 in reverse

It's pretty clear that you're ignorant, not because you're retarded....but because you choose to be ignorant.

Reagan said it best about Democrats:

“It isn't so much that liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so many things that aren't so.”​

― Ronald Reagan

 

[sealybobo]

None of that changes the blamemainstreet media being in the tank for the democrats.

I’m watching bill Maher. He’s got a democrat and bill Reilly. How is it usmb republicans are all such dishonest clueless idiots? Even bill o admits the state of the economy. The broken promises trump ran on. Prices are up.

And you idiots haven’t seen nothing yet. My company manufactures. The one thing I sell them had a 10% tariff. UK tariff. That’s just one thing corporations have to buy. All that money trump brags about taking in? Those companies are going to be passing on those costs to you. The full effect of this hasn’t hit you all yet

 

[sealybobo]

WTF does that have to do with fake news and BBC?

You guys, even my magalaka brother says prices are down. Like we’re just supposed to not believe our lying eyes. Trump says the same lie. What about your president flat out lying to your sorry ass?

 

[Cellblock2429]

Here's a recent lie.
This dipshit said the shutdown was the Republican's fault.....and now he's vowing to keep it going.

He just gave away their whole game in one speech:



The Democrat Party is one big idiot magnet.....because only idiots and snake oil salesmen run as Democrats.

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/——/ democrats take out the long knives for Senator Upchuck for caving. Well, they spent 43 days claiming the shutdown was on Republicans. So why are they furious at Chuckie?

 

[marvin martian]

The Russia Hoax is the gift of lies that keeps on giving.

That, and the LIE that "vaccinated people can't get covid", which 99% of the left still believe.

 

[hadit]

I’m watching bill Maher. He’s got a democrat and bill Reilly. How is it usmb republicans are all such dishonest clueless idiots? Even bill o admits the state of the economy. The broken promises trump ran on. Prices are up.

Interesting that you know the name of the Republican and not the democrat. Maher is a comedian, not a journalist, so watching him for news is not impressive.

And you idiots haven’t seen nothing yet. My company manufactures. The one thing I sell them had a 10% tariff. UK tariff. That’s just one thing corporations have to buy. All that money trump brags about taking in? Those companies are going to be passing on those costs to you. The full effect of this hasn’t hit you all yet

I know prices go up and prices go down. Of course, increased costs get passed on to the consumer, everyone knows that. That's why you can't take seriously those who on the one hand complain that workers are not getting paid enough or that companies don't pay enough taxes while on the other also complain that reciprocal tariffs get imposed.

 

[eagle1462010]

This is the media.

 

[FoghornLeghorn]

Ever notice how the "editing" mistakes always and only smear Republicans?