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  1. Carlson actually praised this Holocaust denier: "Carlson did not push back on Cooper’s Holocaust claims and praised him repeatedly, telling him, “I think you are the most important popular historian working in the United States today.” https://m.jpost.com/international/article-818792
  2. Nonsense. There's a huge amount of evidence about the systematic extermination of the Jews by the Nazis. Start with the Wannsee conference.
  3. What are the odds that Harris describes Trump or his policies as being weird during the debate? What are the odds that this mention triggers Trump?
  4. If it's laughable, the joke is on you. You brought up the issue of fuel prices, not me. I do agree with you that it's a deflection. It's your deflection, not mine.
  5. Advertisers aren't dictating what one is allowed to hear and say. They're trying to sell goods and/or services. If they think a venue would hurt their sales, why should they do it?
  6. You're the one who brought it up as an example of a real issue. Not me. It is to laugh.
  7. Another false apologetic defense on behalf of the Confederacy. There was no mass migration of blacks north after the war. So no shortage. The mass migration of blacks from the South to the North , known as the Great Migration, only began in about 1910. Great Migration (African American) From the earliest U.S. population statistics in 1780 until 1910, more than 90% of the African-American population lived in the American South,[6][7][8] making up the majority of the population in three Southern states, namely Louisiana (until about 1890[9]), South Carolina (until the 1920s[10]), and Mississippi (until the 1930s[11]). But by the end of the Great Migration, just over half of the African-American population lived in the South, while a little less than half lived in the North and West.[12] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Migration_(African_American)
  8. Thanks for sharing your anti-semitism with us. However Israel's brutal war against the Palestinians is characterized, Israel is a country, not a religion. Being a Jew does not make one complicit in Israel's policies.
  9. Well, you just misleadingly claimed that it was a real issue that fuel prices are 50% higher.
  10. Deflecting much? And for what it's worth, your 50% figure is false. Unless you're comparing prices during the covid pandemic.,
  11. And you can't even get your facts straight. The alleged "big deposit from China." had nothing to do with the loans, The money for the loan repayment didn't come from China.
  12. Well, I agree that I argued about it too much. But that I was proved wrong, not so. And no, I'm not going to discuss it further.
  13. Cherry-Picking ‘Influence’ Payment from James to Joe Biden “These bank records show that in 2017 and 2018, while President Biden was not in office, he provided two short-term loans to his brother, James, who repaid each loan within two months,” Raskin said in a press release on Oct. 20. FactCheck.org obtained an Excel spreadsheet of wire transfer records and check images that are consistent with Raskin’s account. Those records show two wire transfers from Joe Biden to a joint account for James and Sara Biden, one for $40,000 on July 28, 2017, and one for $200,000 on Jan. 12, 2018. https://www.factcheck.org/2023/10/cherry-picking-influence-payment-from-james-to-joe-biden/
  14. Three days before he met his destiny, Abraham Lincoln stepped through a door where no president had gone before—he openly supported the granting of political rights to African Americans. In this his last public address, the president commented on the Reconstruction of Louisiana and its impact on the newly emancipated and other persons of color. Despite demands from certain “Radical” Republicans in Congress and appeals from black elites in the state, in spite of a gentle and clandestine suggestion from the president himself, Louisiana had rejected the idea of African American inclusion in the body politic. Lincoln took the opportunity provided by those assembled in celebration of Lee’s surrender, to convey his belief that the right to vote be “now conferred on the very intelligent, and on those who serve our cause as soldiers.” Although disappointed by the state’s decision to deny suffrage, he remained hopeful that black men would soon be allowed to join their white counterparts in the exercise of one of the most sacred duties and rights of citizenship. Skulking in the crowd that night was John Wilkes Booth, who upon hearing Lincoln offer support for black voting rights supposedly exclaimed: “That means ni**er citizenship. No, by God! I’ll put him through. That is the last speech he will ever make.” https://www.rbhayes.org/hayes/lincoln-s-evolving-racial-views/
  15. Yes, he did a good job because he followed the recommendations of the Office of the Pardon Attorney. He didn't do a runaround. I don't know if any President in US history did more of a runaround than did Trump.
  16. During Trump's tenukre, William Barr and John Durham tried their best to dig up dirt and find criminal conduct in the Dept of Justice and elsewhere. They came up with nothing.
  17. I should have noted that whenever I see the phrase "Everybody knows..." most likely a pile of raw fertilizer is about to be shoveled.
  18. Obama pardoned people recommended by the Office of the Pardon Attorney. Not his friends or associates.
  19. I'm not going to continue with this as I noted when I first commented here I attach no importance to Lichtman's prediction. Unlike Fox News which did until the prediction was actually made.
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