Replying to @ClayTravis @getnickwright
This guy is so obsessed with trans people. I wonder if he has a thing for them? Like back in the day when there were more closeted homosexuals and some of them were oddly obsessed with queer topics while being outwardly straight
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Replying to @ForWhatItsWor12 @JonathanTurley
All the time- especially when “little people” are involved in major national news stories (jan 6 easily one of the top 5 news stories of the decade and probably top 5 so far in 21st century)
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Replying to @Hebro_Steele
I think it’s that for many people hateful overt racism (as opposed to unintentional subconscious racism) doesn’t exist, or doesn’t seem to, in their lived experience and then they see a video like this, and they’re like, oh shit, it does exist. It catches your attention
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Replying to @JonathanTurley
Show trials? What made them show trials? They were regular trials of people who committed crimes and were found guilty
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Replying to @MrKevinRothrock
Wait to till you find out about president trumps social media posts
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Replying to @toddstarnes
Because the murder happened during a robbery… and robberies that turn into murders happen everywhere, as awful as that is. There would be nothing but murder on the nightly news if the national news covered every murder
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Replying to @jasonwhitlock
Charlie practiced partisan hackery, making videos where he gave insufferable know-it-all lectures to college kids and minorities in which he he dumbed down complex issues and spoke of them in tribal black-and-white terms
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Replying to @FreeThinkerFit
Charlie Kirk when around the Counrty insufferably lecturing black people about how to “fix” their communities
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Your characterization is in itself an extreme position that most objective observers would not agree with. But anyway, a reasonable action would be to cut the budget, change priorities, root out fraud- not dismantle the entire agency in two months leading to 10,000+ deaths
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Replying to @chrislhayes
Try living with a disability or taking care of a disabled child in Florida versus New York
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Fair enough- I should have said USAID. But the point stands. USAID was started by Kennedy and had survived six decades until trump came along. So definitely a move that was outside the norm, hence extreme
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This - the original tweet - is a hilarious misunderstanding of NYS politics. Many upstate NYers vote republican for NYS offices as a protest vote against what they see as too much influence and power coming from NYC. It has very little to do with national politics
Replying to @marcthiessen
Everyone is leaving out and underemphasizing nonstop buffoonery and incompetence
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dem propaganda-if you’re referring to the news hour, that’s 45 min five days/week. The rest of the programming is mostly science, history, and culture, and kids shows. But anyway, the point of this thread is trump has taken many actions previously outside the norm, hence extreme
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Extreme implies outside the political norm- threatening to take over Greenland, cancelling funding to PBS, trying to deport foreign students for op-Ed’s in newspapers, trying to name the Kennedy center after himself, killing people we suspect are drug runners without trial, etc
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Replying to @JonRosado7 @RubinReport
There are dozens of other examples that are less sexy but definitely “extreme”: cutting all funding to PBS, deporting asylum seekers to hellhole prisons in Central America and Africa, cutting almost all foreign aid, threatening to take over Greenland, cutting science funding
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