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Al Bundy's Napoleon Hand

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  1. I feel it was started a lot earlier than that. Late 80s early 90s saw the proliferation of "news talk" radio popular amongst Working Joes and the 1996 Telecommunications Act signed by Clinton essentially paid for by Fairness And Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) solidified corporate monopoly messaging and the freedom to hear Feel Like Making Love a brazilian times.
  2. This is just such an oft-repeated undefined criticism. Obama was pretty prominent last campaign. That guy is a bad communicator? Was Walz? Compared to last year's rambling, people leaving early Trump rallies?
  3. If you get any broader and more general, you can do the conflate slide into "can democratic government do anything right?"
  4. You're illustrating my point. The Democrat Executive checks it's own supposedly dominant position over the Legislative, while the GOP publishes it's own rationalizing of the unitary Executive, and as we're witnessing, carries it out.
  5. Again, had the bigger problem been an Executive Branch growing in power at the expense of the Legislative rather than the actual bigger problem, the Republican Party, Obama would have gotten his Supreme Court nominee.
  6. This "no one is innocent" notion is the binary false equivalency MAGA uses to rationalize it's deliberately destructive, zero sum pursuit of self-interest.
  7. It's Trump and those who support him.
  8. You should stop being a mouthpiece for Russia Today.
  9. This would be a good analogy if the insurrectionists were a thousand miles away from the officers they attacked and the Capitol they breached.
  10. If someone shot at you, missed badly, and is now saying that they're going to shoot you, would you take it seriously?
  11. Trump backed outta that faster than Musk challenging Zuck to a nerd fight.
  12. Capping the price of insulin: maximum cahooting
  13. I'm old enough to remember having to bailout farmers last time we instigated a half-baked trade war because I'm older than 9.
  14. Art of The Deal https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/trump-signs-usmca-trade-deal-replace-nightmare-nafta-n1125526
  15. What you're describing doesn't sound like what's going on in this post.
  16. The media and MAGA social media platforms didn't cover Trump rallies where Trump championed tariffs?
  17. It was facetious. There's virtually no way any Trump voter can claim they didn't vote for a candidate that campaigned on tariffs. It wasn't some hidden agenda. The point being there's an significant chunk of the voting public that will believe what they want to believe regardless of what a candidate says or how they say it.
  18. I know why it happened and who's to blame, but a little murky on where it occurred.
  19. We're all disposable, Super Brain.
  20. You'll get sick of the winning
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