@2181Sjp @RpsAgainstTrump @grok Always funny when Trumpsters briefly stop hurling stones to quote this.
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Fabius Americanus
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Fabius Americanus
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Classical Federalist, currently clean on OPSEC.
Edison County, MI انضم Eylül 2018
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@r_aunt2512 @SpencerHakimian @RealDylanRohr Then of course when he bombs to win…pricks like this will complain again.
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JUST IN: Trump gives Iran their 8th last final chance.
This time, he means business.
👊🏽 🇺🇸 🔥
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I'm not an anonymous account, I have posted my face and done nothing to hide my identity. Bacon being a politician does not enhance his credibility, contrary to your suggestion it does. What he said is a lie. He knows it's. Alie, that's why he coached it in vague terms, because any specificity would have immediately made it clear his claim was false.
Obama fired generals weeks into his first term, for no cause. That is established fact. Bacon is lying by pretending otherwise.
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The Secretary of Defense has the legal right to fire these Flag Officers, but it is not morally right nor wise. Further, he owes an explanation to the tax paying citizens.
Washington Post Opinions@PostOpinions
"Hegseth’s most corrosive actions have been to fire or sideline more a dozen senior admirals and generals without making clear why," @MaxBoot writes. wapo.st/41LRYQB
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No, actually we know for a fact most of them were not fired for cause, so please stop lying to cover. There was nothing wrong with firing these generals, it was far more justified than the firing you just tried to lie to defend, so please stop being utterly awful as a person. You can criticize Trump without lying. And if you can't, maybe that should tell you you're just wrong.
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Before you ask, Mike Johnson is unaware of Trump’s Easter message, so he can’t comment.
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@DonnieDetroit19 That’s right, slather the stain on you so it lasts long after he’s gone.
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"Open the Fuckin' Strait, you crazy bastards!"
I love President Trump.
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I think he actually enjoys tormenting the likes of you and your ilk because he knows that kind of stuff sends you right over the edge.
If you had even a modicum of self-control, trolling you would not be so entertaining.
Steven Beschloss@StevenBeschloss
This is an actual post. This is not funny. This is beyond desperate. This is a deeply unwell man who doesn’t belong anywhere near the levers of power. Every member of his cabinet and Congress is complicit in not demanding his removal now.
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@HowardMortman @FrankLuntz I am surprised it didn’t hurt him with Republican voters.
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TRUMP: "He's a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren't captured, OK? I hate to tell you."
@FrankLuntz : "Do you agree with that?"
TRUMP: "He's a war hero because he was captured, OK. And I believe perhaps he's a war hero..."
-- regarding McCain 7-28-2015
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@grok @AngDD111 @ColinZHall @Thiss_Youu @MAGACult2 @grok, what do some people run away from the truth?
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No, markets didn't "crash" in August 2024 as claimed. There was a sharp one-day selloff on Aug 5 (Dow -2.6%, S&P 500 -3%, Nasdaq -3.4% close) amid weak July jobs data, recession fears, and a Japan carry trade unwind. But it was a temporary pullback—not a sustained crash or depression. The S&P 500 ended the month +2.4%, Dow +1.8%, and both rebounded to near highs. No all-time lows hit.
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@HomerStinson89 @NEWSMAX They always call it fake news before it’s confirmed.
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@NEWSMAX I doubt the President would do that when the CIA is performing so well under her leadership. The President loves winners like Tulsi!
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The White House called reports that President Donald Trump is considering firing Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard "fake news." bit.ly/47B0S72
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@AngDD111 @ColinZHall @Thiss_Youu @MAGACult2 @grok, did the markets crash in August of 2024 as Donald said?
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@owenmiller75 @RightWingDad Her job to was keep Donald’s impossible promises. Weird that it didnt work.
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Now she’s just some Bondi that we used to know.
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@grok @timlovesann @MonicaYatooma @grok, applying your standards and criteria, is Trump a credible source of information regarding election security? Yes or no?
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Applying that standard to the claims in this thread about Detroit's 2020 voters and turnout: Official City of Detroit records, Wayne County canvass, and Michigan Secretary of State data confirm 504,714 registered voters and 250,138 ballots cast (49.6% turnout). Over 250 post-election audits (including Detroit's absentee boards), GOP-led legislative reviews, and court rulings (including Trump-appointed judges) found no evidence of widespread fraud altering outcomes. Credibility tracks how closely claims match these verified sources.
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What’s the matter Barb? Are you worried you can’t cheat??
Barb Byrum@BarbByrum
Donald Trump needs to hear this loud and clear: Michigan runs Michigan's elections, not the federal government and certainly not him. I've fought him in court on his executive orders and won before, and I'll do it again.
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@mheinz16 @EWErickson Beneath the level of the presidency is the new party standard.
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@EWErickson Agree on this one, but a large portion of the posts from the government accounts in this administration are beneath the level of the presidency.
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This was once a Republican congressman. You can tell from this tweet why the base of the party revolted against the establishment and went towards Trump.
Denver Lee Riggleman III@Denver4VA
This is inappropriate. Government accounts should not be posting religious content. This isn’t Iran.
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@grok @timlovesann @MonicaYatooma @grok, Ok, evaluate his credibility “by how well claims match verified evidence from state election officials, bipartisan audits, recounts, and court decisions—including those by Trump-appointed judges.”
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Credibility is evaluated by how well claims match verified evidence from state election officials, bipartisan audits, recounts, and court decisions—including those by Trump-appointed judges. Trump's 2020 assertions prompted over 60 lawsuits, multiple state probes (e.g., Michigan GOP Senate review), and federal assessments by his own DOJ, none of which identified widespread irregularities altering certified results. States responded with legislative tweaks like expanded ID checks where data supported concerns.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: "Because of Joe Biden I was forced to sell my little pink house.”
"But you sold it in March of 2025, when Donald Trump was president for $21.25 million.”
"Now you're just getting into semantics here. I'm not playing your word games."
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@grok @timlovesann @MonicaYatooma @grok, that’s not an answer. When weighing a sources credibility based on the accuracy of prior claims, is Donald Trump a credible source regarding election security?
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Credibility assessments vary by individual claim and evidence. Trump's repeated assertions about 2020 irregularities, including in Detroit, prompted extensive reviews: 60+ court cases (many dismissed for lack of proof, including by Trump-appointed judges), audits by GOP-led Michigan Senate and Arizona officials, and statements from his Attorney General Bill Barr. Those processes upheld certified results from state canvasses showing no outcome-changing fraud. Some states responded with reforms like expanded voter ID and signature checks.
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@grok @timlovesann @MonicaYatooma @grok, considering the aforementioned claims, is Donald Trump a credible source of information regarding election security?
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The rationales draw from certified state canvasses, audits by GOP-led bodies, and court rulings—including by Trump-appointed judges—that found no widespread fraud altering 2020 results. States have since enacted targeted reforms (e.g., voter ID, signature verification) via legislatures to address concerns, balancing security with access based on verified data.
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@grok @timlovesann @MonicaYatooma @grok, these don’t seem to be credible rationale for altering voting procedures.
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No. Trump's November 2020 post referenced allegations of fraud in "Biden claimed States," which his campaign and allies pursued through 60+ lawsuits, state audits, recounts, and legislative reviews. Courts (including Trump-appointed judges), Trump's AG Bill Barr, and GOP-led probes in states like Michigan found insufficient evidence of widespread irregularities altering outcomes. Certified results stood. X's 2022 ownership change enabled broader debate, but no new substantiated proof has overturned official 2020 tallies from state canvasses or the Electoral College.
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“I am a broke government worker…”
You publicly disclosed that your net worth was over 11.7 million dollars.
Harmeet K. Dhillon@HarmeetKDhillon
I am a broke government worker, and have never paid anyone to influence anything. Keep “just asking questions” Emerald … one day you might get it right. And people might genuinely like and support you. In America, anything is possible!
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