Yankees and Biden Mercilessly Pound Opponents.
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I do wish Biden had not told fatzo to Shut Up,
but rather had politely asked him to quit lying.
Of course there has never been a bigger liar than Fatzo the Used Car Salesman
He's the best liar ever
No president in the history of presidents has been a better bigger liar than fatzo.
He tells the biggest and best lies.
President and former Vice President Joe Biden shared the stage on Sept. 29 to engage in the first presidential debate of 2020. Tensions ran high as Fox News anchor Chris Wallace asked the incumbent and his Democratic challenger about their stances on climate change, healthcare, the economy, ongoing racial injustice in the US, and more. Every debate comes with its share of necessary fact-checking in case of inaccuracies, but it played an especially important role in this face-off as unsubstantiated claims ran rampant.
While both candidates made inaccurate statements during the course of the 90-minute-plus debate, Trump far outpaced Biden when it came to factual errors and lies. If you're not tuned into every one of Trump's press conferences or interviews, the claims made in the debate can appear overwhelming. But, sadly, for noted fact-checkers like , the event was actually "relatively easy" to cover because the president has "made the vast majority of these false claims before." That said, if it's not your full-time job to decipher politicians' truths from lies, we've broken down a few of the major inaccuracies below:
Coronavirus pandemic response and vaccine
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but rather had politely asked him to quit lying.
Of course there has never been a bigger liar than Fatzo the Used Car Salesman
He's the best liar ever
No president in the history of presidents has been a better bigger liar than fatzo.
He tells the biggest and best lies.
President and former Vice President Joe Biden shared the stage on Sept. 29 to engage in the first presidential debate of 2020. Tensions ran high as Fox News anchor Chris Wallace asked the incumbent and his Democratic challenger about their stances on climate change, healthcare, the economy, ongoing racial injustice in the US, and more. Every debate comes with its share of necessary fact-checking in case of inaccuracies, but it played an especially important role in this face-off as unsubstantiated claims ran rampant.
While both candidates made inaccurate statements during the course of the 90-minute-plus debate, Trump far outpaced Biden when it came to factual errors and lies. If you're not tuned into every one of Trump's press conferences or interviews, the claims made in the debate can appear overwhelming. But, sadly, for noted fact-checkers like , the event was actually "relatively easy" to cover because the president has "made the vast majority of these false claims before." That said, if it's not your full-time job to decipher politicians' truths from lies, we've broken down a few of the major inaccuracies below:
Coronavirus pandemic response and vaccine
- In regard to the economic shutdown, Trump lamented having to close "the greatest economy in the history of the country." There are no facts to back this up, and , this administration falls short. This claim is false.
- Trump claimed "young children" and "younger people" aren't contracting coronavirus. This is false. Children are less likely to exhibit symptoms, but . Teenagers are twice as likely as kids to contract the virus, and the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns that high schools and universities could be locations responsible for spread.
- Trump suggested we're "weeks away from a vaccine" to address COVID-19. This is to his own CDC director, Dr. Robert Redfield, leading us to believe his claim is false. Redfield said a vaccine wouldn't be available until the middle of next year when he testified to senators earlier this month. Dr. Moncef Slaoui, a top scientist on the administration's vaccine development program, shares the same belief, and said .
- In addition to his decision not to definitively condemn white supremacy, Trump also falsely claimed that violence in America is "not a right wing" problem and instead shifted the blame to Antifa and the left. However, Trump's FBI director, Christopher Wray, acknowledged that "racially motivated violent extremism" linked with white supremacy groups makes up most of the bureau's domestic terrorism cases.
- Trump also alleged that Portland's sheriff pledged his support to the president amid the city's protests. This is false. During the debate, Sheriff Mike Reese of Multnomah County, which includes the city of Portland, , "I have never supported Donald Trump and will never support him."
Mail-in ballots
- We saw a spike in search traffic surrounding after Trump's comments in the debate. "A solicited ballot, solicited, is OK. You solicit, you're asking, they send it back. I did that. If you have an unsolicited, they're sending millions of ballots all over the country. There's fraud." This is a misleading claim. By "unsolicited ballots," Trump is referring to the nine states where already registered voters are being automatically sent ballots - five of these states allowed voting by mail pre-pandemic.
- Trump also claimed "poll watchers" in Philadelphia were thrown out and refused the ability to watch voting. This is not true. In actuality, the Trump supporters were not allowed to enter the satellite election offices because they were there illegally. For one thing, , and for another, poll watchers are only allowed to observe at polling locations - not election offices.
- Trump dismissed the assessment that the ongoing California wildfires could be influenced by climate change, and instead argued that "forest management" is the key to stopping these dangerous blazes. This is incorrect. Top scientists acknowledge that record-breaking temperatures, terrible air quality, and dry conditions are , and create a recipe for these unforgiving fires.
- Trump argued that he paid "millions of dollars" in federal income taxes, which is false as revealed by . He actually paid $750 in income taxes in both 2016 and 2017, as opposed to the seven figures he claimed.
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Saying the name “Biden” is like having a speech impediment.
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Trump encourages white supremacist groups when asked if he would condemn them.
One moment in particular that stood out from the debate, was when Wallace asked Trump if he’d be willing to condemn white supremacists and militia groups, and tell them to stand down and not add to the violence like what happened in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Portland, Oregon. Trump said he was willing, but .
“I’m willing to do anything,” Trump said. “I want to see peace.” “Then do it, sir,” Wallace pushed. “Say it,” Biden added. “You wanna call ‘em—what do you want to call ‘em? Give me a name,” Trump responded. Wallace told Trump to name white supremacists, while Biden specified the violent right-wing white supremacist group Proud Boys, which Trump did, but he didn’t condemn them.
“Proud Boys,” Trump said, “stand back and stand by.”
Proud Boys online, and took it and a call to arms. This was the only moment that mattered to CNN’s .
“The Commander in Chief refused to condemn white supremacy on the global stage, in front of my children, in front of everybody’s families. And he was given the opportunity multiple times to condemn white supremacy,” Jones said. “And he gave a wink and a nod to a racist, Nazi, murderous organization that is now celebrating online, that is now saying, ‘We have a go-ahead.’ Look at what the Proud Boys are doing right now online because the President of the United States refused to condemn white supremacy. That’s the only thing that happened tonight.”
One moment in particular that stood out from the debate, was when Wallace asked Trump if he’d be willing to condemn white supremacists and militia groups, and tell them to stand down and not add to the violence like what happened in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Portland, Oregon. Trump said he was willing, but .
“I’m willing to do anything,” Trump said. “I want to see peace.” “Then do it, sir,” Wallace pushed. “Say it,” Biden added. “You wanna call ‘em—what do you want to call ‘em? Give me a name,” Trump responded. Wallace told Trump to name white supremacists, while Biden specified the violent right-wing white supremacist group Proud Boys, which Trump did, but he didn’t condemn them.
“Proud Boys,” Trump said, “stand back and stand by.”
Proud Boys online, and took it and a call to arms. This was the only moment that mattered to CNN’s .
“The Commander in Chief refused to condemn white supremacy on the global stage, in front of my children, in front of everybody’s families. And he was given the opportunity multiple times to condemn white supremacy,” Jones said. “And he gave a wink and a nod to a racist, Nazi, murderous organization that is now celebrating online, that is now saying, ‘We have a go-ahead.’ Look at what the Proud Boys are doing right now online because the President of the United States refused to condemn white supremacy. That’s the only thing that happened tonight.”
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White supremacists are latent homosexuals and aren’t too bright. Trump just gave them a bum steer!
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Thanks, Trump, for further disgracing the United States of America.
..The world looked on in horror as Trump further degraded the office of POTUS.
Cry, the beloved country. Donald Trump ensured Tuesday’s was the worst in American history, a national humiliation. The rest of the world – and future historians – will presumably look at it and weep.
More likely than not, according to opinion polls, his opponent will win the November election and bring the republic back from the brink. If Trump is re-elected, however, this dark, horrifying, unwatchable fever dream will surely be the first line of America’s obituary.
..The world looked on in horror as Trump further degraded the office of POTUS.
Cry, the beloved country. Donald Trump ensured Tuesday’s was the worst in American history, a national humiliation. The rest of the world – and future historians – will presumably look at it and weep.
More likely than not, according to opinion polls, his opponent will win the November election and bring the republic back from the brink. If Trump is re-elected, however, this dark, horrifying, unwatchable fever dream will surely be the first line of America’s obituary.
Thanks for sharing this and the previous messages! Very informative :)
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After leading the Lakers to a Game 2 victory, Playoff Rondo takes the court tomorrow night for Game 3.
Yankees go against Yankee killer Rays on Monday.
Trump banks on Corona Virus death to save him from humiliation November 3.
Yankees go against Yankee killer Rays on Monday.
Trump banks on Corona Virus death to save him from humiliation November 3.
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FUUUuuuccccckkkkkk!!!!!!~~~ You cry worse than a baby with shitty drawers!! Must suck to be you having your ass hurt every single day.. Don't tell me about being un-American.. I've served my country, fly my flag and love the U.S.. so gtfo with your tears and judging people for voting for Trump.. So typical of a leftwing nutcase to spew so much misery ... You depressing fuck..
Ah, that could be the scam! He knows he is going to lose and his advisors give him the idea to act as if he is infected, so he can blame his humiliation in the 3th of Novemer to Corona....
Anyway, the whole communication about him being infected is weird... his course of the disease is different others...
Why would that matter?
Let me tell you a little story about a lot of European countries: going in the army? Well, you can but nodoby EXPECTS it from you. Fine anyway you choose, it's just another job. Flags? Nice decoration, but we do not put a flag on every house... Sometimes to celebrate something we flag. Loving your country? Well, yes I am happy with the place where I live, but I am also realistic enough to know that others will think the same of where they live.
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Once again, Maxi-pad.. you are missing my point. I don't need some leftwing faggot telling me I'm un-American for backing Trump. JFC.. the fucking constant pussy CRYING from the left drives me insane. Always so fucking emotional and triggered.. I mean, yeah.. I know by his 25 anti Trump post that he doesn't like Trump.. but to insinuate that me and others hate America is about as insane as anyone can get. I will live with the President elected.. won't burn down anything, loot, or CRY. Out of curiosity, would you die for your country??
What do you mean by that statement?
To explain: in my opinion it would be unseless die die "for my country" in some scenario's. I would die for some things, but I prefer to stay alive and solve matters without people (anyone!) dying.
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You know, Heilfarter could not only serve its country, but the entire internetz by deleting its account.
Anyway - you know, I'm quite sensitive and its harsh words have left me with...
...Monster Tears in My Eyes.
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Listen. You can make all the whiny anti Trump post you want.. Just shows that you need meds for your TDS. But, as soon as you start attacking me on my patriotism to a country I love, expect me to call you out on it.. :rightON: Now dry up those tears, Cock Holliday :) :) :) You may get your wish in Nov... who the fuck knows?
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People who love this country aren't commie sympathizers,
..and in the era in which I've lived, none who loved this country served in the military voluntarily,
or w/o regret if they were conscripted.
On Aug. 18, the Senate Intelligence Committee released a characterizing the involvement of Russian intelligence operatives with officials of the 2016 Trump presidential campaign as an “aggressive, multifaceted effort to influence, or attempt to influence, the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.” The report detailed the longstanding relationship between Paul Manafort, Donald Trump’s campaign manager, and a Russian intelligence operative named , while also describing the links of other Russian intelligence figures to Trump family members, notably Donald Jr. and Jared Kushner, and to such Trump confidants as Roger Stone and Michael Flynn, briefly the president’s national security adviser.
As to be expected, President Trump immediately denounced the report as “a hoax” (never mind that it was authored by a Republican-controlled committee), while his inner circle adopted their usual stance on such matters, either staying mum or decrying the committee’s work as a tired retread of last year’s Mueller report. The real scandal, the president declaimed, was the deep state “witch hunt” against him that spurred these investigations in the first place.
If this latest chapter in the four-year Russiagate drama is unlikely to change many minds, at least one person has examined the Senate’s findings with both great interest and alarm. His name is Peter Sichel and, at the age of 97, he is the last surviving member of the early CIA that faced off with the Soviets at the start of the Cold War.
You know, Cock Holliday is quite a complimentary nic. Now - I'm fairly sure Jeanie Weenie is sweet on me,
and I know x is,
but until now I had only suspected you might be homo. LoLz at Heilfarter.
..and in the era in which I've lived, none who loved this country served in the military voluntarily,
or w/o regret if they were conscripted.
On Aug. 18, the Senate Intelligence Committee released a characterizing the involvement of Russian intelligence operatives with officials of the 2016 Trump presidential campaign as an “aggressive, multifaceted effort to influence, or attempt to influence, the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.” The report detailed the longstanding relationship between Paul Manafort, Donald Trump’s campaign manager, and a Russian intelligence operative named , while also describing the links of other Russian intelligence figures to Trump family members, notably Donald Jr. and Jared Kushner, and to such Trump confidants as Roger Stone and Michael Flynn, briefly the president’s national security adviser.
As to be expected, President Trump immediately denounced the report as “a hoax” (never mind that it was authored by a Republican-controlled committee), while his inner circle adopted their usual stance on such matters, either staying mum or decrying the committee’s work as a tired retread of last year’s Mueller report. The real scandal, the president declaimed, was the deep state “witch hunt” against him that spurred these investigations in the first place.
If this latest chapter in the four-year Russiagate drama is unlikely to change many minds, at least one person has examined the Senate’s findings with both great interest and alarm. His name is Peter Sichel and, at the age of 97, he is the last surviving member of the early CIA that faced off with the Soviets at the start of the Cold War.
You know, Cock Holliday is quite a complimentary nic. Now - I'm fairly sure Jeanie Weenie is sweet on me,
and I know x is,
but until now I had only suspected you might be homo. LoLz at Heilfarter.
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