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Dan Scavino
@DanScavino
Seems like something the FBI Director could have cleared up years ago, instead of letting this BS drag on throughout President Trump’s entire first term. The O’Biden Administration literally tried to take Trump down. Always knew it, but now we FACTUALLY know it! Unbelievable!!

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Presidential Message on the National Day of Prayer and Return, 2020

On this inaugural National Day of Prayer and Return, the First Lady and I join millions of Christians here in the United States and around the world in prayer, as we turn our hearts to our Lord and Savior.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings...r-return-2020/

Bwahahhahhahhahhahhah!

Trump did not write that.

Nor does he believe it.

He seems to also think other countries share the USA's national day!

That was brilliant.

Of course not; his phone would have burst into flames.

Well thats a good thing atleast...

The fact Trump just couldn't get that done in several years couldn't possibly mean there was nothing to it, like 'her emails'. :rolleyes:

Oh I forgot, Biden/Obama/Clinton were POTUS these last few years. Just wait until Trump is actually in charge!

:eusa_sick:

Prayer and Return? Is that when Jesus rose up from the dead or are they officially praying for The Return? :confused:

Nor are they going to pray. :rolleyes:

And all religions.

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Not a lie, your car insurance is (at least) liability insurance. As would be certain portions of homeowners' insurance.

This is actually a very interesting question and speaks to a paradox about covering Trump. Which is worse, ignoring his lies or engaging with them? And I think the answer has to be to rebut them, but then there's this vicious cycle of him telling one outrageous lie after another to keep his detractors at maximum outrage so that he can paint himself as a victim.

Early on I thought there was a middle course: Correct his facts. But don't write an analysis piece every time he yanks your chain. Early on I got tired of CNN telling me why I should be outraged. And I wonder if some of this editorializing made it easier for him to maintain perpetual martyrdom. I wonder if this had been approached differently if his BS was met with a calm, neutral fact check, without the constant drumbeat of opinion pieces saying this time he's gone too far!!!

I'm not sure more people wouldn't have gradually twigged to the fact that he was lying to them with utter contempt. In teaching, sometimes it's better to let students figure out for themselves that something's not right. "Show don't tell" goes one old saw. I think CNN may have inadvertently rallied people around Trump with a bit too much editorializing in news stories and too many "This is why he's gone too far this time" essays that were essentially porn for people like me, who were hoping he would disappear like a miracle any day now if only the spotlight was shined on him relentlessly enough. I still think CNN is far more reliable than Fox News, but both are businesses that frequently pander to their audiences.

But clearly, this is highly speculative and I might be 100 percent wrong. Still. I wonder about the road not taken. I wonder if his less-gullible supporters might have come to realize on their own what an empty suit Trump really is.

Why are you singling them out. Over 90% of Bernie supporters voted Hilary Clinton in the election, a good 20% higher than Clinton voters who supported Obama in 2008.

There are four reasons Hilary Clinton lost, in descending order:

1) The republican party disenfranchising c. ten million US citizens.
2) James Comey and the "butheremails!" October surprise he ran on behalf of his party colleague Trump.
3) Russia's various meddling.
4) Hilary Clinton running a very bad and lacklustre campaign, and realising too late that she needed to be more than not-Trump.

And the weightings I'd give all those would be 70-20-7-3. The simple fact of the matter, Trump probably had the election won before he even started consorting with an enemy belligerent.

5) Her personality, or lack thereof. Maybe should be higher than that.

It's the only kind of capitalism that there is. Once you start putting constraints on the owners of capital, then the economic system no longer is caplitalist.

I'll let you in on a little secret, most christian leaders don't believe. They're just in it for the spondoolicks.

IMO Christians worth their salt do not need to "turn" their hearts to Christ - Christ already lives there.

Anytime I hear about days of prayer I'm thinking, aren't you guys supposed to be praying every day already? And not be making any loud-ass announcements about it either, per a rather well-known sermon on a mountain?

Well, Christian theology is a mystery to me anyway. The Lord turns water into wine, but the Baptists aren't allowed to drink it.

No I honestly think her faults were a very minor part of the "loss". In an otherwise fair fight, she'd have wiped the floor with Trump.

Now if she were up against a competent politician who knew how to speak, that'd have been a different story. I think Hilary Clinton would have been in trouble in a fair election against Jeb Shrub.

You missed the most important one - 62,984,828 Deplorables. They knew what Trump was, but voted for him anyway.

But yes, Hillary was a terrible candidate. We know this because the Deplorables kept telling us so. Would they lie to us? Of course not. And it's not like it was out of the blue. They've been trying to tell us for decades how bad Hillary is! So we took it on board and said "Hillary is a terrible candidate, but she's not Trump so I guess I will have to vote for her" (except for those of us who didn't).

Let's count the ways Hillary was so terrible, and what she should have done to be more than not-Trump:-

1. Being a woman. Hillary should have taken testosterone and gotten a sex change.

2. Cozying up to elites instead of listening to common folk. She should have avoided anyone with power and influence, and lived under a bridge with homeless people.

3. Not being progressive. She should have offered real change, like Obama!

4. Being part of the 'Establishment'. Hillary should have remained independent from the Democratic party all those years. When challenged she could have said 'of course I am a Democrat' but continue running as an independent.

There are many more things she could have done of course, such as conceding to Bernie in the primaries even though she won, or simply giving up politics to let men run things, but sadly she chose her own aspirations over what was best for the country. What made her think she was better suited to the job than a failed businessman, grifter and reality TV star?

I agree with those weightings. But even though her lackluster campaign was only a small part of it, in the end she was totally to blame for the loss. If only she had whipped up a bit more enthusiasm we could have won! Many of us loyal democrats worked very hard to get people on our side, only to be let down by that 3% (especially those of us who didn't bother voting because she had an 'unassailable' 3% lead in the polls).

Wait. Wait.

The National Day of Prayer is in May.

What the ****** is “the inaugural National Day of Prayer and Return.”?

I can’t find anything about it other that the White House made a proclamation. The press release doesn’t even say what it is.


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Ok, I found it. I didn’t see it earlier because the WH ****** up the name.

It is the National and Global [sic] Day of Prayer and Repentance created by a group call the Return 2020.

https://blackchristiannews.com/2020/...-sept-26-2020/

"You're just pickin' on me 'cause I'm a girl" has been Clinton's go-to excuse for most of her life. But the fact is that she won three million more votes than her opponent in 2016, and Jill Stein won a million and a half votes herself, most of which would have gone to Clinton in a two-way race. Americans were and are perfectly willing to elect a woman as President. Gee, if only Hillary hadn't been so sure of victory that 79,000 people in three states who would have voted for her just stayed home....

Yeah, I too have malpractice insurance. But legislators wrote laws excluding themselves from personal liability. That includes police and in may cases, attorneys.

So it is a lie.

Yesterday’s poll of Fox News viewers:

- 55% said the president clearly won the first debate
- 45% said the debates have not yet happened.

:dl:

Last sentence from that web site:

When did we leave?

Oh, Bell ****. Cite some examples.

What a steaming pile of ****. How is it you know so little about Clinton? This post is pitiful.

And no one on this forum that I can see said a woman couldn't get elected.

Nonsense. I actually heard people say they wouldn't vote for her because she was a woman.

When mixed marriages were allowed, when women got the right to vote, when civil rights laws were enacted, when people started forming their own views instead of taking them from their pastor - take your pick :mad:

Trump Retweeted

“Well, we won Pennsylvania last time and we’re going to win it by a lot more this time.” -@realDonaldTrump

“Judge Barrett is a brilliant legal mind … Most important of all, she will defend your God-given rights and freedoms.” -@realDonaldTrump

I’ve just come from the Rose Garden of the White House where I proudly nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme -@realDonaldTrump

“I’ll keep your jobs in Pennsylvania where they belong!” -@realDonaldTrump

Patrick Yoes, President of the National Fraternal Order of Police to @realDonaldTrump:
“You sir, have never turned your back on America’s law enforcement… On behalf of America’s largest law enforcement organization… we give you our unanimous & enthusiastic endorsement.”

Trump Retweeted
Ronna McDaniel
@GOPChairwoman
Judge Amy Coney Barrett is a remarkable nominee, and the Senate should confirm her without delay.

The RNC is investing $10M to promote her qualifications, expose Democrats’ partisanship, and use this issue to galvanize voters to the polls in November!

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When Trump loses and then fights recounts for months, what is the agency that eventually walks him out and flies him to Florida?
Nixon leaves, mostly silent footage:
https://youtu.be/58H431UuNvs

Trump complains the media didn't report his Nobel Peace Prizes:

"On Saturday, Trump grumbled that there wasn’t a word in the “fake news” about his Nobel recognition.

“Somebody had a show where they said the amount of time devoted to Donald Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize — two of ’em — [was] zero on the networks, zero,” he emphasized. ”It is so disgraceful. They’re so bad.”

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...?ocid=msedgdhp

I mentioned this the last time that there was a similar claim. I was part of a union when I worked for New York State. The union leaders told the members which candidates the union was endorsing. The members had no say in the matter.

Is this a joke or is there a cite?