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- 31 Maj 2020
>we just extract those who fit likely voter criteria
>Younger voters
Throwing away her reputation lol
Abraham Lincoln
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- 1 Lis 2020
Why use them as an example when there is something more recent.
Look at Russia right now, more united than ever before thanks to the Democrats going full retard cancel culture to the point of going after Russian Cats and banning them from the FIFA videogame series.
Speaking of Russian Cats, I guess there is a theme to the shitlib niggerfaggots that they hate animals looking at the recent squirrel being offed.
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- 29 Lip 2024
This is something I straight up tell people: huwh*te peepo are undeniably violent and sadistic to a level matched only by the Bugs. Even Native Americans were shocked at how bloody and ruthless Europeans were in battle. It seems like the smart thing to do would be to let whitey have their quiet neighborhoods and leave them alone because the alternative is Algiers Point.Exactly.
Unlike those black ghettos that get into individual cyclical violence that goes nowhere, the white ones tend to eventually push their violence outward. Particularly when the Establishment is forcing them to all unite by race and social strata, forming lose people into a tight cohort with a common enemy. The point has always been to do the slow frog boil, because if things really start hopping, they may not stop. The commie and jogger golems are, if not perfectly, controllable. The standard model of blue-collar EuroWhite is a real slow starter but it doesn't have any brakes and steers like a Caterpillar - once a certain critical mass builds the runaway reaction will become extremely dangerous and very indiscriminate. Attempts to atomise and isolate these groups to prevent organizations that can solve problems politically and socially will only lead to Uncle Ted and Cousin Timmy. Which lead to more open, violent crackdowns, which lead to more open, violent resistance and then...
It was just a hundred years ago the entire world decided to 'cancel' a nation and put all it's people under intense oppression and hardship. Where did that lead?
Or, as the memes go:
Take your pick, there's like fifty of these.
It is 2016 again and you're here with us. Shadilay!
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- 23 Kwi 2018
if anything it's going the other way "oh he's gonna win, but i wanna make sure he wins by A LOT, fuck you anti trump cocksuckers"
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- 5 Sie 2020
Extracted relevant segment:
(Also what the fuck is up with that audio flutter? fix your fucking channel balance audio-enginiggers)
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- 21 Sie 2022
Not going to post her picture but if you saw what she looks like, she's the American Gothic of AWFL.
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- 25 Maj 2018
Wow, Gen Z coming out to vote more than millennials. I knew that millennials had the reputation of being do-nothing complainers, but good God. lol. Way to drive that point home!
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- 14 Lip 2024
FAKE AND GAY
I'M A RETARD
THIS IS FAKE AND GAY
I'M A RETARD
THIS IS FAKE AND GAY
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Even if Trump loses, I feel that the GOP from here on out will try to emulate his campaigning tactics almost to a T. It's so effective that it pretty much blows past Republican campaigns out of the water; although, I'm not sure any future candidate will have Trump's wit or charisma. They'll certainly bleach their hair, though!
Dr J
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- 13 Lis 2020
He didn't have to beg. Goebbels wrote Hindenburg a nice, polite letter, asking Hitler to be made Chancellor and this was backed by Hugenberg, Von Papen and Hindenburg's own son, who all thought that Hitler was going to be a disaster as Chancellor and they could use him to attain power for themselves/achieve their own political ends
There was massive civil unrest on the streets in Germany (caused in large part by the Nazis themselves) so Hindenburg acquiesced
Hitler never captured the Presidency. He was de facto President but when Hindenburg died the office of President, officially, was vacant.
To demoralise Trump voters
She's clearly looking to fund her retirement.
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- 29 Wrz 2022
Probably because Jenner wasn't in lockstep with the DNC I remember hearing lots of troons accuse Jenner of "not being a REAL transgender woman" despite the fact that jokes and rumors about him being effeminate were around long before those AGP retards even had their first masturbation session.
It could be jealousy too...if you drink a few beers and squint, Jenner does kind of look like a woman, while they can use tons of filters and still come off looking as "cosplaying as Buffalo Bill".
Disaffected Coyote
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- 16 Mar 2024
Holy shit, I thought that was a meme account but it's fucking real.
Donald Trump, Defender of pets!
Edit: Now I'm not sure if it's real, he's posting things like this
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- 4 Gru 2013
She's old. She probably wants to retire and was given a nice bag of cash to give some copium to Democrats, juice their Election Day turnout while also psyop the right into dooming.
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- 14 Sty 2023
Targetsmart is gay. Don't trust it.
johnny johnny yes papa
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- 12 Wrz 2020
You know things are bad for Kamala when even trannies are voting Trump.
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- 14 Sty 2023
I can taste the fucking triumph
AMERICAAAAAAA
AMERICAAAAAAA
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- 25 Gru 2019
I will never trust a single "Sources familiar with the situation's brother's uncle" claim.
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- 17 Gru 2022
Keep twisting his words, that's a winning strategy. Hopefully someone does liquidate the newsroom of WaPo eventually.
Trump says he doesn’t mind someone shooting at journalists at rally
The Washington Post (archive.ph)
By Hannah Knowles and Meryl Kornfield
2024-11-03 19:04:14GMT
Trump says he doesn’t mind someone shooting at journalists at rally
The Washington Post (archive.ph)
By Hannah Knowles and Meryl Kornfield
2024-11-03 19:04:14GMT
LITITZ, Pa. — Donald Trump told a crowd on Sunday that he wouldn’t mind if someone shot at the news media present at his rally here, escalating his violent rhetoric at one of his closing campaign events where he repeatedly veered off-message.
Trump made the remark while complaining about the bulletproof glass surrounding him onstage — a fixture at his outdoor events since an attempt to assassinate him at a rally in July.
“I have this piece of glass here,” Trump said. “But all we have really over here is the fake news, right? And to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news.
“And I don’t mind that so much,” Trump said. “I don’t mind. I don’t mind.” The audience roared with laughter.
Trump also said he regretted leaving office after losing the 2020 election and trying to overturn the result. He at one point said he “shouldn’t have left” the White House, while complaining about Democrats’ handling of the border and returning to his false claims that he won the 2020 election.
“We did so well,” he said.
Trump’s latest comments about the media underscored his embrace of violent language, days after he received blowback for suggesting former Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney would not be such a “war hawk” if she went into combat and had guns “trained on her face.”
It capped a week when Trump and his allies repeatedly made incendiary or offensive comments that could alienate moderate voters in the final stretch of the presidential race.
Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung issued a statement contradicting Trump’s Sunday comments. He said the sentiment had “nothing to do with the Media being harmed,” adding that Trump actually meant that the media members were “protecting him and, therefore, were in great danger themselves.”
Trump’s rally in Lititz, being held at the airport in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, veered off-script more than usual.
The former president dwelled particularly long on personal grievances, insults and baseless claims that the election may be rigged against him. His campaign believes other issues — immigration and the economy — will resonate with voters and deliver victory. But Trump is often distracted.
“They are fighting so hard to steal this damn thing,” Trump said, referring to unspecified “crooked people.”
He repeated his assertion that the entire country should use paper ballots and criticized how long it takes to count votes. He also alluded to his various criminal indictments, saying, “The ones that should be locked up are the ones that cheat on these horrible elections that we go through in our country.”
He kept returning to the issue.
“We got a bunch of cheaters that all they do is think about how they can cheat,” he said later on.
Trump also vilified his opponents in striking terms, calling the Democratic Party “very demonic.”
“The people, regular Democrats aren’t,” he added, but “we do need people to say it.” Trump has also called his political opponents “the enemy within.”
Trump’s criticism of the “fake news” media has been a staple of his rallies for years. Audience members boo the press at every event, at Trump’s prompting, in what has become a sort of ritual.
But Trump’s Sunday comments were an escalation — and came as Trump’s violent language is already in the spotlight.
“Let’s put her with a rifle standing there with nine barrels shooting at her, okay?” Trump said of Cheney at a Thursday campaign event. “Let’s see how she feels about it, you know, when the guns are trained on her face.”
The former president said he was simply criticizing hawkish politicians who have not gone to war themselves — but his words triggered a sharp backlash, with Cheney calling them threatening and saying, “This is how dictators destroy free nations.”
Trump has also used violent language for hecklers at his rallies. In 2016, after someone interrupted a Las Vegas rally, Trump told the crowd: “Here’s a guy throwing punches, nasty as hell, screaming at everybody else,” then added, “I’d like to punch him in the face.”
In Iowa during the same campaign, he encouraged supporters to “knock the crap” out of potential hecklers. And last month, at a California rally, Trump suggested that a heckler would later get “the hell knocked out of her.”
Trump on Sunday complained to the crowd about polls showing a close contest, especially a well-regarded poll released Saturday that showed Harris with a slight lead in Iowa. The latest Des Moines Register-Mediacom poll found Harris led Trump 47 percent to 44 percent, a surprising finding at odds with other surveys of the red state.
“If you look at three, four months ago, I was losing states that are now walks,” Trump said Sunday. “They suppress, and it actually should be illegal.”
He said the polls “are just as corrupt as some of the writers back there,” indicating the journalists covering the rally.
Trump made the remark while complaining about the bulletproof glass surrounding him onstage — a fixture at his outdoor events since an attempt to assassinate him at a rally in July.
“I have this piece of glass here,” Trump said. “But all we have really over here is the fake news, right? And to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news.
“And I don’t mind that so much,” Trump said. “I don’t mind. I don’t mind.” The audience roared with laughter.
Trump also said he regretted leaving office after losing the 2020 election and trying to overturn the result. He at one point said he “shouldn’t have left” the White House, while complaining about Democrats’ handling of the border and returning to his false claims that he won the 2020 election.
“We did so well,” he said.
Trump’s latest comments about the media underscored his embrace of violent language, days after he received blowback for suggesting former Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney would not be such a “war hawk” if she went into combat and had guns “trained on her face.”
It capped a week when Trump and his allies repeatedly made incendiary or offensive comments that could alienate moderate voters in the final stretch of the presidential race.
Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung issued a statement contradicting Trump’s Sunday comments. He said the sentiment had “nothing to do with the Media being harmed,” adding that Trump actually meant that the media members were “protecting him and, therefore, were in great danger themselves.”
Trump’s rally in Lititz, being held at the airport in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, veered off-script more than usual.
The former president dwelled particularly long on personal grievances, insults and baseless claims that the election may be rigged against him. His campaign believes other issues — immigration and the economy — will resonate with voters and deliver victory. But Trump is often distracted.
“They are fighting so hard to steal this damn thing,” Trump said, referring to unspecified “crooked people.”
He repeated his assertion that the entire country should use paper ballots and criticized how long it takes to count votes. He also alluded to his various criminal indictments, saying, “The ones that should be locked up are the ones that cheat on these horrible elections that we go through in our country.”
He kept returning to the issue.
“We got a bunch of cheaters that all they do is think about how they can cheat,” he said later on.
Trump also vilified his opponents in striking terms, calling the Democratic Party “very demonic.”
“The people, regular Democrats aren’t,” he added, but “we do need people to say it.” Trump has also called his political opponents “the enemy within.”
Trump’s criticism of the “fake news” media has been a staple of his rallies for years. Audience members boo the press at every event, at Trump’s prompting, in what has become a sort of ritual.
But Trump’s Sunday comments were an escalation — and came as Trump’s violent language is already in the spotlight.
“Let’s put her with a rifle standing there with nine barrels shooting at her, okay?” Trump said of Cheney at a Thursday campaign event. “Let’s see how she feels about it, you know, when the guns are trained on her face.”
The former president said he was simply criticizing hawkish politicians who have not gone to war themselves — but his words triggered a sharp backlash, with Cheney calling them threatening and saying, “This is how dictators destroy free nations.”
Trump has also used violent language for hecklers at his rallies. In 2016, after someone interrupted a Las Vegas rally, Trump told the crowd: “Here’s a guy throwing punches, nasty as hell, screaming at everybody else,” then added, “I’d like to punch him in the face.”
In Iowa during the same campaign, he encouraged supporters to “knock the crap” out of potential hecklers. And last month, at a California rally, Trump suggested that a heckler would later get “the hell knocked out of her.”
Trump on Sunday complained to the crowd about polls showing a close contest, especially a well-regarded poll released Saturday that showed Harris with a slight lead in Iowa. The latest Des Moines Register-Mediacom poll found Harris led Trump 47 percent to 44 percent, a surprising finding at odds with other surveys of the red state.
“If you look at three, four months ago, I was losing states that are now walks,” Trump said Sunday. “They suppress, and it actually should be illegal.”
He said the polls “are just as corrupt as some of the writers back there,” indicating the journalists covering the rally.
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