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McAllen, Texas – 85 Percent Hispanic – Elects Republican Mayor

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Can you see me laughing?

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Meanwhile, if you ask a random black person if they have an ID and tell them why you're asking, they're going to think that you're pretty fucking racist.

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And that's the point dummy. You just can't seem to stop stumbling over your tongue. Now, back to ignoring your dumb ass.

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Meanwhile, if you ask a random black person if they have an ID and tell them why you're asking, they're going to think that you're pretty fucking racist.

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And that's the point dummy. You just can't seem to stop stumbling over your tongue. Now, back to ignoring your dumb ass.

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Nothing wrong with the Georgia law.

Hilarious though that you guys threw a bunch of Democrat politicians under the bus and cheered when the MLB and businesses fled and took their money with them.

Meanwhile, if you ask a random black person if they have an ID and tell them why you're asking (because Libtards think black folk are too stupid or lazy to get ID), they're going to think that you're pretty fucking racist.

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Republican lawmaker calls Donald Trump a 'loser president'

https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/news/republican-lawmaker-calls-donald-
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I eagerly await news of:

Mid-Term Elections 2021

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Question, will there be enough republicans left to vote after the virus is done with them?

tick tock

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In his speech Tuesday on voting rights, President Biden assailed former President Trump for denying the results of the 2020 election, and helping foment the Capitol Insurrection.

'I Never Thought I’d See That': Biden Assails Trump Over Capitol Insurrection In Voting Rights Push

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In his speech Tuesday on voting rights, President Biden assailed former President Trump for denying the results of the 2020 election, and helping foment the Capitol Insurrection.

'I Never Thought I’d See That': Biden Assails Trump Over Capitol Insurrection In Voting Rights Push

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Oh go fuck yourself, Ted.

You and Hillary couldn't shut the fuck up about Trump stealing 2016.

She even cashed in and wrote a book about it.


I recommend you read it since your memory is shot, you fucking retard.

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“Dear Hillary Clinton, please stop talking about 2016,” wrote one columnist in USA Today. CNN, still stuck in false equivalency mode, declared, “Clinton, Trump can’t stop airing their 2016 grievances.” And one New York Daily News columnist decided the appropriate response was: “Hey, Hillary Clinton, shut the f— up and go away already.” Seriously, they printed that in the newspaper.

I understand why some people don’t want to hear anything that sounds remotely like “relitigating” the election. People are tired. Some are traumatized. Others are focused on keeping the discussion about Russia in the national security realm and away from politics. I get all that. But it’s important that we understand what really happened. Because that’s the only way we can stop it from happening again.

I also understand why there’s an insatiable demand in many quarters for me to take all the blame for losing the election on my own shoulders and quit talking about Comey, the Russians, fake news, sexism, or anything else. Many in the political media don’t want to hear about how these things tipped the election in the final days. They say their beef is that I’m not taking responsibility for my mistakes—but I have, and I do again throughout this book. Their real problem is they can’t bear to face their own role in helping elect Trump, from providing him free airtime to giving my emails three times more coverage than all the issues affecting people’s lives combined.

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I’ve spent part of nearly every day since November 8, 2016, wrestling with a single question: Why did I lose? Sometimes it’s hard to focus on anything else.

I go back over my own shortcomings and the mistakes we made. I take responsibility for all of them. You can blame the data, blame the message, blame anything you want—but I was the candidate. It was my campaign. Those were my decisions.

I also think about the strong headwinds we faced, including the rise of tribal politics in America and across the globe, the restlessness of a country looking for change, excessive coverage of my emails, the unprecedented late intervention by the director of the FBI, the sophisticated misinformation campaign directed from the Kremlin, and the avalanche of fake news. Those aren’t excuses—they’re things that happened, whether we like it or not.

I think about all that, and about our deeply divided country and our ability to live, work, and reason together.

And that’s all before I finish my morning cup of coffee. Then it starts over again.

In the spring of 2017, I was asked by thoughtful journalists such as Nicholas Kristof, Christiane Amanpour, Rebecca Traister, and Kara Swisher to reflect on what happened in 2016 and what lessons all Americans—and Democrats in particular—can learn from my defeat.

This is an important discussion to have. It’s not only about the past—not by a long shot. After successfully interfering in one presidential election, Russia will certainly try to do it again. And Democrats are engaged in a vital debate right now about the future of our party, which turns in no small part on the question of what went wrong in 2016 and how to fix it.

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You want me to start digging up the quotes from the Anti-Trumpers here?

There were a lot of them.

Maybe I'll dig up some of yours too.

I notice you didn't bitch once about the Electoral College after the 2020 election, but you sure did 4 years prior.



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You want me to start digging up the quotes from the Anti-Trumpers here?

There were a lot of them.

Maybe I'll dig up some of yours too.

I notice you didn't bitch once about the Electoral College after the 2020 election, but you sure did 4 years prior.



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6ix, you don't care that what you claim Hillary wrote, she didn't write. You don't care that Trump hasn't paid taxes in 20 years. You don't care that he lied about winning in 2020. You don't care that the Mexicans didn't build the Trump Wall or that billionaires didn't pay $1 trillion in taxes per year while Trump was running the IRS or that Trump didn't have a replacement plan for Obamacare. You don't care that the Russians ran a scheme to elect Trump in 2016. You don't care that Trump obstructed justice or that he was impeached twice and would have been removed if there were 33 or fewer Senators living in Trump's pockets. You don't care that Trump crashed the economy. You don't care. 6ix, you are crazy. There is no doubt.

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He also doesn’t care SECOND that at least 18 people connected to President Trump have been locked up, indicted, or arrested since he announced his candidacy in 2015. These numbers haven’t been updated since October of 2020. Or that 426 former prosecutors claimed he committed multiple felonies. That he ran a charity and stole the money or about his scam university that ripped people off.

We could do this for hours SECOND but there’s no need. We have posted about it in real time and continue to do so. Trumps fucked and so are his parasitic children.


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He also doesn’t care SECOND that at least 18 people connected to President Trump have been locked up, indicted, or arrested since he announced his candidacy in 2015. These numbers haven’t been updated since October of 2020. Or that 426 former prosecutors claimed he committed multiple felonies. That he ran a charity and stole the money or about his scam university that ripped people off.

We could do this for hours SECOND but there’s no need. We have posted about it in real time and continue to do so. Trumps fucked and so are his parasitic children.


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If Trump ran again for President, he would win Texas. Doesn't matter what scandals are revealed in every greater detail about Trump, he will win Texas. The problem was never Trump. I'll show you: Texans knew perfectly well that George Bush was a nincompoop when he was Governor, and yet they voted for his Presidency, twice, and Bush gave them Iraq, Afghanistan and the Crash of 2008. It does not make any difference who the Republican is, what he has done, or what he eventually will do once in office. The Republican is destined to win in Texas. Brainless Texans gotta do something crazy and stupid, in politics and in their personal life. More information will NOT change them for the better. Perhaps Republicans are different in states like Utah or Nebraska. Let's hope so.

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