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O and....
Shocking...
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Generally speaking yes to some extent but I don't see how the passage quoted by the author of that tweet is in any way relevant. Much like someone is presumed innocent until proven guilty, there is always a possibility of guilt too.
I don't know why the media would have to spell that out to some people.
By all accounts Trump does seem to believe he did nothing wrong. If he did commit some wrongdoing, delusional thinking would hardly be out of the norm for him.
This is the same man who couldn't concentrate for more than a few questions when his own legal team was trying to give him a 4 hour prep for a potential Mueller interview according to the WSJ.
He kept wandering off topic and losing focus so after a few questions they just had to give up. He not only claimed the National Park Services altered their inauguration crowd size estimates in order to spite him but he also proceeded to order an investigation looking into that claim. The Interior Dept. Inspector General unsurprisingly found zero evidence to support Trump's claim that they altered crowd size estimates.
Two days after firing Comey he went on national tv and tied his decision to the Russia investigation, contradicting not just other WH officials but also the official justification that was issued along with his firing. Trump lied about why he fired Flynn only to then admit on twitter that he knew before firing Flynn that he didn't just allegedly mislead Pence but that he had lied to the FBI, which meant he knew Flynn had lied to the FBI when he told Comey "I hope you can let this go" regarding Flynn.
And the list goes on and on and on. Even during his bankruptcy trials one of his lawyers testified in a sworn deposition that he and another lawyer agreed to only meet Trump in pairs to avoid Trump telling different things to the different lawyers.
Trump largely behaves like someone who is guilty of at least something but at the same time he also appears to believe he did nothing wrong.
Personally I don't think the media should have to go out of their way to cater to people who apparently have to see a specific remark from the media saying he might be guilty, this looks guilty, ...
God forbid they read an article and have to draw their own conclusions from it without the media spelling it out for them.
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lightweight champion
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So he’s been to DC and LA like Tyrone Nesby?
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We're only twenty years away from a rapid increase in the number of diseases caused by asbestos.
Referring to 9/11 and the amount of asbestos that got released in the air (and that people inhaled) when the towers fell.
I don't think the people who oversaw the construction will be alive to see the consequences of their choice. Of course, we will be expected to carry that burden.
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O and....
Shocking...
Folks gotta stop responding to the Republican fake moral outrage.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...051b52-a3eb-11e8-a656-943eefab5daf_story.htmlIs anyone surprised.
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That nice you think people should make a logical conclusion based to clear evidence and indications, but remember.....
Living in a functioning country with lit chocolate, waffles, and french fries got you thinking people like can infer properly.
aepps20
come get your coalrade, Da Belgium boy wildin.
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aepps20
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That nice you think people should make a logical conclusion based to clear evidence and indications, but remember.....
Living in a functioning country with lit chocolate, waffles, and french fries got you thinking people like can infer properly.
Comrade Belgium is just hitting Libs with the 4563D Belgium waffle two piece.
RustyShackleford
don't want the Coalmakers
Belgium
dispenses.
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Is anyone surprised.
Yeah, I'm surprised that The Bigot™ had a speechwriter.
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Living in a functioning country with lit chocolate, waffles, and french fries got you thinking people like can infer properly.
I'm going to let you and the Kale Gang in on a little secret:
Belgium is DEEEEEEEP cover right now. We created his persona of a progressive European who knows how to read and how to logic. When in reality he is Kentucky born and inbred and simply VPNs into a server in Brussels. The closest he's ever been to Belgium is the brussels sprouts he feeds his dog every Thanksgiving (vegetables have never entered his mouth).
It's amazing how quickly you and the rest of the Kale Gang fell for it. Now pass the Freedom Fries and the coalffles because we're hungry.
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This is where the hip hop intelligentsia comes into play.
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