Brett Baier with the haymaker…

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13 minutes ago, AuCivilEng1 said:

Accountable for what? What has he done that he deserves to be held accountable for? Just because conservatives don't like his policies doesn't mean he's doing illegal stuff. Biden also doesn't pick fights with the media. Trump goes at them and they go right back at Trump. Brett Baier literally could not sit down with Biden and have that kind of interview, because there isn't enough drama there to use. The treat Biden how they treated Obama, Clinton, Bush, W, etc. Trump is a completely different animal. 

biden the boogie monster.................lol. somone should start a thread and compare ALL of bidens evils and ALL of trump evils just to get a clear picture. then they would bitch about picking on trump. i cannot help it on my end if he is the gift that keeps on giving.

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6 minutes ago, aubiefifty said:

biden the boogie monster.................lol. somone should start a thread and compare ALL of bidens evils and ALL of trump evils just to get a clear picture. then they would bitch about picking on trump. i cannot help it on my end if he is the gift that keeps on giving.

It would be a waste of time. Everyone with any sense knows that the two guys are cut from a completely different cloth. In a fair world, to them, Trump acts like a narcissistic buffoon and Biden who doesn't gets the same media treatment, in the interest of "fairness". 

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20 hours ago, AuCivilEng1 said:

Accountable for what? What has he done that he deserves to be held accountable for? Just because conservatives don't like his policies doesn't mean he's doing illegal stuff. Biden also doesn't pick fights with the media. Trump goes at them and they go right back at Trump. Brett Baier literally could not sit down with Biden and have that kind of interview, because there isn't enough drama there to use. The treat Biden how they treated Obama, Clinton, Bush, W, etc. Trump is a completely different animal. 

Thank you for proving my point. HB is a crackhead, tax deadbeat, deadbeat dad, with a laptop that has damaged his dad's reputation forever. And what does he get? Less than a slap on the wrist. 

$50K/Month for a no-show job that he is totally unqualified for with a Ukrainian oil company and only the biggest partisan hacks cant SEE & KNOW that that is total corruption from 6K miles away. 

$10Ms for a Chinese investment company that doesn't invest in anything but the Biden name.....

There is a plain and simple two-tiered law structure in this nation and you have no problem with it at all because you think it benefits you at this moment. When trump gets off for the umpteenth time, please don't complain on this forum. You love the two-tiered law system, but only when it suits your side. 

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On 6/20/2023 at 8:13 AM, Mikey said:

I won't be voting for Trump in the primary. Should it come down to Trump vs. Bungling Biden, I'll put a Mega-MAGA bumper sticker on the car and certainly vote for Trump. At least Trump's policies favor America and honest citizens, not foreign interests and criminals.

Well said Mikey!  This is exactly how I feel, too!

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On 6/19/2023 at 10:58 PM, Mikey said:

Nice to compare news sources. Fox News asks Trump a bunch of tough questions. MSNBC & the like toss Biden slow pitch softball thoughts, then have to show him the way to exit the stage.

Looks like the momentium is on our side.

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