Interesting. I wonder how they came to that conclusionwww.newsweek.com/donald-trump...
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But isn't this the "I don't like either candidate" vibe just expressed differently? Biden voters would say the same about Biden. I hope the conviction takes Trump down but I realize that there's a strong likelihood it won't. Wish we could throw in a few more convictions for good measure.
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That’s less than voted against him in the primary!
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Because there is finally real ‘coverage’ of his crimes and none of that ‘Covfefe’ crap.
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GQP is coming at democracy from every angle and the supreme court backs them
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The one out of the three probably have a concussion.
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After everything, two out of three Republican still thinking Trump is a good choice is truly frightening
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I suspect some that came to that conclusion are currently serving time for J6. Learning the hard way.
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I heard it involved a heavy mallet.
Many people are saying……
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...and the other 2 out of 3 recommend non-fascists for their constituents who vote...
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The only reason they think he wasn’t because they can’t and will not do anything against their party, right or wrong
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...but they'd still vote for him...
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And if that many vote against him in November, well, I can't imagine that does anything particularly good for his chances of getting back into office.
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dumb luck ?
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