Donald Trump's Abrupt 'Meet the Press' Exit Prompts Concerns Over His Mental State

Dio has reduced himself to reposting twitter quotes from random assholes as his level of burden of proof
 
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evince said:
www.brennancenter.org

Debunking the Voter Fraud Myth

The president has continued to claim voter fraud was a problem in the 2016 election. A look at the facts makes clear fraud is rare, and does not happen on a scale even close to necessary to “rig” an election.
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Well as I have asked before, Trump kept on saying the elections were rigged. well aren't things like that usually " rigged " in the favor of the winner NOT the loser?
Well Trump won so if the election was rigged like he said they were, he should know who rigged them , Did he rig them or have something to do with the rigging he said was happening?
Maybe somebody should be looking into this.
 
Tbird19482 said:
Well as I have asked before, Trump kept on saying the elections were rigged. well aren't things like that usually " rigged " in the favor of the winner NOT the loser?
Well Trump won so if the election was rigged like he said they were, he should know who rigged them , Did he rig them or have something to do with the rigging he said was happening?
Maybe somebody should be looking into this.
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No evidence


No crime


Just blather designed to save an old evil racists ass from a jail cell old age death
 
Matt Dillon said:
She and NBC is wrecked.
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Pushing 2020 lies in 2026 may just do them in. :dunno:
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Whether you support Donald Trump or oppose him, one principle should remain the same: extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. That’s not a partisan standard. It’s the standard we expect in courtrooms, in journalism and in public life. Americans can evaluate competing arguments for themselves, but they deserve facts, proof and transparency from the people asking for their trust. Trump doesn’t provide the later
 
archives said:
Whether you support Donald Trump or oppose him, one principle should remain the same: extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. That’s not a partisan standard. It’s the standard we expect in courtrooms, in journalism and in public life. Americans can evaluate competing arguments for themselves, but they deserve facts, proof and transparency from the people asking for their trust. Trump doesn’t provide the later
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Poor anchovies,
What would be the mathematical possibility that Pratt could be ahead by 10 points the day following the election and come up having his opponent take the lead while his percentage and Bass's percentage remain the same?
 
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