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Trump was willing to send an innocent man to prison and is now throwing one of his most loyal supporters under the bus instead of admitting he messed up on the reflecting pool. Just one of countless examples of how awful he is. I can’t believe people fell for it, let alone still support him.
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>>540218829
>I can’t believe people fell for it
nobody did. that's why it's so embarrassing
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>>540218829
She flinched. Not a strong enough spine for the job.
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>>540219002
I was referring to the whole MAGA political movement.
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>>540219087
You mean weak enough.
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>>540219114
umm no little boy.
Keep slurping your CNN sauce
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>>540219092
I’ve listened to his speeches, not so much for the content, but for the cadence. He speaks like in a sine wave gradually going up and down, which I think hypnotize people where he then makes all of his statements about being a blue-collar billionaire and so forth. His populist appeal I think has something to do with his speaking style.
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>>540219150
She knew the charges wouldn’t hold up under any scrutiny in court and actually saved him from further humiliation. Still, he’d rather have everyone go along with the lies.
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>>540219269
She flinched and rationalized it
That's a woman thing
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>>540219092
they didn't believe it either
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>>540219232
Ninety percent of it was that he infuriated the establishment and the annoying woke tards. Imagine being so insufferable that people would back Trump just to spite you. There's plenty of blame to go around. One thing is for sure; things aren't just going to go back to normal when Trump is gone.
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>>540219087
>>540219340
She had to flinch in order to comply with the law. If she didn’t, the court and bar association would have skillfucked her.
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>>540219961
That's bullshit
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>>540218829
>Trump was willing to send an innocent man to prison
Trump is a jew. He killed 170 innocent young girls.

Sending a non-jew to prison for Trump's own aggrandizement would be nothing to him.
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>>540219981
Believe it. Did you read the court filing? Much of it is explained there. If you need more explanation, submit it to Grok and say “what would happen to the attorney that wouldn’t have requested dismissal?” and it would spell out for you court sanctions and bar disciplinary actions.
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>>540219443
>Imagine being so insufferable that people would back Trump just to spite you
this is just boomer mentality. believe the most extreme outlying examples, get hysterical, act out of resentment and spite. it's so emotionally and shallow and dumb that i wouldn't be proud of it if i were you.
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>>540220676
>Boomers
Pol was pro Trump for the last 12 years.
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>>540220676
Who cares what those retards think? If Trump got you in a tizzy over anything but his kike cocksucking then you're just a child.
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A lot of the jan 6 prisoners weren't even inside the building but they got bullshit charges and sat in jail for a long time waiting for a trial.
That's the problem, the left is willing to do stuff like that but the right doesn't have the guts. Even if he didn't do it a democrat would have made him suffer and until republicans do the same that's not going to change.
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>>540220846
There’s a difference between an Olympic athlete getting railroaded because Trump won’t admit his mistake and the Jan. 6 crowd. The Olympic guy literally did nothing more than peel off a loose piece of paint hanging from the side of the reflecting pool. Jan. 6 may have been exaggerated, but at least those people were kind of rowdy and there for nefarious reasons, defending their cult.
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>>540219087
because she would lose in court
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>>540219981
TDS is a dangerous thing to have
get help anon
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>>540220846
GEEEEEEET
HEEEEEEEEEELP
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>>540219443
Imagine still thinking your vote matters and that Trump hasn't been a long-time agent for the jews who was activated just like they sicced him on Pat Buchanan in the late 90s/early 2000s.
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>>540218829
When Trump fires Pirro over this I wonder if MAGA will realize he just surrounds himself with sycophants.
I suppose they've had the opportunity to learn that before though so probably not.
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>>540221055
Dude one guy got charged because he had a capitol lego set and they said that was proof he planned an attack lol
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They're both wrong, but just because the shit was already peeling up from the reflecting pool doesn't mean you can fuck with it. Anyone who has ever been to a park, much less down there on the masonic triangle, knows that.
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>>540218829
Trump is a terrible evil prick. Willing to lock up that poor bastard for years rather than just say the contractor fucked up. Nobody would have even gave a shit.
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>>540221537
It's because he's got so much of his ego tied up in being a successful real estate developer that when what he probably views as a simple project fails he takes it personally. Admitting the project failed because of the people he personally hired and who he also happens to be buddies with it's admitting that he failed. It's something he simply can not do. That's why he surrounds himself with sycophants and people he can use at scapegoats in order to protect him from his failures and shortcomings.



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