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.Christopher C. Cuomo on "lefties" downplaying the Trump assassination attempt: "That's exactly why you lost the election. You are out of touch. You lost the plot about how people feel in the majority. That's what you did, and that was a perfect example of it, that situation. 'Oh, I... show more

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Jack Mehoff1 年前

@ChrisCuomo Cuomo and Lemon types belong in prison for the role they played spreading propaganda to protect an election steal and Covid treatments. Period. No forgiveness, they knew what their agenda was and carried it out. PRISON!!!

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JasonJourno1 年前

@ChrisCuomo Chris makes some good points - but he still harbors that leftist guilt mentality….. “we have to understand each other” ism

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ScrollofTruth1 年前

@ChrisCuomo I mean... He's not wrong

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Jessi1 年前

@ChrisCuomo Someone remind Chris Cuomo that his dead beat of a brother is respobsible for the destruction of NYC

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Justanotherguy1 年前

@ChrisCuomo Are these classic lefties truly seeing the light or just changing their spots? I don't trust this guy at all. Remember him lying about living in the basement and having his big " come out". With his family playing along....

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DulcyDoll1 年前

@ChrisCuomo Chris Cuomo is now going to admonish the left when, in fact, he is the left! I can only imagine what this wishy-washy slug would say if Harris won.

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Kay Horton1 年前

@ChrisCuomo He sounds reasonable AFTER he left toxic CNN..Hes watchable now

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GIST Survivor🏍✝🐶1 年前

@ChrisCuomo Did Chris get redpilled in 2024?

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Dave Graham1 年前

@ChrisCuomo They did it to themselves

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Whoopi: I keep laughing because I think you don't recognize excellence and creativity when you see it. Do you know how creative that was? What he did. Alyssa: The production alone. Unbelievable. Whoopi: I mean, come on, man. He [Trump] was upset. He said no one would understand what was being said. You didn't understand. A lot of people didn't. Sunny: You didn't have to understand or speak Spanish to feel the joy, the unity, and the message of inclusivity that was there. 🤣🤣🤣 How are these nutballs still on the air?

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