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George Stephanopoulos is such a fraud. Fun fact, in 2015, while the presidential race was gearing up, he was forced to apologize on air for not disclosing that he had been donating to the Clinton Foundation. He was removed as a moderator for the debates.

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Jonvor 1 Jahr

ABC should fire his ass 🔥

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Amazing that they keep him on air. Just shows how pathetic they are.

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A rundown of Donald Trump’s biggest campaign promises and whether he has or hasn’t delivered.

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Wasn’t this the guy who threatened the Clinton accusers? He was the campaign manager for Clinton too. Maybe I’m wrong, but if not, he has a history of bullying people and giving misleading information.

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MAZEvor 1 Jahr

You are correct.

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Lifevor 1 Jahr

He and Carville literally created a WAR ROOM at the instruction of Hillary Clinton to lie and damage all the women that came out to accuse Bill. Such Fraud this midget!

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🇺🇸Reed Turner🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

@ABC should cut their losses and fire GS. For him to make understandable false extremely derogatory statements 10 times in a nationally aired interview to a Senator 😄😅😂🤣.... Ohh man CAN'T FIX THAT KIND OF STUPID!

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@ABC That's a great point. When one of these networks actually fires one of their big name partisan hacks for being biased, then they might start to regain some credibility.

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I Love America Newsvor 1 Jahr

Truth: #FakeNews

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Julie H Wright✝️⭐️⭐️⭐️🥋vor 1 Jahr

Little George was the man in charge of smearing, attacking , isolating the women Bill raped

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Yeah he is! Gone from X now!

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MAZEvor 1 Jahr

Did he leave recently?

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