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I’m sure Chris Martin thought he was doing the right thing when he told two Israeli girls on stage that he would “treat them as equal human beings.” The boos from the crowd were probably incredibly unexpected from a normal person with empathy, and so he quickly added a... "shoutout to Palestine" to appease the crowd. But, at the end of the day, he took two girls who more than likely just wanted to enjoy some music and made them targets. While I genuinely and wholeheartedly believe his motives were pure, he still ended up reducing two young ladies to political pawns in a conflict. Everyone deserves to exist without their identity being reduced to someone else’s war, and that's why I have a problem with what he did.show more

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RINO Congressman Don Bacon just admitted the quiet part out loud — he didn’t run again to serve voters, he ran to spite Trump and his supporters. Bacon openly mocked the Republican base, labeling Trump voters “far right” and saying his last two campaigns were about “proving a point,” not representation. BACON: “I’ve had four primaries and the last two times from the right, I mean, there was a lot of focus. I wasn’t loyal enough to Trump.” “I would have probably not run again earlier because there’s other things I want to do in life, but I wanted to prove a point in our district that the majority supports common sense, decency, Reagan conservatism.” “And so I stayed in an extra run or two just to prove the I don’t know what you want to call them, the far right or the Trump loyalists that he can do no wrong. That crowd.” “And I wanted to run just to prove a point that the majority want decency and more of a Reagan Republican ideology.” “Five times was enough.”

RINO Congressman Don Bacon just admitted the quiet part out loud — he didn’t run again to serve voters, he ran to spite Trump and his supporters. Bacon openly mocked the Republican base, labeling Trump voters “far right” and saying his last two campaigns were about “proving a point,” not representation. BACON: “I’ve had four primaries and the last two times from the right, I mean, there was a lot of focus. I wasn’t loyal enough to Trump.” “I would have probably not run again earlier because there’s other things I want to do in life, but I wanted to prove a point in our district that the majority supports common sense, decency, Reagan conservatism.” “And so I stayed in an extra run or two just to prove the I don’t know what you want to call them, the far right or the Trump loyalists that he can do no wrong. That crowd.” “And I wanted to run just to prove a point that the majority want decency and more of a Reagan Republican ideology.” “Five times was enough.”

Overton

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