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Maher has repeatedly pushed the false narrative about Trump in reference to Charlottesville saying "There were good people on both sides". This time James Carville was the offender Dave Rubin is the first person I've seen on Maher to correct this fallacy by stating the proper context: "A sentence...

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@ScottAdamsSays Carville looks like he's lost a few steps. He's not all there.

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@ScottAdamsSays I think he was rattled by Maher calling him out He was witty in this clip:

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From reading the transcript, I think Trump was referring to both sides of the **statue removal issue**. I agree, and I certainly oppose the removal of even Confederate statues, obviously not from any "white supremacy" angle.

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@ScottAdamsSays Bill gets some things right these days, but there are a series of things he continues to perpetuate, unexamined, and it’s irritating.

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Cant understand why anyone even on the Left think James Carville is good for any information not having to do with barbecue sauce or grits.

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