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This is an absolute joke

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Adam Mockler 的头像
Adam Mockler2 天前

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Krista B.🇨🇦❤️ 的头像
Krista B.🇨🇦❤️2 天前

How many years has she been here and she still says “he’s nonstop working” 🙄

Drew Durham 🐻⬇️ 的头像
Drew Durham 🐻⬇️2 天前

Coming from lying bitch that doesn’t “know Epstein” 😂

abcdefghijkl463 abcdefghijkl463 的头像
abcdefghijkl463 abcdefghijkl4632 天前

Melania's lies change nothing.

BobbyR78 的头像
BobbyR782 天前

like that gf of yours whos using you LOL. she doesnt like Mr bean

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Wintertooth2 天前

Does she think we don't see the pictures of his numerous golfing trips?

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Paulus2 天前

* It will take years to fully realize the damage caused by Iran’s Islamic fundamentalist Shia theocracy—and even longer to understand the consequences if its ideological and apocalyptic ambitions are allowed to go unchecked. * The stakes aren't merely political. They involve the future security of the Middle East, Western civilization, and the world. Enriching to 60%, well beyond the 3% necessary for peaceful purposes, burying thousands of centrifuges beneath granite mountains, developing long range missiles and via their space program, developing ICBM capability, their constitution including the goal of wiping Israel off the face of the planet, pursuit of fulfilling Islamic end times prophecy (global apocalypse, wiping Israel off the face of the planet, destroying the US (death to America), return of the 12th Imam, the Mahdi & the establishment of global sharia law caliphate), proxy armies across the middle east, slaughtering 50 thousand Iranian protesters in the streets, killing and injuring thousands of folx in the middle east including Americans and US allies

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KeithDill12 天前

What was her commission on a Trump public relations press release? Trump is taking us for stupid again with hopes of deluting the ranks of voters with the rage of the deranged newscastor from the classic movie, "Network." "I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going

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Paulus2 天前

The difference is, Israel is defending itself from being genocided by an Islamic revolutionary Shia "Twelver" martyrdom theocracy that believes its Ayatollah is the earthly divine representative of the 12th Imam, the Mahdi who is tasked by Allah to march on Jerusalem alongside Jesus to create a global Sharia Law Caliphate. The regime believes it can pave the way, hasten the return of the Mahdi by creating the prophesied apocalypse and it knows that conventional weapons are insufficient which explains it burying centrifuges and yellowcake deep under granite mountains, developing missiles and pursuing ICBM technology via what they call a "space program" The Iranian nutter regime uses all of its oil revenue to create and arm proxy terrorist armies across the middle east and happily slaughters 50 thousand plus of its own people in the streets of Iran and regularly executes its own population for being scofflaws of sharia. The regime, armed with nuclear weapons would have the ability to dominate the middle east and pursue the fulfillment of Islamic prophecy unimpeded, knowing that doing so would result in being rewarded with 73 virgins if they martyr themselves in the process. Israel on the other hand, may have nuclear weapons yet, faced with the Iranian regime that has vowed to genocide the Jews from the river to the sea, forced to defend itself continuously for decades from Iranian funded and armed Proxy armies, has never threatened to use nuclear weapons against an existential religious nutter cult.

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jack sun1 天前

SAYS A LITTLE FA&&OT SISSY BOY WHO CANT SAY WHAT A WOMAN IS----CONFUSED FA&&OT NO WOMAN THERE HAS A PENIS UNLIKE YOUR GIRL

Whats it to you 的头像
Whats it to you1 天前

You’re a joke boy

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Paulus2 天前

"The world is a different place because there are tariffs" The tariff debate is about more than whether some imported goods become more expensive. For decades, America moved much of its manufacturing offshore while becoming increasingly dependent on consumption, imports and massive federal borrowing. That transformation didn't happen overnight, and reversing it won't either. Tariffs can change the economics of production and give businesses an incentive to invest in America and rebuild domestic capacity—but that process may take years or even decades. And even if reshoring never reaches the desired scale, tariffs generate federal revenue. Yes, Americans ultimately bear much of that cost through higher prices. But if Americans demand an enormous government that continually spends more than it collects, there are only a few choices: tax more, spend less, or borrow more. So the real question isn't simply, “Do tariffs make some things more expensive?” It's whether Americans are willing to accept some higher costs today in exchange for greater domestic productive capacity, stronger supply-chain security and additional revenue to help finance the government they demand—rather than continuing indefinitely down the path of consuming, importing and borrowing more than we produce.

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Bobbylobby2 天前

How she can lie with a straight face is beyond me. 😂

Paulus 的头像
Paulus2 天前

There is a war in the middle east that is sparking into a crisis.

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Paulus2 天前

"The world is a different place because there are tariffs" - adam mockler Mockler seems to be implying tariffs were something Trump introduced into a previously tariff-free world, that's factually wrong. There absolutely were tariffs and other trade barriers imposed on U.S. products by foreign countries—including U.S. allies—before Trump imposed his major tariff measures in 2018. So, there were already extensive tariffs, quotas, subsidies, regulatory barriers and other restrictions affecting U.S. exports Before Trump's 2018 tariffs The U.S. government's 2017 National Trade Analysis covering decades before Trump's major tariff actions, documented significant foreign barriers to American exports. These weren't limited to tariffs. specifically catalogued: tariffs; vat taxes on US goods; discriminatory regulations; sanitary and phytosanitary restrictions; government procurement barriers; subsidies; investment restrictions; intellectual-property barriers; restrictions on services and digital trade.

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Kp LOVELY2 天前

He can't even focus on answering a simple question in a conversation or interview. 😒 🤦🏾‍♀️

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lsaw711 天前

Pimple cream STAT

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Paulus2 天前

There is a war in the middle east that is sparking into a crisis. The US military has no competent and experienced generals left, he fired them all. Mockler's argument appears to be that Hegseth removed experienced generals and therefore the U.S. military has become operationally incompetent. However, the scale of the actual campaign against Iran doesn't support Mockler's asinine and simplistic argument. Some of the US military accomplishments are as follows: The US Navy has blockaded and reduced Iranian maritime traffic to zero. The US military has sunk Iran's navy leaving a few small pleasure craft converted to military use and those are easy pickings. Iran has repeatedly attempted to attack U.S. naval forces, those attacks have failed miserably, resulting in no damage to the targeted American warships The U.S. military has successfully conducted an enormous sustained operation involving more than: ~36,000 combat sorties → ~13,500 targets struck → ~1,800 fire missions So just imagine what the US military could have accomplished if Hegseth had not fired all the competent an experienced generals.

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Everyman Politics2 天前

🤔

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myXaccount1 天前

looking at Adam's face makes me laugh. Thank god for the mute button.

KEK 的头像
KEK1 天前

Your trump style hairdo is a joke

Cozy Purwell 的头像
Cozy Purwell2 天前

You are. You are fucking clueless

David 的头像
David2 天前

Yes you are Mockler

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Cozy Purwell1 天前

Loser

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