I don't know if they manipulated it any, but they definitely put all the focus on it and how 'non-presidential' it was. He has to go to sleep every night hoping he doesn't wake up.
And poor Howard Dean who got castrated for simply getting excited at his own rally...
It's his backup plan... if he doesn't get elected then he can't pardon himself or step-down and let Dunce pardon him. Instead, he has to be convincing that he's lost his mind and is unfit for trial/sentencing.
Trump stands where he always stands: Fuck you can fuck the climate unless he can make a buck grifting.
Just imagine if the press wasn't owned by the same oligarchs who want Trump to win. In such a scenario, they would fully inform their viewers of this phenomenon and refuse to give Trump any airtime to declare his victory until it was actually true.
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Who the fuck is Jake Paul and why do I give a rat's ass what he thinks?
with 99% of the bastardry of the other guy.
What complete and utter horse-shit. This level of stupid thinking is why Trump is even still allowed to be in the race.
"The Polls"... every jackass has a poll right now.
Did they remove every Muslim from the event? Did Harris or her staff request he be removed? Does he really get to speak for all Muslims? Is that really why he was removed?
My strong hypothesis is that the answer to all of those questions is "no".
Since he's shown a propensity for exaggeration and dishonesty after being removed, it's reasonable to think he did something that caught someone's attention who had the authority to remove him.
Jeff Bezos defends Washington Post’s decision to stop presidential endorsements days before election
presidential endorsements create the "perception of bias"
You know what else creates a perception of bias? Meeting with Trump right before withholding the Harris endorsement.
Also... bullshit... it's amazing how many people just get their marching instructions from their preferred newspaper. They don't even pay attention. They will literally tell canvassers that they will decide who they are voting for based on what the paper says.
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To make any word possessive that ends with s you put the apostrophe after the s. So Travis' is the correct way to say something like, "Travis' shoes were muddy."