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@jeffcon12 @MaxtheCrowhouse @NotSilentDoGood Trump is not doing this for the Iranian people. If you believe so, you are blind.

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@JoeMurp21047203 @David_Khait @kate_p45 Neither does Trump.

If you think he is acting altruistically because of the Iranian regimes actions towards its own citizens, you are far more delusional than even Trump.

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@DWMacCutcheon @justsports84074 @Sassychickie The convictions aren't set aside, the sentences/judgements are.

He's still a felon.

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@FL_River_Life @dandinohill You mean the Constitution that is the supreme law of the land and already says this?

THAT law?

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@urfuturestpdad @WallStreetApes No one will be arrested because there's no election fraud happening.

As others have commented, the building was closed up last year - after the 2024 elections - due to it being condemned, and all residents moved out.

Facts are not MAGA's strength apparently.

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@CurtisClarkCH @esjesjesj @grok Ouch, you lost this one.

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@joverizon23 @Dundrum1960Guy @joelpollak @Only1Trickster "Dem policies" are why we had a much better economy under Biden than Trump.

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Just take the "L", champ, because you're wrong.

The United States is not a Christian nation. It is not a nation founded on Christian beliefs.

It is, however, a nation that was founded by a diverse number of men, some of whom were Christian.

It is also a nation where you can be free to practice Christianity and any religion you believe in.

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@muddycharm @Pingone3 @wierdone2345 @NJBeisner Most of the founders were quasi-Christian, Christian-adjacent, but more so Naturalists.

Hence, they mention "Creator" and not "God".

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@muddycharm @Pingone3 @wierdone2345 @NJBeisner The pledge of allegiance was, again, not part of the country until recently.

This all came about because of Communism, the Red Scare, McCarthyism, etc.

Do you not even know our countries history?

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@Draconaught @AmericaMaximal @misfitpatriot_ Biden brought more manufacturing back to the United States than Trump has in two terms so far, and without putting blanket tariffs around the globe.

Now, Trump has lost us manufacturing jobs and companies.

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@muddycharm @Pingone3 @wierdone2345 @NJBeisner Apparently you need to read history because "In God We Trust" was first added to US paper currency (including the dollar bill) in October 1957.

In God We Trust has never been a part of any part of the US government, founding document, etc.

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There it is - typical MAGA deflection and ad hominem.

You should actually research the topics you comment on, instead of taking Fox News as a reliable source of information.

Show us where anything I just said is incorrect. We'll wait, otherwise, sit down and let the adults have a conversation.

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@terry57321 @Rickisback_ON_X That's not what the Constitution says. Go back to school.

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Neither Obama or Joe Biden had involvement in Operation Fast and Furious, the IRS targeting scandal, or Benghazi.

Obama or Joe Biden did soften policies on 8 U.S. Code 1325, but nothing that was illegal.

Hunter Biden's laptop had nothing to do with Joe Biden.

There was no quid pro quo with Joe Biden or Obama.

Recess appointments are not illegal.

DACA is still going through the courts, with limited injunctions to specific districts/states, so this isn't even settled.

You might want to try harder though, because only two of the things you even mentioned are even true, directly related to Biden, or have been ruled unlawful.

Yet Trump has been openly corrupt, directly violates the Constitution, violating court orders, directing illegal policies, stomping on the rights of American citizens, and so on and so forth.

Objectively, Trump is the worst President this country has ever had.

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@BlaketheDrake1 @CherylB2121 @JayTC53 Reading comprehension is not your strong suit I guess.

They literally said the type of fabric is not available anywhere else, including America.

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@ZaneGrey1967 @cornstalkexcel @KelemenCari That's easy. The part where Congress has power over tariffs.

That Congress used to authorize the executive branch to implement tariffs under specific conditions/rules.

Which Trump did not follow.

Therefore, the Executive branch overstepped onto Congress' authority.

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@Seminoles2374 @RKING90210 @ForgiatoBlow47 Yeah? Show us these "illegal things" that have not happened.

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And he has to follow the law. Even if he's invoking Section 122, those are only valid for 150 days unless Congress says otherwise.

The rest of the tariff provisions have more strict guidelines which I doubt he will follow, and then it will go to SCOTUS again, and he will lose, again.

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@susanfoertsch @cole_cathey @DerekCressman @JoeyMannarino You clearly don't know what you're talking about.

Congress has given the President very specific, and narrow powers for tariffs.

He overstepped those powers. SCOTUS said that's illegal.

It's a simple concept really.