@MercianCRoW@Kevin_Maguire On St. Paddy's Day in Ireland, the Irish equivalents of Kevin can't wait to tell us how Patrick was an immigrant. It's an NPC thing.
@MorgothsReview What bothered him wasn't the idea that Cooper was a Hitler apologist. He knew that wasn't true. What bothered him was the idea that Hitler may have been low-key about his antisemitism for a period. It suggests that maybe the Germans (read Whites) weren't as "guilty" as portrayed.
@PopsyT@BillboardChris She'll probably do very well for herself in Ireland. In this country, if you express those kinds of opinions and you make connections, you'll make a lot of money.
@TuckerCarlson This is a publicity stunt, like everything McGregor does. The presidency of Ireland is a ceremonial role and has no power to change immigration policy.
@6MomDoer9@ElementNinja805@MeterPeterD@TheNotoriousMMA He hasn't been "found" innocent of anything. That's not how criminal law works, at least in Ireland. He was, and still is, "presumed" innocent. Also, his assault case was a jury trial. Get your facts right.
@VanSnaps @EvaBastian5@EwanMacKenna There's no elected mayor of Dublin, so he can't run for that. He'd probably get a local council seat in the right constituency, but he won't run for that as it's super low key and powerless. Zero chance of even being nominated for the presidency, which is ceremonial anyway.
@ScottAdamsSays McGregor is insincere. The Irish president has no political power. He's putting on a show for Americans who aren't aware of this. It's self-promotion. As always with McGregor.