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O'Reilly hits the nail on the head RE mainstream media BS

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On page 221 of the great book The United States of Trump O'Reilly is speaking of the problems Trump encountered when the Access Hollywood tape came out right b4 one of the hrc/T debates. He says

[A]s a society, we have widely accepted the 'but he or she is worse' rationalization. And millions of Americans truly believe[d] that Hillary... [was] worse... no matter what [were Trump's] indiscretions... the largely phony 'virtue signaling' from other politicians and the press just annoys much of the electorate, which understands rank hypocrisy when it sees it. The truth is that every human being is a 'sinner,' it's just a matter of how bad... Sniping away smugly on cable news panels while condemning Donald Trump... does not usually sway voters who approve of the candidate. in some cases, press attacks solidify support because the candidate might be perceived to be the victim of media unfairness and overkill"
 
O'REilly has been hit on the head with a nail and hammer = mentally unstable.
 
Razoo said:
O'REilly has been hit on the head with a nail and hammer = mentally unstable.
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that is true of all those who disagree w/ liberals

[roll eyes]
 
narrowroad said:
On page 221 of the great book The United States of Trump O'Reilly is speaking of the problems Trump encountered when the Access Hollywood tape came out right b4 one of the hrc/T debates. He says

[A]s a society, we have widely accepted the 'but he or she is worse' rationalization. And millions of Americans truly believe[d] that Hillary... [was] worse... no matter what [were Trump's] indiscretions... the largely phony 'virtue signaling' from other politicians and the press just annoys much of the electorate, which understands rank hypocrisy when it sees it. The truth is that every human being is a 'sinner,' it's just a matter of how bad... Sniping away smugly on cable news panels while condemning Donald Trump... does not usually sway voters who approve of the candidate. in some cases, press attacks solidify support because the candidate might be perceived to be the victim of media unfairness and overkill"
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Yet despite all that, Trump could have easily won a second term had he shown even the slightest hint of empathy, character, or class during his four years in office. He did not.

He lost, and he deserved to lose.
 
narrowroad said:
Hey, this belongs in my "Trump and Jesus" thread as one of the things the 2 have in common.

thanks :)
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well, Trump really is the second coming.
 
Definitely a master of the subject of being a "sinner" O"Reilly and Fox settled sexual harassment suits with at least six different women for almost 45 million dollars ...and then harassed them further to not stay silent, but to publish phony stories about the encounters. Now he writes books about virtue signaling. That people still buy his books proves there's a sucker born every minute.
 
JMR said:
Definitely a master of the subject of being a "sinner" O"Reilly and Fox settled sexual harassment suits with at least six different women for almost 45 million dollars ...and then harassed them further to not stay silent, but to publish phony stories about the encounters. Now he writes books about virtue signaling. That people still buy his books proves there's a sucker born every minute.
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AMEN!!
 
NatMorton said:
Yet despite all that, Trump could have easily won a second term had he shown even the slightest hint of empathy, character, or class during his four years in office. He did not.

He lost, and he deserved to lose.
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He did not lose,

It is esp hard (impossible) to believe he or just about anyone would lose to a senile, 1 foot in the grave WhereTheHellAmI goofball like Corn pop
 
narrowroad said:
He did not lose,

It is esp hard (impossible) to believe he or just about anyone would lose to a senile, 1 foot in the grave WhereTheHellAmI goofball like Corn pop
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Remarkable, isn't it? That's how badly Trump screwed the pooch on this one.
 
narrowroad said:
He did not lose,

It is esp hard (impossible) to believe he or just about anyone would lose to a senile, 1 foot in the grave WhereTheHellAmI goofball like Corn pop
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Yet Trump was the one twice tested for early onset dementia and bragged about it like he had aced an IQ test.
 
Razoo said:
O'REilly has been hit on the head with a nail and hammer = mentally unstable.
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What do they call it when one publicly disgraced individual comes to the defense of another publicly disgraced individual?

Just another day in Trumpsterville.
 
JMR said:
Definitely a master of the subject of being a "sinner" O"Reilly and Fox settled sexual harassment suits with at least six different women for almost 45 million dollars ...and then harassed them further to not stay silent, but to publish phony stories about the encounters. Now he writes books about virtue signaling. That people still buy his books proves there's a sucker born every minute.
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Don’t forget O’Reilly did the one deal without Fox’s knowledge in an effort to suppress it.
 
narrowroad said:
On page 221 of the great book The United States of Trump O'Reilly is speaking of the problems Trump encountered when the Access Hollywood tape came out right b4 one of the hrc/T debates. He says

[A]s a society, we have widely accepted the 'but he or she is worse' rationalization. And millions of Americans truly believe[d] that Hillary... [was] worse... no matter what [were Trump's] indiscretions... the largely phony 'virtue signaling' from other politicians and the press just annoys much of the electorate, which understands rank hypocrisy when it sees it. The truth is that every human being is a 'sinner,' it's just a matter of how bad... Sniping away smugly on cable news panels while condemning Donald Trump... does not usually sway voters who approve of the candidate. in some cases, press attacks solidify support because the candidate might be perceived to be the victim of media unfairness and overkill"
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