Merry Christmas from Donald Trump

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So will they just make sh*t up to frame Trump? Good god you cons are paranoid

ever hear of the dossier? trump is about to declassify the FISA Apps-
the author under oath said it was 50/50 at best- so yea they will just make some stuff up

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Evidence? It’s bios and election donation data
Not refutable

No.... I did tell you to check the thread ... so go back and do it before you type anything more.
I will give you a hint -- seeing as you appear to be struggling to follow simple instructions-- count the number of bios produced and divided by 17... then see if that number is greater than 0.500 (as claimed) -- if its not then OP is refuted

Apology accepted in advance

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No.... I did tell you to check the thread ... so go back and do it before you type anything more.
I will give you a hint -- seeing as you appear to be struggling to follow simple instructions-- count the number of bios produced and divided by 17... then see if that number is greater than 0.500 (as claimed) -- if its not then OP is refuted

Apology accepted in advance

The # is up to 13
Try and keep up

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The # is up to 13
Try and keep up

Wrong yet again... you are definitely a Republican ... the OP posted 7 (seven) ... let me know if you need a hand with the math ... you are obviously not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Go back and check the thread ... before you type (funny echo on this thread)

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Wrong yet again... you are definitely a Republican ... the OP posted 7 (seven) ... let me know if you need a hand with the math ... you are obviously not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Go back and check the thread ... before you type (funny echo on this thread)

This food stamp taking, product of obama got exactly what she deserved

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/re...65931c3ed7fd53

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Wrong yet again... you are definitely a Republican ... the OP posted 7 (seven) ... let me know if you need a hand with the math ... you are obviously not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Go back and check the thread ... before you type (funny echo on this thread)

Holy chit are you that blind, it’s the first post on this page
Get your head out of your az and try to keep up

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Holy chit are you that blind, it’s the first post on this page
Get your head out of your az and try to keep up

No its not... its post number 17201 ... dumbass...

Put your head up your az... you might find your brain there. Unused of course...
Stupid is as.....

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New Polls.

36% approval. A whopping amount of Americans hate this President. No surprise...

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36% approval. A whopping amount of Americans hate this President. No surprise...

Come on Snowflake. Keep putting faith in CNN, you'll be crying again this November. The only poll that is tracking likely voters has him basically unchanged. Other average of polls has him a 41-42 only down 2% from his mean. That will revert to the mean by November.

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The # is up to 13
Try and keep up

Here's the original post about 7. Making contributions doesn't mean you can't do your job. Besides, not all made contributions

Aaron Zebley, Mueller’s former FBI chief of staff, previously served as a senior counselor in the National Security Division, as an special agent in the FBI’s counterterrorism division, and as assistant U.S. attorney in Alexandria, Va. Following his various stints at the FBI, Zebley worked at WilmerHale, the same law firm as Mueller. There, he once represented Clinton aide Justin Cooper. FEC filings showed that Zebley did not contribute to any political campaigns.

James Quarles, a former Watergate assistant special prosecutor, also worked at WilmerHale. He did not represent Clinton or any of her aides. He did, however, contribute $2,700 to Hillary for America, Clinton’s PAC, on Oct. 7, 2016. He also contributed $15,550 to Democratic congressional candidates since 2002; $2,000 to Democratic presidential candidates since 1999; $2,000 to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; and $1,000 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2009. He is the only staffer who also contributed to a Republican congressional candidate. He gave $2,500 to U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, in 2015.

Michael Dreeben was the deputy solicitor general for the Justice Department, focusing on criminal matters before the Supreme Court and federal appellate courts. While a Michael W. Dreeben shows up in FEC files as having donated $1,000 to Hillary for America on June 27, 2006, this is a different Dreeben in Chicago. The deputy solicitor general has made no campaign contributions.

Andrew Weissmann, the chief of the Justice Department’s criminal division fraud section, has also worked as the FBI general counsel, deputy and then director of the Enron task force, and an assistant U.S. attorney in New York. While he made no contributions to Clinton’s PAC, he gave a total of $2,350 to the Obama Victory fund in 2008.

Jeannie Rhee was a deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Counsel and an assistant U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, prosecuting fraud and public corruption cases. She represented the Clinton Foundation for WilmerHale before a conservative legal activist who brought forth a racketeering lawsuit in June 2015. She also contributed a total of $5,400 to Clinton’s PAC in 2015 and 2016.

Lisa Page served in the FBI’s general counsel office and as a trial attorney in the Justice Department’s criminal division’s organized crime and gang section. She made no campaign contributions.

Elizabeth Prelogar is a former Fulbright scholar in Russia who served as an appellate attorney on detail for the Office of the Solicitor General and as an attorney at Hogan Lovells. She contributed $250 to Hillary for America in 2016 and $250 to the Obama Victory Fund in 2012.

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Come on Snowflake. Keep putting faith in CNN, you'll be crying again this November. The only poll that is tracking likely voters has him basically unchanged. Other average of polls has him a 41-42 only down 2% from his mean. That will revert to the mean by November.

RCP average continues to show a 12pt differential between disapprove to approve. Independents are the ones who are the most likely to have changed their views over time (one poll shows them dropping 15pts recently) and without them you can't win.

https://realclearpolitics.com/epolls...oval-6179.html

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New Fox Poll 40% approval of the President.
CNN 36%
MSNBC 36%
CBS 38%

African American approval still remains at 3% —— yes- this is not a Typo (3%)

This clip I found very interesting recently on the Fox Mother ship for Fuktards.

http://thehill.com/homenews/media/40...bers-so-low-if

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RCP average continues to show a 12pt differential between disapprove to approve. Independents are the ones who are the most likely to have changed their views over time (one poll shows them dropping 15pts recently) and without them you can't win.

https://realclearpolitics.com/epolls...oval-6179.html

Snowflake the independents are so easy to convert. They're the ones with least backbone and most influenced by the upcoming ads and campaigning which will show a booming economy thanks to the GOP.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
The # is up to 13
Try and keep up


Here's the original post about 7. Making contributions doesn't mean you can't do your job. Besides, not all made contributions

Hmmm .... so in Republican math 7=13 ?

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New Fox Poll 40% approval of the President.
CNN 36%
MSNBC 36%
CBS 38%

African American approval still remains at 3% —— yes- this is not a Typo (3%)

This clip I found very interesting recently on the Fox Mother ship for Fuktards.

http://thehill.com/homenews/media/40...bers-so-low-if

Come on Snowflake. You're not good at math. These are old polls not to mention biased in how they poll. None of them polling likely voters. Trump between 10-20% with blacks too.