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Just hide behind the idea it was hyperbole or political rhetoric. there was a time in the not so distant past, don, when our politicians punted to media personalities would adhere to this standard of conduct and if you deviated from that standard you were ostracized and alienated. today youre rewarded. we got politicians who engage in violent, hateful rhetoric, and even those who participated in the insurrection against the government who win elections. me, personalities who received higher rati...

Personalities would adhere to this standard of conduct and if you deviated from that standard you were ostracized and alienated. today youre rewarded. we got politicians who engage in violent, hateful rhetoric, and even those who participated in the insurrection against the government who win elections. me, personalities who received higher ratings. i dont know what there is, unfortunately, i think there is a lot of people in this country in elected positions talking about the president, merrick...

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