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The Democrats Are in Bed with China, Literally
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The Democrats Are in Bed with China, Literally |
Yep and mainstream media won't mention it. One other thing that's funny is how I'm actually hearing about an investigation into Hunter Biden's taxes, conviently after the election. Hmmm weird.
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https://www.axios.com/china-spy-cali...ec0daf589.html It's old news, from 2014. Naturally, Reich-wing media for dumbfucks is distorting it grossly. Quote:
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It is not only the democrats.
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Exactly.
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And you can't ignore this: Security Concerns Raised As Eric Swalwell's Girlfriend Revealed To Be President Xi In A Wig :D |
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Let's all jump on this Democrat/China nonsense and forget about the Drump family business dealings and financial backing from Russia. Let's not mention the Russian influence on President Reject tRump and the Repub party. Let's :rolleyes: |
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I mean a complete dereliction...a bipartisan one. Allowed communist China to capture US best STEM universities. Weak response from the different admins repub and dem when it was apparent that China was systematically stealing US IP. Allowed China to organize an effective lobby in Washington. Facilitated massive outsourcing to China even when it was obvious that China was gearing up to counter the US in everything and everywhere. |
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Barr Worked to Keep Hunter Biden Probes From Public View During Election The attorney general knew for months about investigations into Biden’s business and financial dealings https://www.wsj.com/articles/barr-wo...on-11607653188 |
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Insane, one question for your confirmation bias: how does the Townhall article work "Democrats" into its title? That's a partisan giveaway right there. If you actually watch the Dongsheng video, he says nothing about any political party, though he does mention Trump and Biden. He talks instead about government elites and Wall Street influence generally, saying that power elites in the political and financial circles tend to have China's back. Last I checked, Wall Street influenced both parties pretty strongly, though they did not have the cozy relationship they would have liked with Trump. FWIW, Trump's hard stance on China was sole thing he did that I liked. Still, Trump appeased the Street plenty, with bailouts and COVID deceptions to keep the market high. Hey, if you want to go anti-big money elitist, wtf do you support Trump and not, say, Bernie or Warren or AOC? |
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They are not perfect, but they are certainly better than CNN. :D |
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BTW, calling Tucker "partisan" is only accurate insomuch as he has a strong position against leftists, their perspective and agenda. This is in the same vein as calling Lincoln partisan for his perspective on the South, or Washington partisan for his perspective on England and those against independence. Sometimes the high moral ground is to be what so many today call "partisan". We are in a battle for the country's soul right now as Russia was about 100 years ago and France was in the 19th century. All reasonable and informed people are taking a side. |
Sorry Addled Homie, but that is just a titillating title to draw the reader into a less interesing article. An age old tactic practiced by all journalism.
Nice call to arms closing though. |
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Now if that is the case shouldn't all investigations, into our elected officials, be kept in the dark till there is an outcome as not to persuade public opinion till there is a determination? One other thing. Not to get to far off but I think presidents being pardoned for crimes should not happen. Equal justice under the law? |
Pardon power, like any power, can be abused. I guess we should not count on the goodness and integrity of the President, and have some degree of check on the power. Require constitutional amendment though.
Self-pardons should not fly, that's for sure. Supreme Court might well shoot that idea down if it is ever tested. |
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