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Crassmeister said:
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED????????????

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EU warned Elon Musk about “disinformation” before Trump interview on X

X was reminded to not spread “content that promotes hatred or disorder.”…
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Musk responded to Breton with a meme from the 2008 movie Tropic Thunder, in which an actor yells: “Take a big step back and literally fuck your own face.”

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Magicshit said:

If that happens J.D. Vance will become president candidate and Kamala will have to debate him with a VP choice candidate to go with him.
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That's not how it works.

Once sentenced he can file for appeal. On appeal he's released as the trial's "conviction," is suspended upon another court trial which evaluates the complaints.

And just because you are the VP pick you don't inherit the position you still need to be selected -- on both sides. Which means primaries. This is illegal.

None of the rules are being followed. America is a dictatorship now with the illusion of being an elected system. And the fucking jews have bought all the politicians, so we can guess where all of our money and attention will be focused on.

The alternative is some garbled voice asshat who's policies are just as bad as Kamel face's and who has a history of family members being murdered by or in connection with the jews.

We are fucked
 
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Lovecraft said:
"NOOOOOO! THIS IS UNFAIR!" screams the red hatters who worship the guy who repealed the media fairness doctrine.
"Only our side are allowed to be biased, misleading or hypocritical in reporting. This is cheating!"
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Ah yes, it’s the Soywegian who, hailing from Soyway, is intensely preoccupied with American politics. Oh, Cod Breath is also clueless which is par for the course for foreign welfare state cucks.

:> Various Democrat presidential governments used the Fairness Doctrine to harass their political opponents by means of radio. During the Kennedy administration, Bill Ruder, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, said that "Our massive strategy [in the early 1960s] was to use the Fairness Doctrine to challenge and harass right-wing broadcasters and hope that the [legal] challenges would be so costly to them that they would be inhibited and decide it was too expensive to continue."

At the FCC, Martin Firestone's memorandum to the Democratic National Committee presented political strategies to combat small, rural radio stations unfriendly to Democratic politicians:

The right-wingers operate on a strictly-cash basis and it is for this reason that they are carried by so many small [radio] stations. Were our efforts to be continued on a year-round basis, we would find that many of these stations would consider the broadcasts of these programs bothersome and burdensome (especially if they are ultimately required to give us free time) and would start dropping the programs from their broadcast schedule.​

Wayne Phillips, of the Democratic National Committee staff explained that "Even more important than the free radio-time was the effectiveness of this operation in inhibiting the political activity of these right-wing broadcasts".

On August 4, 1987 the FCC abolished the doctrine by a 4–0 vote, in the Syracuse Peace Council decision.

Sitting commissioners at the time of the vote were:

- Patricia Diaz Dennis, Democrat
- James Henry Quello, Democrat
- Dennis R. Patrick, Republican
- Mimi Weyforth Dawson, Republican
 
Quence said:
On August 4, 1987 the FCC abolished the doctrine by a 4–0 vote, in the Syracuse Peace Council decision.
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3 of those commissioners had been appointed by Reagan and the chairman was long time Reagan buttboy Mark Fowler who made it his personal duty to get it revoked so right-wing broadcast outlets could consolidate, one major result was the "EIB" network, which existed solely so Rush Limbaugh could build a coast-to-coast network on which he could attack "commies and feminist whackos" and wrap himself in the flag and play to the rural white voting bloc.

and there were issues with the 1st amendment anyway, plus a media landscape that was "no longer dominated by three TV networks" or somesuch excuse
The FCC vote was opposed by members of Congress who said the FCC had tried to "flout the will of Congress" and the decision was "wrongheaded, misguided and illogical".[37] The decision drew political fire, and cooperation with Congress was one issue.[40] In June 1987, Congress attempted to preempt the FCC decision and codify the fairness doctrine,[41] but the legislation was vetoed by President Ronald Reagan. In 1991, another attempt to revive the doctrine was stopped when President George H. W. Bush threatened another veto.[42]
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HellenicTrapstar said:
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Thoughts on the second Groyper War?
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Foreign money snake is very ironic seeing as foreign money really started pouring into his businesses when he was president and ceased when he was chucked out, and his little ratking empire has been dependent on foreign lenders for decades.
Disloyal personnel is also quite ironic, as he is probably the most disloyal shitebag of a boss you could work for. Just see everybody who has left his circle, they are all "terribly incompetent people who did nothing positive and have always been terrible but I hired them because I am nice and not at all terrible"
Which rather contradicts his claim to bring in "All the best people."

The most apt thing in this image is him sinking beneath the waves, pre-empted by the campaigns unauthorised playing of My heart will go on (main theme from a film about a sinking ship) whilst waiting for a chronically late doddering fool (the current sinking ship) to show up and ramble incoherently for 90 minutes whilst the crowd continually diminished in front of him.

So yeah, expect delusional boomers to be out in force on Facebook and Xitter this November.
 
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