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much for your support. Did you know that the lie

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of the year, according to one of those stupid fact checkers,

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I think it's PolitiFact. They said the lie of the

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year was Trump saying that the Haitians are eating the dogs,

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they're eating the cats. That's the lie of the year. Really,

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that was the lie of the year. How about Joe

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Biden is fine? How about that one? I think that

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one might be the lie of the year. I think

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that might be the lie of the last four years. Actually,

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or what about I won't pardon my son and then

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he did lie of the year. I'd say that rises

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to a level higher than the they're eating the dogs

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and cats. Oh, by the way, do you remember when

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they fact checked jd Vance during the interview when he

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was talking about the apartment complex is getting taken over

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in Colorado and oh, that's just it's only a couple

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of them, right, And now the Colorado Aurora police went

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in there and cleared out Trenda Agua made like a

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I don't know, two dozen arrests for kidnapping, armed assault

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and robberies and home invasions and stuff for taking over

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that apartment complex, the very thing that they were highlighting.

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So lies of the year. Better late than never, maybe,

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But the Wall Street Journal has now told the tale

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that nobody wanted to tell before the election, which is

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that we were right that we could see that Joe

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Biden was in cognitive decline and had been for several years,

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and surely everybody around him must know this spoiler alert.

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They did. They did, except apparently for Kamala Harris. This

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is real. This is Eric Ericksson, I'll quote him, Eric Erickson,

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talk show host down in Georgia. It is a damning

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indictment on Harris that the Biden White House team kept

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her out of the way. She is mentioned exactly once

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in this Wall Street Journal amazing piece. She played no

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real role, no role in the White House so all

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the things that they were crediting her for she had

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nothing to do with. She met with him every day

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or every week, and she talked to him all the

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time and had no idea that he was a mental decline.

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So here, I do not have a subscription to The

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Wall Street Journal, but I am open to receiving a

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gift of one if anybody wants. But the Wall Street

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Journal did a lengthy story by Annie Lynsky, Rebecca Bauhaus,

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Emily Glazer, and Shavn Hughes documenting the lengths that Joe

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Biden's staff at the White House went to in order

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to cover up the president's rapid mental and physical decline,

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not just from the public, but from his own cabinet

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and advisors. In a normal world, says Dwayne Patterson at

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hot air dot com. In a normal world, it's easily

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the biggest scandal of the century thus far. Sadly, we're

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not living in normalcy, and we have not been since

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COVID when I wrote my op ed for The Blaze,

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and I talked about how when I went to journalism school,

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we heard how FDR was in a wheelchair, and the

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media never reported on it. They never covered it. They

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never told the public. JFK known Womanizer had lots of affairs.

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Media knew never reported on it, and at the time,

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as a young cub reporter to be, I was thinking,

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surely like that would never happen again. I mean, that's

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just crazy. And all that changed after Watergate. So goes

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the lie that the j school teaches its students that

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ever since Watergate stuff doesn't get covered covered up. I

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should say, ever since then, you know, we could take

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down presidents. Right. And then came Gary Hart on the

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boat called monkey Business, where he challenged reporters, you find

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me the scandal and then they just like pointed a

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camera at this boat where he was, you know, getting

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all canootily with what was her face? I was good?

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Was it was that Han? Was that Jessica Han? Or

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was that was that Jimmy Baker's I forget I may

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I mixed the I mixed the mistresses up last time

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I mentioned this, But the Gary Hart case was proof

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that the media would no longer cover up for these

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powerful men, right. And then watching the media cover up

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for Joe Biden that prompted me to say, I don't

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know any other way to punish the profess that I

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used to have. I am no longer a reporter, not

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a journalist. I don't know any other way to punish

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these people in this industry except for my loan protest

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vote that I had always used in the presidential elections

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to protest the two parties and the candidates that they

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were giving me. As long as I was quote throwing

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my vote away, I might as well use it as

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a protest against the media, because I know that they're

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going to give Trump a hard time. But if that's

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the way they're going to treat Joe Biden, I suspect

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they'll treat Kamala Harris the exact same way. And so

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I'm voting against that. And so I voted for Trump,

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and I wrote it not bad about it. We all

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could tell. We all saw it, and they gaslit us,

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the media and Democrats. But I repeat myself, they gaslit

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us for four years. As recently as June, there was

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only one narrative coming out of the Democrat a betting

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Manhattan Built Way media complex, and it was that Joe

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Biden is fine. He's better than fine. He's never been better.

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He's now taken to doing jumping jacks in the Oval Office.

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He's juggling, flaming, bowling pins and such. All this nonsense

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being pedled on right wing sites and talk radio. It's disinformation.

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The videos that we were seeing, they weren't real. They

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were cheap fakes. Remember that term, cheap fakes. They literally

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called them fakes. The video of Joe Biden wandering around

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aimlessly looking for some familiar face to guide him off

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a stage, that's a cheap fake. That's not true. That

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didn't happen. The Washington Post. He gives several examples, by

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the way, in this piece at hodair dot com The

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Washington Post, I'll just give you this one selected clips

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they said had been edited to present a particularly damaging

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and often misleading picture. Such dis perceptively edited videos, known

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as cheap fakes because they misrepresent events simply by manipulating

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video or audio or by leaving out context, have become

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staples of Republican attacks against Biden. So what would be

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the context? M What would be the context when he

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goes over and starts nibbling on a baby's leg? Like?

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What am I missing there? You know? Is it baby nibbling?

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National Appreciation Day or something? What is there? Some sort

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of a grand theme that I just can't see. Glenn Kessler,

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the Washington Post so called fact checker, Yeah, I know,

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it's is it self ironic. In this piece covering disinformation,

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gives four pinocchios two right wing media for misleading videos

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and cheap fakes. They gave it four pinocchios. Quote. This

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is Kesler at the WAPO. Unfortunately, some of President Biden's

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right wing critics don't respect their readers or themselves and

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resort to misinformation and cheap fakes because his performance in

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office is so threatening to them that they feel a

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need to make things up. Oh, I'm sorry. That was

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Kessler quoting Andrew Bates, the White House Press secretary. But

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the fact that Bates said it, not Kessler. You couldn't

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even tell the difference, right, Hence my point. They were

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literally saying that Republicans and right wingers are making up

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these videos right, depriving you of the full context of

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Biden's increasing dementia, where you're just not seeing it all.

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And the reason why they're resorting to it is because,

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you know, they don't respect themselves or their readers, and

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they're just really mad that we are doing so great

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and it was all a lie, and not just this year,

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everybody kind of knew already if you were, like not

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just getting your news from the Washington Post, Wall Street

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Journal reports. To adapt to Joe Biden's mental decline, that's

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what they're talking about the White House. To adapt the

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White House around the needs of a diminished leader. They

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told visitors to keep meetings focused interactions with senior Democrat

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lawmakers and some cabinet cabinet members, including powerful secretaries such

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as Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Treasury's Janet Yellen. Right these

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meetings were infrequent or grew less frequent. Some legislative leaders

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had a hard time getting the president's ear at key moments,

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including a head of the US's disastrous pullout from Afghanistan. Well,

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now that would explain something, wouldn't it. Although they claimed

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they did it just fine and never mentioned it again after.

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You know, he looked at his watch on the tarmac

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that day, But that would explain it. Maybe the President

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wasn't actually involved in any of those decisions. Senior advisors

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were often put into roles that some administration officials and

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lawmakers thought Biden should occupy. In other words, other people

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were making the calls, other people were doing his job

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with people such as National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan no really,

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Senior counselor Steve Richetti, and National Economic Council had Lale braindead,

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sorry Brainerd and her predecessor frequently in the position of

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being go betweens for the president. Go betweens, but maybe

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just not even talking to the president, because why bother.

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Let me think about it, if you're the go between

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and you're relaying what the president supposedly told you, so

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you're now acting as the middleman or woman. I'm not

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trying to be gender specific. You're the middle person and

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the President is not even aware of whatever this issue is.

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Even if you told him, he would forget it, So

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why even bother including him in the decision making process.

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I'll just do it myself. You're going to tell me

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that never happened. Wall Street Journal says press aids who

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compiled packages of news clips for Biden were told by

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senior staff, get this to exclude negative stories about the president.

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Don't put anything negative about Joe into the news. The

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President wasn't talking to his own pollsters, as the surveys

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that were coming back showed him trailing in the twenty

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twenty four race. Well, that explains it. Now, that explains

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why he's up there saying things like about it. Right now,

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it all makes sense. He really did think that he

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was leading in the polls. Remember when he said I

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think it was was it in the debate or is

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it an interview after the terrible debate performance, and he

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said something like, my polls. You know, we've got polls

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showing me ahead. They literally were not showing him any polls.

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He was not talking to his own polsters, and they

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weren't showing him any video clips, any news clippings of

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negative stories about him. So he must have thought, I

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am the man like this is the best presidency ever.

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So why would you do that? Think about it now.

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I don't know if this is addressed in the story,

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but why would you withhold this information from president's sundowner?

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Why would you do that? You don't want to agitate him.

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That's what happens. As people suffer cognitive decline, they get agitated.

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That's why you use the word sundowner. Just as the

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day goes on, their state deteriorates. When the sun goes down,

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they get worse. And if you stir them up and

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get them all angry and agitated, and that explains the

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flashes of anger that he would display. Right if the

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president was having an off day. Get this, meetings could

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be scrapped altogether. They just cancel them. On one occasion,

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in the spring of twenty twenty one, a national security

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so this is right after he got into office, a

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national security official explained to another aid why a meeting

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needed to be rescheduled. Here's the quote. He has good

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days and bad days, and today was a bad day.

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So we're going to address this tomorrow. That is what

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you say. Look, I do a lot of work with

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the Alzheimer's Association. I'm not mocking people who are afflicted

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with this awful condition. It is terrible. I know that firsthand.

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That being said, this is what people say when they

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are caregivers for people with dementia. Good days and bad days,

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and eventually the bad days outnumber the good days, and

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eventually there aren't any good days. I said this a

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year ago. It doesn't get any better. Some one is

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today is the best that they will be in regards

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to the cognitive function. They don't rebound, it's just a decline.

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While it isn't uncommon for politicians to want more time

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with the President than they can get. Some Democrats felt

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Biden was unusually hard to reach. That was by design.

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That's Pete at the Petecalndarshow dot com. Media people are

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just perplexed as to how they could have been deceived

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for so long by Joe Biden and his tiny, tiny,

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an inner circle of people who I haven't even seen named.

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How they could have been deceived that he was in

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cognitive decline for so long. Oh my gosh, All the

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lengths that the tiny, tiny, little circle of people around

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him went to obscure the fact of his cognitive decline

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that was never on display at any event ever publicly,

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I justugh, how did they trick us? James Homan, he's

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an editorial writer and columnist at the Washington Post, and

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he does a series of tweets just shocked. The White

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House went to great lengths to conceal Biden's decline, not

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just from the American people, but from members of his

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own cabinet and key Democrats on the Hill. They limited

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interactions and used go betweens to reduce visibility into how

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frail he had become. Man, I tell you, if only

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there was some clue along the way that we could

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have looked at and seen like, Wow, this guy is

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incognitive declient, It really is amazing, is it not? So?

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Why now? This is the next question. Dwayne Patterson. Yeah.

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Dwayne Patterson at hot air dot com asks the question

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why now? Why? Why is this tale being told now?

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Is this some last ditch effort to get Joe to

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step beside and put Kamala in charge for a week

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or two so she could be the first woman president? Like, yay,

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here's your participation trophy. That's the equivalent here that we're

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talking about, right, So why why now? So? Dwayne Patterson says,

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Biden's debate performance against Trump peeled the veneer off the

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facade that Biden was competent to be president now or

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in the future. It was Joe Biden himself that forced

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the Democrat elite to kick him to the curb. It

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was the naked display of Biden's slippage that caused regime

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media to briefly do stories like the one the Wall

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Street Journal did today, but the mainstream media, democrat controlled media,

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democrat media did in July, right right after that debate performance.

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Then all of a sudden, you saw these stories about,

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oh my gosh, like he's not on his game, and

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they were like, it's just one bad performance. Remember that

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line that they were trotting out there and making Joe

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available for sixteen second interviews and stuff, And that was

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the cover story. It was just one bad debate performance.

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We all have bad debate performance and all that. But

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then there were some Democrats that were like, whoa, whoa, whoa,

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I han't seen the guy in like three years, that's

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not that Joe Biden and I knew and all this.

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And then you started seeing and clooney he put out

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the op ed and all that. But then what happened

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right that angle disappeared as soon as they subbed in

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Kamala Harris right as soon as as soon as Joe

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was like, ah, gonna run again, and then Harris is like,

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I got all the support and then act blue with

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all of its fake, you know, straw donations, like look

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at the ground, swallow of support, She's so popular, and

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then all of a sudden, it was like Joe's got

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a great job, and they just flipped again. So why

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now they could have been doing these stories? The Wall

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Street Journal talked to apparently like fifty people for this story.

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This was a massive story. It is the biggest scandal

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I would submit in my lifetime, the biggest presidential scandal

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in my lifetime. This is it. I've been saying this,

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gosh for two years, and if I could see it,

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every journalist working anywhere next to, adjacent to, or on

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a national beat had seen it too. Does media harbor

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the fantasy that their past sins of commission and omission

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are going to be forgiven and forgotten, their credibility will

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somehow be restored in the new year, now that the

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election is lost. Do they think that? Patterson says, I

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don't think so. So why now and he says it's

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because they are angry. They are bitter, and they feel used. Regime.

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Media is ticked off that Joe and Jill put them

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in this nightmare. They're mad because the Bidens immediately backed

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Harris and they were forced to make a souflay out

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of an excrement sandwich. And not to be overlooked as

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the relationship that Joe Biden and the White House has

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had with their purported ally in the media. We've talked

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about this too, that the Biden White House the administration

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has treated media terribly. Right, these reporters that go there

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and grovel in front of him and lobb in the

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softball questions and stuff, all to try to get a

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longer interview with them and ingratiate themselves and sniff the throne,

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and Biden just laughs at them, right, But they're all

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shouting questions at him like the he holds them in contempt.

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Up to this point, Patterson writes, all Democrats, media and

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elected politicians, including their staffs, we're basically all in the

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same boat, rowing oars in the same direction because they're

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all left wing and they had a common enemy, the

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Orange Man. Now they lost. Now they're not at all

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happy to have been treated like dirt. For the last

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four years. Biden rarely, if ever, granted interviews. When they

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were given, the questions were scripted out, and if reporters deviated,

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staff would end the interview early. The White House press

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corps were herded in for photo ops and promptly heard

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it out before being able to ask questions. Press conferences

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were ridiculously stagecraft and managed, if they were even held

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at all. The Bidens hold on regime media. I'm sorry,

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the Bidens hold regime media in the same regard conservatives do.

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When push comes to shove, and as long as a

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longtime Gop hand tells me, it's like a master beating

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his dog one too many times. The dog will take

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those beatings for only so long, and then eventually that

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dog will turn on the master and fight back, and

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it gets ugly. I think that's what we're beginning to

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see largely, and we'll continue throughout the remainder of Biden's term, right,

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because there's nothing else to be gained in the relationship

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from these reporters or by their reporters, right, there's nothing else.

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I said this at the time when Trump won, I

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said maybe now we will see an accounting of what

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really happened. Maybe now this is going to free up

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reporters to tell that story and to lay bare the

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lie that we could all see. The problem is so

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many of the reporters helped to spread that lie and

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to cover it up. So I think the only thing

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they can say now is that they were kept at

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arm's length. They didn't know, they couldn't tell. But that's

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not believable, because we could tell. And if we could tell,

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that means we know they could too. All right, So

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this just in, and I say just in, but it

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actually occurred a couple hours ago, but for our purposes

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it is breaking. The Georgia Court of Appeals just ruled

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that Fanny Willis will be disqualified from the twenty twenty

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election case along with her entire office. Oh the dahn.

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Doesn't that just feel good? You know? I just but

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just for the record, still not tired of winning? Still

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not tired of all of the winning? Okay, very likely

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The death knell of the entire case says Will Chamberlain,

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not the basketball player, This is Will Chamberlain. They would

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need to find another county willing to take it on.

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So here's an excerpt from the order from the court.

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After carefully considering the trial Court's findings in its order,

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we canclude that it aired by failing to disqualify DA

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Willis and her office. The remedy crafted by the trial

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court to prevent an ongoing appearance of impropriety did nothing

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to address the appearance of impropriety that existed at times

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when DA Willis was exercising her broad pre trial discretion

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about who to prosecute and what charges to bring. While

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we recognize that an appearance of impropriety generally is not

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enough to support disqualification, this is the rare case in

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which disqualification is mandated, and no other remedy will suffice

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to restore public confidence in the integrity of these proceedings. Accordingly,

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we reverse the trial Court's denial of the appellant's motion

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to disqualify d A. Willis in her office, as we

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conclu that the elected DA is wholly disqualified from this case.

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The assistant district attorneys, whose only power to prosecute a

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case is derived from the constitutional authority of the DA

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who appointed them, have no authority to proceed, so they're

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all out. Eric Schmidt he is United States Senator from Missouri,

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and he says Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade colluded with

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Biden's White House Council office to bring this law fair

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case in Fulton County. Like the other lawfair cases, this

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one is now crumbling in the Senate. We will get

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answers and be transparent with the people. A reckoning is

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coming in two weeks. So this goes to his comment

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there goes to the story. I think it was the

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New York Post that had it. I saw like a

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day or two ago that Nathan Wade had made several

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visits to the White House. Now I know how it looks,

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and there's a reason why it looks so bad. It's

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because it's bad. He went to the White House obviously

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to talk with the administration about prosecuting Donald Trump doing

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it down in Fulton County. Right, And now I have

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to wonder based on the Wall Street Journal reports the

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quote plausible deniability, right that I think we saw referenced

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in the documentary Independence Day, right with the Jeff Goldbloom

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in there and about Area fifty one and the aliens

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that we caught and all of that stuff. And no,

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they never tell the President that we have all of

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the alien spaceships and dead bodies and stuff. Why so

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this way, when the President gets up there and says

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this is all a lie, that's just conspiracy theories, they

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have plausible deniability, which means what that they can deny

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that they know anything, and they really don't know anything,

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and so they come across as being truthful. So if

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Joe Biden is mentally incapacitated, he's, you know, sitting there

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watching Judge Judy eating his tapioca, then they don't ever

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meet with him. Nathan Wade never meets with Joe. Maybe

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he does a handshake, grip and grin and then he's gone.

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But whoever was around Joe Biden and was orchestrating these

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types of operations? Right, these are the people that need

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to be identified. These are the ones that need to

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be hauled in front of Congress, put under oath, forced

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to testify. And if they don't prosecute them for what,

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I'm not sure yet. But find me the man, I'll

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find you the crime. I'm just kidding. It's just as

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an old Dustoyevski joke. Okay, all right, that'll do it

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