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What an absolute despicable liar.
Arguably the worst thing Harris has called Trump is "felon", and that is true.
But next Jason Miller will probably claim that because it's true it's worse, and Trump is crying himself to sleep every night over it, because he is such a spoiled cry baby.
Why didn't the anchor ask him to name an example
What?! Do actual journalism?
Because CNN was bought out to destroy its journalism. Same thing that happened to Twitter - they’re buying up all sources of information so that they can control the narrative.
Yes they are generally too soft on these assholes and their far out claims.
Isn't that the point in the interview, after Jason Miller says that the Harris campaign did something 100x worse, when you tell Miller that since he knows something that much worse, he should give an actual example?
The interview is OK, although they could have been more direct on that.
Jason Miller is still a despicable liar.
“I don’t know if he even saw the comment” implies he thinks Trump would post a smiling picture of K&H with no context. Yea, that sounds like him
There's no way this isn't 100% misogyny by Weird 34. Another example to throw on the mountainous heap.
That's an excellent point, obviously Trump wouldn't do that ever.
She also called him weird which, based on their responses, I can only conclude is the modern equivalent of being stripped naked in the public square and forced to dance upon hot coals while being prodded with iron spikes by the King's guard.
there’s a difference between acknowledging a fact and calling someone a name