100% hard agree. The media has gotten into a cycle of 'here's the crazy thing Trump did/said today!!!!' Followed by 'Trump is taking us right into a dictatorship and there's nothing anyone can do, be afraid!!!'
Meanwhile all the actual electoral vote polling show Trump losing to Biden worse than he did last time. Just go vote, people, in every election, every time. I don't want people to be complacent but the numbers look terrible for Trump.
I would forgive it, if he didn't misspell words in everything he posts and wasn't running for Governor of a U.S. state. None of the other candidates misspell words in their posts, ever.
Yes, one of his GOP opponents is running ads right now in North Carolina pointing this out.
These idiots always work until they try to get paid.
This man has declared bankruptcy FOUR TIMES. He has been under investigation for the past two years because he used campaign donations to pay off personal debt, among other things.
He shouldn't be anywhere near running a state or in charge of any budget, near a budget, or even be allowed to see a budget.
He has also praised Hitler on social media.
Oh, and he misspelled the word 'leach' (leech) in his post because WHY WOULD WE NEED PEOPLE RUNNING THE GOVERNMENT WHO CAN ACTUALLY SPELL SIMPLE FUCKING WORDS like a third grader could.
I'm not clear on why on-air talent for a show wouldn't be eligible to be credited if the show won an Emmy.
Basically an executive at ESPN wanted the on air talent to get statuettes too, so he submitted fake names, had them re-engraved and gave them to them to the on air people.
Not much of a scandal.
Exactly, just more propaganda. Remote work is the future.
He has always just been a trust fund kid, pretending to be a business magnate. He had enough money via inheritance to fly around in a private jet, wear terribly fitting suits, make appearances wherever he could and claim to be wildly successful. It was all an act.
Yes, I am with you! I have always hated it, it's such an American thing to do, not understand our own fucking language.
This is a fantastic article.
I'm surprised not to see Yogi on the list.
He wore a tie, collar and a hat.
When Yogi said he was 'smarter than the average bear', everyone thought it was a joke, but he spoke English to humans, wore a hat and tie, and Ranger Smith complained that 'keeping a secret from Yogi is like hiding Lake Michigan from a duck'.
So Yogi is smarter than the average bear, and it's not even close.