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Online Tom Graves

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Re: Greg Burnham Asks, "Does Education Forum Have TDS?"
« Reply #21 on: Yesterday at 11:15:01 PM »
The claim that Putin installed Trump in the White House is as sure sign of TDS as there is. You have to be really nutty to think Putin had that kind of power. Did he also install Obama? Bush 43? Just where did Putin get such power?

Trump got elected the same way all but two of our elected presidents did. He got a majority of the electors who were selected in the manner prescribed by the various state legislatures. In all but two states, that is a slate of electors pledged to a specific candidate in a winner take all popular vote. Just where did Putin disrupt that process?

Dear Herr Corbett,

You're ignorant and naive -- par for the course for Conservative Libertarians.

-- Tom

P.S. "TDS" = Trump Disinformation Sanitizer.

Get a case or two before it's too late.

And remember, don't drink it.

It's not bleach.
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Offline Tom Scully

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Re: Greg Burnham Asks, "Does Education Forum Have TDS?"
« Reply #22 on: Yesterday at 11:35:01 PM »
The claim that Putin installed Trump in the White House is as sure sign of TDS as there is. You have to be really nutty to think Putin had that kind of power. Did he also install Obama? Bush 43? Just where did Putin get such power?

Trump got elected the same way all but two of our elected presidents did. He got a majority of the electors who were selected in the manner prescribed by the various state legislatures. In all but two states, that is a slate of electors pledged to a specific candidate in a winner take all popular vote. Just whe BS:re did Putin disrupt that process?

A superior explanation is acute mental illness combined with a startling number of coincidences, including coincidence
of a diehard personality cult attracted to a high functioning malignant sociopath.

For my money, I'm betting it is what it obviously appears to be. The least educated states' voting majorities voting
for someone who exhibits severe symptoms of developmental damage they all can identify with. It is apparently endemic in households headed by authoritarian personalities.

https://spiral.imperial.ac.uk/entities/publication/eb4d2b4e-f814-410c-aff5-ed08851aabaa
Neuroticism, deprivation and racial bias: Trump's unique authoritarian ...
The outcome showed a unique cocktail of factors contributed to Trump's support. From a psychological perspective, people living in regions that voted for Trump in both elections have higher levels of neuroticism, a personality trait characterised by negative emotions such as anxiety, fear and anger.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/24-hours-later-trump-claims-he-misspoke-helsinki-meant-say-n892166
24 hours later, Trump claims he misspoke in Helsinki, meant to say ...
At the Monday press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump said about election meddling in 2016: " (Putin) just said it's not Russia. I will say this: I don't see any reason why ...

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/five-revelations-senate-intel-report-2016-russian-interference-n1237184
Six revelations in Senate intel report on 2016 Russian interference
The bipartisan report provides new details on Trump’s conversations with Roger Stone and the activities of the president’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

https://apnews.com/article/elections-donald-trump-russia-ap-top-news-robert-mueller-98f22511be924ced895ce5c0bfedfe37
Full text of Mueller's questions and Trump's answers
WASHINGTON (AP) — Robert Mueller's 448-page investigative report into allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election includes 23 unredacted pages of Mueller's written questions and Donald Trump's written responses, the only direct

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senate_Intelligence_Committee_report_on_Russian_interference_in_the_2016_United_States_presidential_election
Senate Intelligence Committee report on Russian interference in the ...
According to the report, "some evidence suggests" that Konstantin Kilimnik, to whom Manafort provided polling data, was directly connected to the Russian theft of Clinton-campaign emails. [9][10] In addition, while Trump's written testimony in the Mueller report stated that he did not recall speaking with Roger Stone about WikiLeaks, the Senate ...

https://www.sdpb.org/politics-public-policy/2021-01-20/trump-pardon-wipes-out-3-million-in-restitution-for-erickson-victims
Trump Pardon Wipes Out $3 Million In Restitution For Erickson Victims
Legal experts say a South Dakota criminal no longer has to pay his victims nearly $3 million in restitution after President Trump pardoned him and labeled his crimes "minor." That criminal, Paul Erickson, of Sioux Falls, is best known as the boyfriend of Russian operative Maria Butina. She was deported in 2019

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-russia-j6-coup/
3 men linked to Russian spies were in 'unhinged' Dec. 18 Oval Office meeting with Trump: report
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Offline John Corbett

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Re: Greg Burnham Asks, "Does Education Forum Have TDS?"
« Reply #23 on: Today at 04:26:40 AM »
A superior explanation is acute mental illness combined with a startling number of coincidences, including coincidence
of a diehard personality cult attracted to a high functioning malignant sociopath.

For my money, I'm betting it is what it obviously appears to be. The least educated states' voting majorities voting

Did it require a college education to construct that last sentence?

Given that so many of our universities have become indoctrination camps, having a college degree is not all it's cracked up to be. How smart is it to go hundreds of thousands of dollars into debt to get a degree and then not be able to land a job that can allow them to pay off the loan in less than a few decades. The smart kids are the ones who learned in-demand trades either on the job or at trade schools that cost a fraction of what a college degree costs.

Russian meddling in our elections goes back a long way and there's no evidence it has ever affected any outcome. Democrats just can't admit they lost in 2016 and 2024 because they chose terrible candidates to lead their tickets, so they made up the story about Putin stealing the election for Trump. Is that an example of the kind of thinking they are teaching in colleges these days? Blame somebody else for your poor choices.



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Re: Greg Burnham Asks, "Does Education Forum Have TDS?"
« Reply #24 on: Today at 11:26:01 AM »
Watch this brief clip and then post an argument that TDS is anything other than a cult's defense!

https://puck.news/kushner-witkoff-lukoil-deal-inside-putins-business-bait/

Putin won and long ago installed his "poodle" in the office of POTUS.

Because people need to see this smelly traitor for what he is….. a sleaze bag, as are all who sides with the creature. I’m really disappointed in little marco, tho.  he thought he was a little fidel, gonna return to cuber like jeebus on the Bahookie (that one meant donkey, Duncan lol) did back then on palm oil Sunday. we all know what happened to mr. Jeebus +
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