Discussion with god, why are they only attacking one or in reference to mr. To mr. Wade . And then she goes on. To say, god isnt it them playing the race card when they only question one. Now, if she had been truthful with that congregation, truthful with the community, she wouldve said i had a relationship with him good, bad, forgive me. Whatever thats what she should have said. But she chose to deflect and say the them the reference to them and the others and they saw obviously a reference to that motion filed by him by ms merchants. They choose to go after the black man and she then goes on again deflecting away and deflecting to the what i call the third rail in american society, choosing somebody on the other side of being a racist so and so is a racist. Theyre racist she was the one playing the race card in a way to try to deflect from her own conduct she goes on to say in discussions with the lord, god, is that is it that some some will never see a black man is qualified, no mat
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platform? oh, yeah, he thought that decision was not correct. he tweeted about it several times, i think. at least once that he thought it was the wrong thing. you know, he sort of dabbles in this area and talks about free speech, but he has never run a social media platform, and i think he would find it harder to run it in what should be done and not, and it s easy to make observations from the sidelines and he s good the that, and running it is another story. this company is not a big company and not a good business, and i think he s right that the potential needs to be unlocked and it has more value over the course of its history. he s talking about a subscriber base, paying money, and does that mean there would be ads on the platform, and part of the thing people hate about
former top white house adviser, david axlerod, carl bernstein, dabbles in journalism for several decades. former gop house committee chairman, mike rogers. david axlerod, you would think there would be sort of internal white house procedures that are supposed to be in place to ensure that the u.s. government doesn t offend its most important ally in such an off-handed way? that is system of checks essentially dormant right now? and in a white house that seems to be so assiduous about procedures, it s really shocking that such a thing could happen. look. every organization takes on the personality of the person on top. donald trump is an improvisational figure. he woke up two weeks ago, he tweeted something, apparently prompted by something that he saw or read and started this incredible brouhaha, knocked down now by every conceivable source.