WuWei
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I know, I was there. So what?
Sure you are. Lol. You don’t even know what your policies are anymore besides firing Mexicans into the sun.
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He outright said it in a tweet, ironically. Do you guys not even bother to find out what’s going on before you start defending him anymore?
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But since you said “if” let’s assume your not. That leaves this post with nothing but fantasy.
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Today’s policies seem to promote big government, more regulations, pick winners and losers in the business community.
Or it could be defined as: Defend Trump at all costs even when he contradicts long held policy of the party.
Their new little “fact-checker” is as biased as the day is long. Just like the majority of “fact checkers” out there.
Hell, you have these new little FB “fact checkers” pulling stuff on FB calling it untrue that has come directly from the CDC website. It doesn’t fit their narrative at the time so they call it false.
These “fact checkers” are anything but. They are biased little ■■■■■ sitting in their rooms censoring things they don’t like. That is all they are.
That was a lot of word to not even answer the question.
WuWei
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It answered the question.
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I wasn’t answering a question.
Just pontificating my derision of so called “fact checkers”.

I suppose so in a way. I just have no love for fact checkers.
They are anything but.
Also, this guy they chose? PPfffffttt. Yeah, he’s a ■■■■■■■ peach.
I love seeing the blue checkmarks rage impotently at this new feature.
Twitter needs to have a full-time team of fact checkers ready to go.
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This is very true. I just can’t seem to remember anyone posting that very helpful little cartoon when Colin Kaepernick was doing his little thing. But it applies to him too, along with the door.
Anyone else would have been permabanned by now.
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If you make them publishers, that means they are responsible for every tweet. Trump would not like that in the least. They would have free reign to delete anything provably false.
DougBH
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And yet, it wants to claim it is only a carrier and not responsible for the content of its users…except at other times it seems its not a carrier and gets to control the content. Depending on what benefits it at the time.
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The website we’re posting on right now:
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No one is making the argument that Twitter is a “carrier”, or any way equivalent to the phone company.
The law is pretty clear:
No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.
If its good enough for iHeartMedia its good enough for Twiter
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The thing is that Republicans are not for the US constitution or rule of law. I learned this two years ago when they passed laws in our state in direct violation of our constitution. They also used methods to adopt laws and amend them not described anywhere in the Michigan constitution.
So, really, they do not believe in anything but POWER. That means that the Republican party is not a conservative party; they are radicals.
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I would suggest, with the possible exception of the libertarians, no party fully accept all of the elements of the Constitution no mater what they say to their base