In case you wanted to feel good about something related to this election, here's ol' Barry playing the greatest hits.
... He's just the best.
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I assume the Bernie Bros are going to complain about the section on incremental change. But come on, don't you miss that dude? I hope he's booked for one of these a day for the next two weeks, immediately following any Trump rally wherever possible.
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"Can you imagine if I had a secret Chinese bank account while running for re-election? You think Fox news would have been concerned about that? They would have called me 'Beijing Barry'."
Absolute gold.
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If we can't fall in love with replaceable bottom 6 players then the terrorists have won.
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The level of stupidity in that article is beyond imagination. That author should be embarrassed at the leaps he makes in his attempts to find a path. Making the assumption of a poll being within the margin of error is one thing, but making an assumption of a half dozen polls falling within those errors is statistically difficult to swallow. Just poor form, especially for a Canadian magazine of such stature.
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The level of stupidity in that article is beyond imagination. That author should be embarrassed at the leaps he makes in his attempts to find a path. Making the assumption of a poll being within the margin of error is one thing, but making an assumption of a half dozen polls falling within those errors is statistically difficult to swallow. Just poor form, especially for a Canadian magazine of such stature.
Maclean’s is no longer journalism. Their hardest hitting news every month is their “what’s streaming on Netflix this month”.
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Imagine, even after 2016, even after having the issue explained multiple times this very cycle, still being too dense to understand that polling errors are correlated.
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"Can you imagine if I had a secret Chinese bank account while running for re-election? You think Fox news would have been concerned about that? They would have called me 'Beijing Barry'."
Absolute gold.
I seem to recall a high school student, maybe in Florida, giving a valedictorian speech and stating it was a bunch of sayings by Trump, so everyone was clapping and cheering, and then at the end, they said no, it was Obama.
This is the part of my speech where I share some inspirational quotes I found on Google," Bowling said in his speech. "'Don't just get involved. Fight for your seat at the table. Better yet, fight for a seat at the head of the table.' - Donald J. Trump." The crowd burst into applause.
"Just kidding," Bowling said. "That was Barack Obama."
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Parents Of 545 Children Separated At U.S.-Mexico Border Still Can't Be Found
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Despite a federal judge's order that the government reunite families who had been separated at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration's "no tolerance" migration policy, the parents of 545 children still can't be found, according to a court document filed Tuesday by the U.S. Justice Department and the American Civil Liberties Union.
Thousands of families were separated under the policy before the Trump administration ended the practice in 2018. The ACLU successfully sued the government, winning a court order to reunite families. Thousands of parents and children were reunited within weeks.
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NPR's Joel Rose reports that the children initially went into a shelter system before being placed with sponsors across the country and that many will likely try to remain in the United States. The ACLU's Gelernt says about 360 of the children still have not been located.
