• George Stephanopoulos Throws A Fit After Trump, Son Blame Democrats For

    From Ubiquitous@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 7 04:30:44 2024
    ABC News host George Stephanopoulos, a lifelong Democrat who worked in the Clinton administration, threw a fit during an interview over the weekend that former President Donald Trump and one of his sons blamed Democrats for the assassination attempts on the former president.

    Stephanopoulos had the meltdown during an interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-CA) when asked about the recent remarks.

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in July
    had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was arrested for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to Democrats dozens of times.

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that Democrats are behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    Johnson responded: “I don’t think they’re saying that Democrat Party tried an assassination attempt.”

    “I think what they’re alluding to is what we’ve all been saying,” he
    continued. “They have got to turn the rhetoric down. For years now the
    leading Democrats in this country, the highest elected officials and the current nominee for president have gone out and said that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. That the republic will end if he’s re-elected.”

    “It’s absolute nonsense,” he continued. “And they have incited dangerous
    people to do dangerous things. The rhetoric has. I think that is a fact
    that’s objective that everybody can agree to. We do need to turn the volume down.”

    Stephanopoulos became incensed that Johnson blamed the extreme rhetoric of
    the Democratic Party for the shootings and demanded to know if Johnson supported the remarks from the Trump family.

    “What they’re referring to is the absolute open attacks that have been
    engaged by Democrats against President Trump since the day he came down that golden escalator in 2016, OK?” Johnson said. “The lawfare is unprecedented. They have attacked him in every single way. They try to malign his character every single day. And the people have had enough of it. That’s why you have these massive turnouts at the rallies. People have had enough of this.”

    Stephanopoulos then accused Johnson of “repeating the charge” and again demanded to know if Johnson supported the statement.

    “George, I’m not going to parse the language what people say at rallies,” Johnson said. “I could give you pages and pages of crazy comments by the leading Democrats in this country. That’s not what this is about. We have to talk about the greatest collection of challenges that this country is facing probably since World War II, maybe the Civil War.”

    Stephanopoulos continued to harp on the issue for another few minutes before
    he eventually changed the subject.

    WATCH:
    https://youtu.be/zGGVDZi6-IE

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  • From Rhino@21:1/5 to Ubiquitous on Mon Oct 7 19:30:39 2024
    On 2024-10-07 4:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
    ABC News host George Stephanopoulos, a lifelong Democrat who worked in the Clinton administration, threw a fit during an interview over the weekend that former President Donald Trump and one of his sons blamed Democrats for the assassination attempts on the former president.

    Stephanopoulos had the meltdown during an interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-CA) when asked about the recent remarks.

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in July had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was arrested for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to Democrats dozens of times.

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that Democrats are behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    Johnson responded: “I don’t think they’re saying that Democrat Party tried an
    assassination attempt.”

    “I think what they’re alluding to is what we’ve all been saying,” he continued. “They have got to turn the rhetoric down. For years now the leading Democrats in this country, the highest elected officials and the current nominee for president have gone out and said that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. That the republic will end if he’s re-elected.”

    “It’s absolute nonsense,” he continued. “And they have incited dangerous
    people to do dangerous things. The rhetoric has. I think that is a fact that’s objective that everybody can agree to. We do need to turn the volume down.”

    Stephanopoulos became incensed that Johnson blamed the extreme rhetoric of the Democratic Party for the shootings and demanded to know if Johnson supported the remarks from the Trump family.

    “What they’re referring to is the absolute open attacks that have been engaged by Democrats against President Trump since the day he came down that golden escalator in 2016, OK?” Johnson said. “The lawfare is unprecedented.
    They have attacked him in every single way. They try to malign his character every single day. And the people have had enough of it. That’s why you have these massive turnouts at the rallies. People have had enough of this.”

    Stephanopoulos then accused Johnson of “repeating the charge” and again demanded to know if Johnson supported the statement.

    “George, I’m not going to parse the language what people say at rallies,”
    Johnson said. “I could give you pages and pages of crazy comments by the leading Democrats in this country. That’s not what this is about. We have to
    talk about the greatest collection of challenges that this country is facing probably since World War II, maybe the Civil War.”

    Stephanopoulos continued to harp on the issue for another few minutes before he eventually changed the subject.

    WATCH:
    https://youtu.be/zGGVDZi6-IE

    The Democrats narrative that they are the only moral, decent, democratic
    people in the country is so vital to them that they can't bear to see
    it challenged by anyone. Everyone who is a Republican or supports
    Republicans is Evil or Stupid; anyone who is undecided is a child
    needing their benevolent guidance to the Truth of the Democratic Party.

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  • From moviePig@21:1/5 to Rhino on Mon Oct 7 22:38:04 2024
    On 10/7/2024 7:30 PM, Rhino wrote:
    On 2024-10-07 4:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
    ABC News host George Stephanopoulos, a lifelong Democrat who worked in
    the
    Clinton administration, threw a fit during an interview over the
    weekend that
    former President Donald Trump and one of his sons blamed Democrats for
    the
    assassination attempts on the former president.

    Stephanopoulos had the meltdown during an interview with House Speaker
    Mike
    Johnson (R-CA) when asked about the recent remarks.

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in
    July
    had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was
    arrested
    for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to
    Democrats dozens of times.

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that
    Democrats are
    behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    Johnson responded: “I don’t think they’re saying that Democrat Party >> tried an
    assassination attempt.”

    “I think what they’re alluding to is what we’ve all been saying,” he >> continued. “They have got to turn the rhetoric down. For years now the
    leading Democrats in this country, the highest elected officials and the
    current nominee for president have gone out and said that Donald Trump
    is a
    threat to democracy. That the republic will end if he’s re-elected.”

    “It’s absolute nonsense,” he continued. “And they have incited dangerous
    people to do dangerous things. The rhetoric has. I think that is a fact
    that’s objective that everybody can agree to. We do need to turn the
    volume
    down.”

    Stephanopoulos became incensed that Johnson blamed the extreme
    rhetoric of
    the Democratic Party for the shootings and demanded to know if Johnson
    supported the remarks from the Trump family.

    “What they’re referring to is the absolute open attacks that have been >> engaged by Democrats against President Trump since the day he came
    down that
    golden escalator in 2016, OK?” Johnson said. “The lawfare is
    unprecedented.
    They have attacked him in every single way. They try to malign his
    character
    every single day. And the people have had enough of it. That’s why you
    have
    these massive turnouts at the rallies. People have had enough of this.”

    Stephanopoulos then accused Johnson of “repeating the charge” and again >> demanded to know if Johnson supported the statement.

    “George, I’m not going to parse the language what people say at rallies,”
    Johnson said. “I could give you pages and pages of crazy comments by the >> leading Democrats in this country. That’s not what this is about. We
    have to
    talk about the greatest collection of challenges that this country is
    facing
    probably since World War II, maybe the Civil War.”

    Stephanopoulos continued to harp on the issue for another few minutes
    before
    he eventually changed the subject.

    WATCH:
    https://youtu.be/zGGVDZi6-IE

    The Democrats narrative that they are the only moral, decent, democratic
     people in the country is so vital to them that they can't bear to see
    it challenged by anyone. Everyone who is a Republican or supports
    Republicans is Evil or Stupid; anyone who is undecided is a child
    needing their benevolent guidance to the Truth of the Democratic Party.

    Is that supposed to be a response to the quoted article? ...despite it
    saying nothing about Republicans or whether they're Evil and Stupid?

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  • From NoBody@21:1/5 to All on Tue Oct 8 07:38:56 2024
    On Mon, 07 Oct 2024 04:30:44 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
    wrote:

    ABC News host George Stephanopoulos, a lifelong Democrat who worked in the >Clinton administration, threw a fit during an interview over the weekend that >former President Donald Trump and one of his sons blamed Democrats for the >assassination attempts on the former president.

    Stephanopoulos had the meltdown during an interview with House Speaker Mike >Johnson (R-CA) when asked about the recent remarks.

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in July >had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was arrested >for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to >Democrats dozens of times.

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that Democrats are >behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    Johnson responded: “I don’t think they’re saying that Democrat Party tried an >assassination attempt.”

    “I think what they’re alluding to is what we’ve all been saying,” he >continued. “They have got to turn the rhetoric down. For years now the >leading Democrats in this country, the highest elected officials and the >current nominee for president have gone out and said that Donald Trump is a >threat to democracy. That the republic will end if he’s re-elected.”

    “It’s absolute nonsense,” he continued. “And they have incited dangerous >people to do dangerous things. The rhetoric has. I think that is a fact >that’s objective that everybody can agree to. We do need to turn the volume >down.”

    Stephanopoulos became incensed that Johnson blamed the extreme rhetoric of >the Democratic Party for the shootings and demanded to know if Johnson >supported the remarks from the Trump family.

    “What they’re referring to is the absolute open attacks that have been >engaged by Democrats against President Trump since the day he came down that >golden escalator in 2016, OK?” Johnson said. “The lawfare is unprecedented. >They have attacked him in every single way. They try to malign his character >every single day. And the people have had enough of it. That’s why you have >these massive turnouts at the rallies. People have had enough of this.”

    Stephanopoulos then accused Johnson of “repeating the charge” and again >demanded to know if Johnson supported the statement.

    “George, I’m not going to parse the language what people say at rallies,” >Johnson said. “I could give you pages and pages of crazy comments by the >leading Democrats in this country. That’s not what this is about. We have to >talk about the greatest collection of challenges that this country is facing >probably since World War II, maybe the Civil War.”

    Stephanopoulos continued to harp on the issue for another few minutes before >he eventually changed the subject.

    WATCH:
    https://youtu.be/zGGVDZi6-IE

    Boy George threw a tantrum because Johnson was spot on.

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  • From The Horny Goat@21:1/5 to All on Tue Oct 8 10:52:59 2024
    On Mon, 07 Oct 2024 04:30:44 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
    wrote:

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in July >had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was arrested >for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to >Democrats dozens of times.

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that Democrats are >behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    I'm quite prepared to believe Trump's would be assassins voted
    Democrat in 2020 and/or 2022 - saying the Democratic National
    Committee of the Democrats discussed and committed to assassination
    attempts is totally a different matter.

    It's a far cry from Princip's assassination of the Archduke Franz
    Ferdinand of 1914 where Princep was part of an organization dedicated
    to the violent overthrow of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy for the
    benefit of the Serbs.

    And if Trump says anything on this subject he had BETTER be talking
    the first not the second because the second proposition is a horse of
    an entirely different color.

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  • From suzeeq@21:1/5 to The Horny Goat on Tue Oct 8 11:59:02 2024
    On 10/8/2024 10:52 AM, The Horny Goat wrote:
    On Mon, 07 Oct 2024 04:30:44 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
    wrote:

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in July >> had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was arrested
    for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to
    Democrats dozens of times.

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that Democrats are
    behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    I'm quite prepared to believe Trump's would be assassins vot > Democrat in 2020 and/or 2022 - saying the Democratic National
    Committee of the Democrats discussed and committed to assassination
    attempts is totally a different matter.

    But they both voted for Trump.

    It's a far cry from Princip's assassination of the Archduke Franz
    Ferdinand of 1914 where Princep was part of an organization dedicated
    to the violent overthrow of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy for the
    benefit of the Serbs.

    And if Trump says anything on this subject he had BETTER be talking
    the first not the second because the second proposition is a horse of
    an entirely different color.


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  • From shawn@21:1/5 to All on Tue Oct 8 15:57:08 2024
    On Tue, 08 Oct 2024 10:52:59 -0700, The Horny Goat <lcraver@home.ca>
    wrote:

    On Mon, 07 Oct 2024 04:30:44 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
    wrote:

    The man who shot Trump in the ear during an attempted assassination in July >>had previously donated to a far-left cause while another man who was arrested >>for an attempted assassination in September had a history of donating to >>Democrats dozens of times.

    Don't forget that he also voted and supported Trump. Then turned
    against Trump as he didn't like what Trump was doing.

    The ear guy was also someone that was clearly torn as well as having
    some sort of mental issues where he did not care who he killed. So
    long as it was one of the Presidential candidates. Trump just happened
    to be closer and an easier target given the open air venue.
    (Supposedly the reason for the open air venues in this smaller towns
    is all because he has refused to pay back the bigger venues and towns
    for his past rallies. )

    “Is it right for the president and his family to suggest that Democrats are >>behind the effort to assassinate him?” Stephanopoulos asked.

    I'm quite prepared to believe Trump's would be assassins voted
    Democrat in 2020 and/or 2022 - saying the Democratic National
    Committee of the Democrats discussed and committed to assassination
    attempts is totally a different matter.

    It's a far cry from Princip's assassination of the Archduke Franz
    Ferdinand of 1914 where Princep was part of an organization dedicated
    to the violent overthrow of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy for the
    benefit of the Serbs.

    Yes, these two were clearly anything but truly organized. That the ear
    guy got so close was more a matter of luck than any planning. No one
    was guarding the building where he entered to get up on the roof. Then
    there was Trump having an open air rally instead of it being in a
    large venue. Either of which would have prevented the shooter from
    taking his shot.

    And if Trump says anything on this subject he had BETTER be talking
    the first not the second because the second proposition is a horse of
    an entirely different color.

    Oh, Trump has clearly said the Democrats were behind the shooting.
    That said I'm sure he would also say that no one takes him seriously
    if he were challenged on his statements.

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