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  • the remainder of that clip is hilarious

  • Liar in Chief

  • PR wants to be the 51st state...but they just can't get past the whole paying taxes thing.

  • Liar in Chief

    @baconhound said:

    Liar in Chief

    Troll in Chief (BaconHound)

  • well, the corrupt left lost the last pres election. That was devastating - they could have owned the Supreme Court, the

    FBI/CIA/DOJ/EPA...

    and they are losing it all.

    reminds me of the dirty garbage that went on during Katrina - which was laid on Bush's fault.

    The mayor of N.O. railed against Bush.

    well....the truth is,

    https://nypost.com/2014/07/09/mayor-during-katrina-gets-10-years-for-corruption/

  • PR wants to be the 51st state...but they just can't get past the whole paying taxes thing.

    @canton-dawg said:

    PR wants to be the 51st state...but they just can't get past the whole paying taxes thing.

    No need to pay taxes just be like Mississippi

  • Death statistics are liberal conspiracies 

    @mld-woody said:

    Fabricated death statistics are liberal conspiracies 

    Stuart

    You forgot a crucial word.

  • @canton-dawg said:

    PR wants to be the 51st state...but they just can't get past the whole paying taxes thing.

    No need to pay taxes just be like Mississippi

    @baconhound said:

    No need to pay taxes just be like Mississippi

    Yes, we all have the option to pay taxes...or not [/sarcasm]

  • @mld-woody said:

    Trump's ego is so fragile that he believes the death toll in PR from the last hurricane is a made up stat by the Dem's to make him look bad.

    so he's claiming 18 people died while who is claiming the 3000? im assuming fema has backed up the claim of deaths >18..........soooooooo, boy, does he have demonstrable proof of his claim? i think i know the answer to this.........?

    @clevfan4life said:

    so he's claiming 18 people died while who is claiming the 3000? im assuming fema has backed up the claim of deaths >18..........soooooooo, boy, does he have demonstrable proof of his claim? i think i know the answer to this.........?

    Stuart

    George Washington University is claiming this BS number

    First reported a half dozen or so, then 64 confirmed dead, then 1,427 confirmed dead by the Puerto Rican government....

    now it's 3,000..."confirmed" dead, without evidence, using computer models, by some researchers at George Washington University of whom none had gone to Puerto Rico to take a body count. 

    They used a public health study that compared mortality in the six months following the storm with the number of deaths that would have been expected if the storm had not hit.

    A computer model.

    Someone relay this info to the idiot I'm responding to.

  • @clevfan4life said:

    so he's claiming 18 people died while who is claiming the 3000? im assuming fema has backed up the claim of deaths >18..........soooooooo, boy, does he have demonstrable proof of his claim? i think i know the answer to this.........?

    Stuart

    George Washington University is claiming this BS number

    First reported a half dozen or so, then 64 confirmed dead, then 1,427 confirmed dead by the Puerto Rican government....

    now it's 3,000..."confirmed" dead, without evidence, using computer models, by some researchers at George Washington University of whom none had gone to Puerto Rico to take a body count. 

    They used a public health study that compared mortality in the six months following the storm with the number of deaths that would have been expected if the storm had not hit.

    A computer model.

    Someone relay this info to the idiot I'm responding to.

    @stinkhole said:

    so he's claiming 18 people died while who is claiming the 3000? im assuming fema has backed up the claim of deaths >18..........soooooooo, boy, does he have demonstrable proof of his claim? i think i know the answer to this.........?

    Stuart

    George Washington University is claiming this BS number

    First reported a half dozen or so, then 64 confirmed dead, then 1,427 confirmed dead by the Puerto Rican government....

    now it's 3,000..."confirmed" dead, without evidence, using computer models, by some researchers at George Washington University of whom none had gone to Puerto Rico to take a body count. 

    They used a public health study that compared mortality in the six months following the storm with the number of deaths that would have been expected if the storm had not hit.

    A computer model.

    Someone relay this info to the idiot I'm responding to.

    done  lol