One of his best namings
Thatโs a man, baby
Trannie Annie.
Just rolls off the tongue
Is this suppose yo be news
Heโs a liar
They sell their soul,
SC has some good looking young women
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Bush family voting for Talafreako
Any doubts the bushes were behind the murder of Charlie
Canโt we get a river and ocean from liberal tears
CSPAN and other platforms mute the crowd noise. They make is seems like nobody is responding to him.
George Washington lived in sanity
Why does Trump say mutilzation instead of mutilation
Itโs at universiof Houston. Teachers gave students extra credit for attending
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During this election season, there has been a significant surge in entirely Fake Polls and Suppression Polls designed to do nothing more than interfere with the regular functioning of the electoral process and alter the normal patterns of voter turnout and enthusiasm.
Many journalists and broadcasters have been amplifying or airing these Polls without regard to basic journalistic ethics and without informing the public that those Polls lack a scientific, accurate, or even real basis.
The FCC takes these issues seriously. Broadcasters are prohibited by the terms of their federal licenses from engaging in News Distortion or promoting Broadcast Hoaxes. It is important that broadcasters comply with their public interest obligations. After all, the country benefits greatly when Americans can trust and rely on the media to report the news fairly and accurately.
Broadcasters are advised to avoid engaging in News Distortions or running Broadcast Hoaxes by airing Polls that would violate their regulatory obligations. If broadcasters believe they should provide their viewers with additional context and information about Polls they have covered, they can now take those actions consistent with FCC regulations
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