We ALL knew what the questions were going to be before the debate….at least the topics.
There were zero “gotcha” questions directed at either one of them.
She prepared answers for those topics….he didn’t.
End of.
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There were zero “gotcha” questions directed at either one of them.
She prepared answers for those topics….he didn’t.
End of.
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Only thing I was surprised with was lack of firearms and gun safety discussion considering it was within a week of yet another school shooting.
MAGA extremists still at it today and Trump was promoting this same damn conspiracy last night in his rally.
The Springfield City School District in Ohio closed one middle school and evacuated two elementary schools Friday as the city grapples with the fallout of unfounded conspiracy theories about immigrants that have been amplified by former President Trump and his running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance (R).
Elementary school students were evacuated from their buildings and moved to a different location after receiving direction from the Springfield Police Division. Students are being released to their parents, the Springfield News-Sun reported.
Roosevelt Middle School was closed before the school day began in relation to information the school district received from law enforcement, the outlet said.
It’s not clear if the school evacuations were linked to a bomb threat Thursday against the Springfield City Hall, but explosive-detecting K-9 helped police clear areas Thursday, Springfield Police Chief Allison Elliott said, according to ABC News.
On Thursday, City Hall was evacuated after a bomb threat was issued to “multiple facilities” in the area. Two elementary schools were also listed in the threat.
It was later revealed the bomb threat used hateful language against the city’s immigrant population.
The threats come just days after Trump took the stage in Philadelphia at presidential debate and gave voice to conspiracy theories that migrants, particularly Haitian migrants in Springfield, were eating people’s cats and dogs.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) and Springfield Mayor Rob Rue, as well as other local authorities, have brushed off Trump’s remarks and said pets were safe in Springfield.
DeWine said the internet can be “quite crazy sometimes.” He said migrants are choosing Springfield because of its job opportunities and said employers say they have “done a very, very good job, and they work very, very hard.”
Rue said Trump’s amplification of the false claims created a “negative light” for the city. He admitted that Springfield is experiencing an “infrastructure strain” due to the increased immigration population and is seeing a “culture clash” as the false narratives about migrants continue to spread within communities and by the Republican presidential nominee.
DeWine announced Thursday that the state would send health care and public safety support to Clark County, which houses Springfield. He criticized the lack of federal help but said Ohio will “not walk away” from the migrant influx in the area and the needs of the community.
Trump doubled down on his attacks on Haitians Thursday during a campaign stop in Arizona.
“There’s a place called Springfield, Ohio, that you’ve been reading about. Twenty-thousand illegal Haitian immigrants have descended upon the town of 58,000 people, destroying their entire way of life. This was a beautiful community and now it’s horrible what’s happened,” he said.
2 Springfield schools evacuated, another closed for the day
The Springfield City School District in Ohio closed one middle school and evacuated two elementary schools Friday as the city grapples with the fallout of unfounded conspiracy theories about immigrants that have been amplified by former President Trump and his running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance (R).
Elementary school students were evacuated from their buildings and moved to a different location after receiving direction from the Springfield Police Division. Students are being released to their parents, the Springfield News-Sun reported.
Roosevelt Middle School was closed before the school day began in relation to information the school district received from law enforcement, the outlet said.
It’s not clear if the school evacuations were linked to a bomb threat Thursday against the Springfield City Hall, but explosive-detecting K-9 helped police clear areas Thursday, Springfield Police Chief Allison Elliott said, according to ABC News.
On Thursday, City Hall was evacuated after a bomb threat was issued to “multiple facilities” in the area. Two elementary schools were also listed in the threat.
It was later revealed the bomb threat used hateful language against the city’s immigrant population.
The threats come just days after Trump took the stage in Philadelphia at presidential debate and gave voice to conspiracy theories that migrants, particularly Haitian migrants in Springfield, were eating people’s cats and dogs.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) and Springfield Mayor Rob Rue, as well as other local authorities, have brushed off Trump’s remarks and said pets were safe in Springfield.
DeWine said the internet can be “quite crazy sometimes.” He said migrants are choosing Springfield because of its job opportunities and said employers say they have “done a very, very good job, and they work very, very hard.”
Rue said Trump’s amplification of the false claims created a “negative light” for the city. He admitted that Springfield is experiencing an “infrastructure strain” due to the increased immigration population and is seeing a “culture clash” as the false narratives about migrants continue to spread within communities and by the Republican presidential nominee.
DeWine announced Thursday that the state would send health care and public safety support to Clark County, which houses Springfield. He criticized the lack of federal help but said Ohio will “not walk away” from the migrant influx in the area and the needs of the community.
Trump doubled down on his attacks on Haitians Thursday during a campaign stop in Arizona.
“There’s a place called Springfield, Ohio, that you’ve been reading about. Twenty-thousand illegal Haitian immigrants have descended upon the town of 58,000 people, destroying their entire way of life. This was a beautiful community and now it’s horrible what’s happened,” he said.
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JD Vance now says Haitian immigrants are spreading HIV after bizarre pet-eating claim flops
Donald Trump’s campaign is just going with unfettered racism now along with stoking fear and discrimination against those living with HIV.
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Now they are apparently spreading diseases (HIV and TB).
PF5
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Bomb threats force second consecutive day of school closures in Springfield, Ohio
Several local leaders have also been targeted in the wake of baseless claims aimed at Haitian immigrants that have been repeated by former President Donald Trump.
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The People of Springfield are PISSED
Thursday’s bomb threat specifically mentioned the false claims about Haitian immigrants eating people’s pets, USA Today reported.
“Three schools in Springfield were evacuated or closed Friday, based on guidance from police, school officials said,” local NBC affiliate WLWT reports. “Officials with the Springfield City School District said that based on information they got from the Springfield Police Division, students at Perrin Woods and Snowhill Elementary were evacuated and moved to another district location.”
A Springfield middle school was also ordered closed Friday morning, before classes began, and “at least one Springfield location of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles is closed.”
On Thursday, a bomb threat targeting Springfield city hall and an elementary school forced evacuations of those buildings.
“Police Chief Allison Elliott said that due to the seriousness of the threat, officials evacuated multiple buildings in addition to City Hall, including BMV Springfield Driver’s Exam Station, Ohio License Bureau Southside, Springfield Academy of Excellence and Fulton Elementary School.”
Despite the reports of the bomb threat on Thursday, hours later Donald Trump used his Truth Social platform to promote the Republican nominee working to unseat Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, by spreading more anti-Haitian immigrant racism.
“Bernie Moreno has a very good chance of winning Ohio against a Radical Left Democrat, Sherrod Brown, with what is happening in Springfield, and other parts of the State,” Trump declared Thursday afternoon, referring to the far-right extremist Republican who is currently leading in the polls by low single digits.
Trump then invoked his racist Haitian immigrant lies.
“Ohio is being inundated with Illegal Migrants, mostly from Haiti, who are taking over Towns and Villages at a level and rate never seen before.”
On Truth Social, Trump on Thursday also posted memes of cats, including one with them holding a sign that says, “Don’t let them eat us, vote for Trump.”
RELATED: Loomer Invokes Hannibal Lecter as Trump Triples Down on Lies About Immigrants Eating Pets
During Tuesday’s presidential debate, Trump had falsely claimed, “In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs. The people that came in, they’re eating the cats, they’re eating, they’re eating the pets of the people that live there.”
USA Today also reported that the “false rumor that Haitian migrants were stealing and eating pets began to circulate in the days leading up to the debate and was further popularized through posts from running mate J.D. Vance about his own state and AI-generated images shared by Trump, Elon Musk and the Republican House Judiciary Committee.”
J.J. Abbott, former press secretary to then-Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, responded to ABC News immigration reporter Armando Tonatiuh Torres-García’s viral social media post reporting Friday’s threat and evacuations:
“In 2018, the GOP and Trump’s anti-immigrant conspiracies led to the deadliest mass shooting in recent PA history at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. The gunman took him seriously and literally. There’s nothing funny or intriguing about this dangerous racism.”
Many others responded to that reporter’s post.
“No sanitizing this. @jdvance and @realDonaldTrump bear full responsibility. They’re promoters of terrorism; and they did it intentionally,” wrote columnist, reporter, and former editor in chief of Crooked Media Brian Beutler.
“Ohio should look at this insanity and vote accordingly. Conspiracy peddling has real consequences. You can’t unring that bell. Donald Trump and JD Vance don’t care,” noted constitutional law professor and political scientist Anthony Michael Kreis.
“Donald Trump and JD Vance are terrorizing schoolchildren. They are unfit for any public office, let alone the highest,” responded attorney Andrew L. Seidel.
“JD Vance and MAGA influencers whipped up a blood libel panic and now children in Springfield are being traumatized by their lies. Hell isn’t hot enough,” commented the co-executive director of the progressive group Indivisible, Leah Greenberg.
“There’s a line from Charlottesville to Jan 6 to this. Trump speaks, his supporters act,” wrote political analyst and researcher Arieh Kovler.
“Trump could stop this but he won’t because he believes it serves his interests. It’s the same J6 behavior of spreading false conspiracy theories to inflame his supporters and then sitting back and watching instead of stopping it,” noted political science professor Michael McDonald.
'Hell isn’t hot enough': Fury at Trump as more school evacuations follow lies
For the second day in a row, elementary school children in Springfield, Ohio, were forced to be evacuated due to threats: a bomb threat on Thursday and an unspecified threat on Friday. The threats come after Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Ohio U.S. Senator JD Vance, have repeatedly spread lies about Haitian immigrants in Springfield this week, including that they are stealing residents’ cats and dogs and eating them.Thursday’s bomb threat specifically mentioned the false claims about Haitian immigrants eating people’s pets, USA Today reported.
“Three schools in Springfield were evacuated or closed Friday, based on guidance from police, school officials said,” local NBC affiliate WLWT reports. “Officials with the Springfield City School District said that based on information they got from the Springfield Police Division, students at Perrin Woods and Snowhill Elementary were evacuated and moved to another district location.”
A Springfield middle school was also ordered closed Friday morning, before classes began, and “at least one Springfield location of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles is closed.”
On Thursday, a bomb threat targeting Springfield city hall and an elementary school forced evacuations of those buildings.
“Police Chief Allison Elliott said that due to the seriousness of the threat, officials evacuated multiple buildings in addition to City Hall, including BMV Springfield Driver’s Exam Station, Ohio License Bureau Southside, Springfield Academy of Excellence and Fulton Elementary School.”
Despite the reports of the bomb threat on Thursday, hours later Donald Trump used his Truth Social platform to promote the Republican nominee working to unseat Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, by spreading more anti-Haitian immigrant racism.
“Bernie Moreno has a very good chance of winning Ohio against a Radical Left Democrat, Sherrod Brown, with what is happening in Springfield, and other parts of the State,” Trump declared Thursday afternoon, referring to the far-right extremist Republican who is currently leading in the polls by low single digits.
Trump then invoked his racist Haitian immigrant lies.
“Ohio is being inundated with Illegal Migrants, mostly from Haiti, who are taking over Towns and Villages at a level and rate never seen before.”
On Truth Social, Trump on Thursday also posted memes of cats, including one with them holding a sign that says, “Don’t let them eat us, vote for Trump.”
RELATED: Loomer Invokes Hannibal Lecter as Trump Triples Down on Lies About Immigrants Eating Pets
During Tuesday’s presidential debate, Trump had falsely claimed, “In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs. The people that came in, they’re eating the cats, they’re eating, they’re eating the pets of the people that live there.”
USA Today also reported that the “false rumor that Haitian migrants were stealing and eating pets began to circulate in the days leading up to the debate and was further popularized through posts from running mate J.D. Vance about his own state and AI-generated images shared by Trump, Elon Musk and the Republican House Judiciary Committee.”
J.J. Abbott, former press secretary to then-Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, responded to ABC News immigration reporter Armando Tonatiuh Torres-García’s viral social media post reporting Friday’s threat and evacuations:
“In 2018, the GOP and Trump’s anti-immigrant conspiracies led to the deadliest mass shooting in recent PA history at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. The gunman took him seriously and literally. There’s nothing funny or intriguing about this dangerous racism.”
Many others responded to that reporter’s post.
“No sanitizing this. @jdvance and @realDonaldTrump bear full responsibility. They’re promoters of terrorism; and they did it intentionally,” wrote columnist, reporter, and former editor in chief of Crooked Media Brian Beutler.
“Ohio should look at this insanity and vote accordingly. Conspiracy peddling has real consequences. You can’t unring that bell. Donald Trump and JD Vance don’t care,” noted constitutional law professor and political scientist Anthony Michael Kreis.
“Donald Trump and JD Vance are terrorizing schoolchildren. They are unfit for any public office, let alone the highest,” responded attorney Andrew L. Seidel.
“JD Vance and MAGA influencers whipped up a blood libel panic and now children in Springfield are being traumatized by their lies. Hell isn’t hot enough,” commented the co-executive director of the progressive group Indivisible, Leah Greenberg.
“There’s a line from Charlottesville to Jan 6 to this. Trump speaks, his supporters act,” wrote political analyst and researcher Arieh Kovler.
“Trump could stop this but he won’t because he believes it serves his interests. It’s the same J6 behavior of spreading false conspiracy theories to inflame his supporters and then sitting back and watching instead of stopping it,” noted political science professor Michael McDonald.
MAGA wants to protect the children so much they are threatening to bomb their schools. There's no hate like MAGA love.
PF5
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Harris campaign suggests Trump avoiding debate because he doesn’t want to defend ‘toxic positions’ thehill
Trump refusing to say whether he would veto a national abortion ban, the former president’s position on the 2020 election, saying “we” when talking about the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, saying he had “concepts of a plan” to repeal ObamaCare, and declining to say whether he wanted Ukraine to win the war against Russia.
Trump refusing to say whether he would veto a national abortion ban, the former president’s position on the 2020 election, saying “we” when talking about the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, saying he had “concepts of a plan” to repeal ObamaCare, and declining to say whether he wanted Ukraine to win the war against Russia.
Roger Stone says Kamala Harris must’ve had the debate questions ahead of time because she was way too smooth and her answers were too good.
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None of these whiny MAGAstanis can admit failure. What a total bunch of pathetic losers.
It’s because they can only win by cheating so they assume everybody else is the same.
An exhausted looking Trump pushes the conspiracy theory that Kamala Harris wore ear pieces during the debate.
The truth — he just got beat so bad he's afraid to debate her again.
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The truth — he just got beat so bad he's afraid to debate her again.
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An exhausted looking Trump pushes the conspiracy theory that Kamala Harris wore ear pieces during the debate. The truth — he just got beat so bad he's afraid to debate her again.
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I've noticed over the last several weeks on social media that MAGA people just say crap as if it's true and the base just accepts it as gospel truth. According to them, Harris' campaign has been crumbling with Democrats terrified, Walz is at risk of being dumped, Trump is winning polls by a landslide and he trounced her in the debate.
Basically, they've just been projecting and saying everything they wish was true and their cult following is so dug in that they don't even question it.
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