Fuentes solves the left right divide

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@wylted

Trump called Epstein file demands a hoax but now urges Republicans to release them, saying he has nothing to hide.

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@Debby
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@wylted

Trump is in both files and list.

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Sam Shamoun said the Epstein files came from Muhammad.

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@Debby
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@wylted
The right has to give up on the free market

Fuentes can go pound sand.

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I still don’t know what to type!

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Well, Trump told Howard Stern, on the record, that the first time he banged Melania was on Epstein's plane.

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@Debby
Trump called Epstein file demands a hoax but now urges Republicans to release them, saying he has nothing to hide.


He stalled the release to give his people time to remove him from the files, now he has nothing to hide because he already hid it.

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@Sidewalker

Trump deserves a third term for his brilliancy.

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@wylted
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@RemyBrown

To be "center" means to be in the middle, avoiding extremes, especially in politics where it signifies moderate views between left and right, favoring compromise, pragmatism, and balance, though it can also mean being a focal point, a location of activity, or focusing attention on something specific, like "person-centered care"

. It's about finding a balanced position, valuing nuance over simple slogans, and often involves blending ideas from different viewpoints for practical solutions. 

In Politics (Centrism)

  1. Moderate Stance: Holding beliefs that are not strongly left-wing or right-wing, often between conservative and liberal views.
  2. Pragmatism: Focusing on practical, realistic solutions rather than pure ideology, sometimes combining ideas from both sides (e.g., market solutions with government oversight).
  3. Nuance: Recognizing the complexity of issues and rejecting simplistic answers, valuing institutions of liberal democracy.
  4. "Radical Centrism": A specific form seeking fundamental reform through pragmatic idealism, borrowing from left and right. 

Other Meanings

  1. Physical/Spatial: The middle point of an area or object (e.g., city center, center of a circle).
  2. Focus/Activity: A hub or focal point for interest, commerce, or activity (e.g., financial center, shopping center).
  3. Attention: To direct focus onto something (e.g., "center your thoughts on the task").
  4. Person-Centered: In healthcare, prioritizing what matters most to the patient, not just the disease. 

Key Idea

Being "center" is fundamentally about balance, moderation, and finding the middle ground, whether that's a political ideology, a physical location, or a way of focusing attention. 


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@RemyBrown

"Left" and "right" in politics describe opposing ideologies, originating from seating in the French Revolution: the 

Left (radicals/revolutionaries) favored equality, social change, and government intervention for welfare, while the Right (monarchists/traditionalists) supported hierarchy, tradition, less government, and free markets, a split that generally holds today with Democrats often on the left and Republicans on the right in the US, but with variations globally. 

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@Debby
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@RemyBrown

The courts rules Trump tariffs are illegal. The supreme courts decision will soon be out.

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@Debby
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@RemyBrown

You are too liberal. That is why Trump needs to get a third term.

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@Debby
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@RemyBrown

Wait, more mention of Trump in the Epstein files.

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@Debby
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@RemyBrown

The Democrats are waiting for a house and senate majority to impeach Trump again.

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@Debby
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@RemyBrown

The republicans did not participate in the impeachment process.

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@Debby
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@RemyBrown

Their votes could have convicted Trump leading to removal from office and potential disqualification from future office, otherwise, the President remains in office

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@RemyBrown

They didn’t have the 2/3 majority required to convict Trump.

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@RemyBrown

How many votes are needed to impeach Donald Trump?


After views have been laid out in the trial, the Senate moves to vote on conviction. Each article requires a two-thirds majority of Senators present to pass. If an article passes in the Senate, the president has been convicted and is removed from office


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