Quote (Voyaging @ 11 Jan 2017 23:44)

"I don't take questions from fake news... ok Breitbart what's your question?"



Not the first time either. Doonesbury predicted Trump's presidential campaign 30 years ago:

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2016/06/23/how-doonesbury-predicted-donald-trumps-presidential-run-29-years-ago/


What's the golden showers video?

Quote (excellence @ Jan 11 2017 10:47pm)

took qs from everyone else except #fakenews, problem?
google it on the YouTube

Quote (Voyaging @ Jan 11 2017 11:26pm)

No, he refused to take a response to a real news organization by shouting over the question that they are fake news, then took a (most likely pre-planned) question from an actual fake news organization.

Searching YouTube for golden showers comes up with about 200,000 videos from the past day, never gonna find it there if I don't even know what I'm looking for.

Quote (Voyaging @ Jan 11 2017 11:30pm)

Oh yeah I forgot to mention, the question Breitbart asked was about how Trump plans to eliminate the first amendment and freedom of the press :lol:

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Quote (Voyaging @ Jan 19 2017 02:03am)

Kinda conflating two separate issues. The "war on women" is the war against abortion.

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"The expression has been used to describe Republican policies in areas such as access to reproductive health services, particularly birth control and abortion services; the prosecution of criminal violence against women; the definition of rape for the purpose of the public funding of abortion; and workplace discrimination against women"


"The term is often used to describe opposition to the contraceptive mandate in Obamacare and policies to defund women's health organizations that perform abortions, such as Planned Parenthood."