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With no sense of introspection, nor irony, the National Review has again made its feeble case against Donald Trump, for the 400th time in a row, all the while alleging that it is the 45th President of the United States, rather than National Review, that sounds like a broken record.

> With no sense of introspection, nor irony, the National Review has again made its feeble case against Donald Trump, for the 400th time in a row, all the while alleging that it is the 45th President of the United States, rather than National Review, that sounds like a broken record.

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[–] • 5 pts

Trump's term was one of the most prosperous in American history, if not the most prosperous. Much of this was due to Trump making the US energy self-sufficient. But it was also due to Trump excluding illegals from jobs, which allowed poor blacks and poor whites to get those jobs at a higher wage than would have been paid to illegals. Black unemployment fell to a record low under Trump. It is astonishing how much Trump accomplished in spite of the ceaseless attempts to undermine and block him by the Democrats, the Deep State, the media, the RINOs and even members of his own administration.

Everyone must support Trump. If it is possible for him to break through Democrat election fraud, he will restore a measure of sanity to the world and renew prosperity to America.

And lest I forget -- Fuck the National Review.

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While I agree, why didn't he secure the elections by managing every federal position has a thumbprint paper ballot or some other secure way, open source code on machines, etc.