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Have you noticed that Americans are beginning to reject hate?

I mean, Trump's popularity, even among Republicans, is dropping like a stone.

The polling numbers are pretty much showing that there's no way, even if he was the nominee of the

GOP, that he could win a general election, which now has some Democrats going, yeah, yeah,

let him be the nominee. I don't think so. I, you know, over at MSNBC and CNN, you're finding all

these former Republicans who are speaking out against Trump and speaking out against hate.

Trump called for huge protests that is arrangements and he got a handful of people.

The Wall Street Journal yesterday called for Republican presidential candidates to organize

themselves to prevent Trump from winning again. The proud boys, this is an interesting story.

Jordan Green over on raw story notes that on telegram accounts linked to the proud boys posts about

the Maui wildfires, you know, suggesting the Biden administration isn't neglectful.

A period outnumber references to the Trump indictment roughly four to one.

The New York Times said a majority of Americans in four recent posts said Mr. Trump's criminal

cases were warranted. You just goes on and on. The media has noticed this trend and they think

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