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Slack.com slash DHQ. Journalists and other leftists are absolutely baffled that President

Trump's poll numbers actually ticked up after they criticized him so intensely for his

press conference in Helsinki. At the New York Times, a former newspaper, editor-in-chief

glithering provocation the third, told the waiter at his club, quote, I simply can't understand

it. We've explained to the idiots in flyover country that we, their betters, disapprove

of their choice of president, and yet for some reason they continue to cling to their

own opinions. It is completely inexplicable, and I think I'll have the olive stuff with

blue cheese in my martini today. There's nothing so thrilling as a change of pace, I always

say, unquote. On CNN, several commentators demanded action, raising the important question,

if a commentator demands action, and there's no one around to hear him, does he actually

make a sound? To try to find the answer, Don Lemon delivered a monologue and then quickly

rushed off stage to look at the monitors so that someone would actually be watching his

show while he was speaking. Unfortunately, he wasn't quick enough to catch himself before

he left the set, so the experiment didn't work.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters, quote, we have tried to stop the government

from cutting taxes. We have thought to keep the borders open for illegal immigrants, and

we have attempted to block the appointment of any judge who might follow the constitution,

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