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If I never saw Donald Trump and they know he was white, I would think that he was black for the way to retreat him in the papers and in the trash.

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Into its QuickBooks. So I believe personally that the single worst place to process the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump is the platform formerly known as Twitter, which is obviously exactly where I was on Saturday night,

watching people grandstand and argue, and generally use a horrifying shooting in Pennsylvania

to spread conspiracies and rank propaganda.

But there is one viral story that I came across from Forbes.com on Saturday that

I want to tell you about here in particular because it provoked what I can

only describe as a refreshingly and even inspirationally bipartisan level of disgust.

The headline, quote, will surviving gunfire be Donald Trump's next appeal to black voters? Quas, question mark.

Forbes had published this story within hours of the shooting,

and they then took it down the very next day,

after managing to insult both leftist and Maga Republicans

for the obvious reasons. But the underlying premise here

spoke to a story, a sports story in fact, that had put us in the company of some of the greatest athletes ever,

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