When is the last time a sitting US president urged a boycott of a state?
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You mean like when the former guy wanted to boycott all the "Blue States" and not give
jimbasil 55042 postsmedical equipment and financial aid to needing hospitals during the Pandemic - you mean like that? Or is there something different
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You mean as opposed to urging boycotts against US manufacturers like Goodyear and HD?
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Another strawman!
I don't like the idea of a president targeting a company, but targeting a state is on a whole another level.
And I like pointing out the rank hypocrisies. I recall you guys whining about Trump and what Jim mentioned. This? Totally different! It's for equity, for crying out loud!
Own your vote!
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Heh.
You won't criticize Biden, will you. Just more "whatboutism." You won't do it.
Own your vote!
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Level 7
Just pointing out hypocrisy. Can’t believe you would go to that one given yer hero’s record.
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Yes, when you vote according to the lesser of two evils, it is principled. When others do the same
but not according to your own calculus, it is "hero" worship. Got it.
Watching this years-long breakdown isn't enjoyable, despite what you might think. It seems to actually have accelerated after Joe took office.
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Of course it’s principled when you do it. With others not so much, Mr. Whataboutist
You have become a right wing parody.
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Well, they are imprisoning & torturing the uighurs. Oh wait, he's not boycotting THAT state, is he.
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Last week?
(no message)I hold the record for most deleted posts. +139. Must protect the Helpers!
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