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June 24, 2020
3 Martini Lunch•June 24, 2020Helios Media

No NASCAR Hate Crime, Pelosi’s Appalling Accusation, Primary Concerns

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Rob Long is in for Jim again Wednesday. Today, they celebrate the news that the FBI found no evidence of a hate crime in connection to a "noose" found in the garage of Bubba Wallace but that doesn't stop Wallace and Al Sharpton from insisting something sinister happened. They also slam House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for saying the Republican police reform bill is tantamount to them getting away with the murder of George Floyd. And they discuss the primary election results showing another AOC-like Democrat headed to Congress from New York and wonder how America will react to vote counts lasting several days or even weeks come November.

Hosted by Greg Corombos, with guest RLRob Long

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    Arahant@Arahant·6y

    Rob's optimism is misplaced in some areas. Remember that the French Revolution was the "will of the people."

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    OccupantCDN@OccupantCDN·6y

    Not only was George Floyd murdered in a democrat controlled city in a democrat state - but has been controlled by democrats for decades. Every single member of the Minneapolis Police Dept, has been Hired, Trained, and Promoted (good and bad) by a democrat supervised department. IF the department is flawed or outright racist - its the democrats who are responsible.

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    kedavis@kedavis·6y

    What? Jesse Jackson has been on the make - or rather, on the take - for decades. Even when he might have been giving good speeches. Good speeches are far more effective at extracting payola from large corporations. He's also looked rather crazy for a long time too. That Rob seems to be impressed just that Jackson ran for president, is baffling. Lots of useless - and worse - people run for president. At least for a little while.

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    kedavis@kedavis·6y

    I would love to find an image of this "Elect Democrats (who have been in office for decades), We'll Bring Change" meme that Rob mentioned, but I haven't found any. Anyone have a source?

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    Fynxbell@Fynxbell·6y
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    kedavis (View Comment):

    What? Jesse Jackson has been on the make – or rather, on the take – for decades. Even when he might have been giving good speeches. Good speeches are far more effective at extracting payola from large corporations. He’s also looked rather crazy for a long time too. That Rob seems to be impressed just that Jackson ran for president, is baffling. Lots of useless – and worse – people run for president. At least for a little while.

    Couldn't agree more. I grew up in suburban Chicago in the early '60's A week didn't go by without hearing about the "Reverend" Jackson and his "Operation Breadbasket". He's been on the take for decades.

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