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PCIntern

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3. I like him a lot:

Reply to ShazzieB (Original post)

Fri May 15, 2026, 10:04 AM

Yesterday

He’s competent, cogent, experienced, and obviously extremely bright and telegenic.

He HAS to stop laughing as he talks about Trump. I gather it’s a nervous habit. What he’s saying is not funny.

I have posted about our side talking about this stuff and smiling and joking incessantly. Tell the families of the kids who were forcibly removed why you’re smiling/laughing. While you’re at it, tell the people whose vote has been nullified by this Administration what’s so funny.

This is as serious as a heart attack.

The next funny thing will be how they’re converting factories and storage facilities to concentration camps. 😂😂😂

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