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Why do you never actually challenge facts? Why is everything you write simply cheering for your team and booing for the opposition?

President Trump can fire most anyone he wants in government.
President Trump can pardon anyone he wants, same as Biden did pardoning the Biden crime family including Hunter, and speaking of welcoming back criminals to the community Biden pardoned
Leonard Peltier who murdered two FBI agents.
The list goes on....

Charlie Sykes is still full of crap who hates President Trump and continues to write hit pieces
on President Trump with inconsequential nonsense.

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