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| Advertisement | | | Byron Donalds's ability to fling truth bomb after fact bomb in one interview is a delight to watch. He is like a political George S. Patton, as he navigates the minefields in corporate media with deftness and leaves interviewers stunned. In the way that he deconstructs the mythical narratives of the left, he is similar to his fellow Republican Ohio Senator JD Vance.
Rep. Donalds, (R-FL), appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Box" Monday to share his experience at Donald Trump's rally in Madison Square Garden. The one that Democrats, their media water carriers, and others claim was the same as a Nazi rally in Madison Square Garden in 1939. Donalds, however, had a completely different view, claiming that he was at the rally for its entirety and had not seen anything racist. He said the media is to blame for "fearmongering," rather than "actually discussing the facts and substance."… | Read More Here | | | |
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