>>You are, of course, wrong. I do read centrist and right-wing POVs. But there's a difference between say, the National Review or the WSJ, and Breitbart or Drudge.
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>>Do you read the Huffington Post. The Huffington Post is to the left wing as Breitbart is to the right wing.
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>I read occasional HuffPo articles, but can't remember the last time I landed on their home page. But what's your evidence for saying that? What outside organization has classified HuffPo as whatever you think is the left-wing equivalent of white nationalist? What statements have HuffPo leaders made that indicate that they're aiming to provide a home for the extreme left wing (like the Bannon quote I posted)?
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>>When you're a public figure, proving libel or slander is extremely hard, and attempting to do so just gives the slandered more publicity. While Trump is in the habit of suing left and right (especially those who claim he doesn't have as much money as he wants us to believe), it appears the Clintons don't.
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>>ROFL and LOL!!!! Whatever you are drinking, I would like some of it ;)
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>This article says that Trump's been party to about 3,500 lawsuits, plaintiff in about 1,900: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/06/01/donald-trump-lawsuits-legal-battles/84995854/

Trump is so thin-skinned he will sue a comedian for making a joke - which he's done on several times recently. Not exactly the temperament you'd want someone who is president to have.

>What evidence do you have of the Clintons being party to anything like that number of suits?
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>Tamar