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Nicholas Fondacaro

@NickFondacaro

Feb 9

CBS White House correspondent Weijia Jiang omits Biden's mixup of Mexico and Egypt as she touted his "sharpest criticism yet of Israel."

ABC White House correspondent Mary Bruce downplays Biden's Mexico/Egypt mix-up.
"The president mistakenly referred to the president of Egypt as the president of Mexico. He did later get it right," she said in his defense.

CBS's Ed O'Keefe defends Biden's failing memory in front of the cameras, touts how Biden "leaned into" the description of him as a "sympathetic elderly man." And for the Mexico/Egypt blunder, he argues the question was "about the southern border of Gaza" and it's a common mixup.

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Nicholas Fondacaro

@NickFondacaro

Oct 30, 2023

Despite Hamas beheading a hostage recently, ABC's Mary Bruce repeatedly questions if Israel is abiding by the rules of war:
"Does the president feel that Israel is abiding by the rules of war?... Is the President concerned that Israel is going to break the rules of war...?"

An apparent foreign reporter regurgitates Hamas propaganda numbers about civilian deaths, claiming more kids have been killed in Gaza in 3 weeks than in "the whole world conflict since 2019."

NBC's Gabe Gutierrez wonders if the administration is concerned that the "pro-Palestinian" gatherings will inevitably turn violent: "How concerned is the White House that these demonstrations will spiral out of control?"
He also notes that Hamas is holding up relief actions.

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Nicholas Fondacaro

@NickFondacaro

Oct 13, 2023

Alyssa Farah Griffin points to Hamas as the reason Gaza has inadequate infrastructure: "Palestine receives billions of dollars of foreign aid...Hamas uses that for its terrorist efforts."
She also calls out Hamas leadership for "living large in Qatar" and telling others to die.

"Hamas doesn't care about Israeli children or Palestinian children," Ana Navarro says.
She quotes Golda Meir that if Hamas put down their weapons, then there'd be peace, but if Israel put down theirs then there would be no more Israel.

Sara Haines puts the terrible living conditions in Gaza on Hamas because they're "diverting" aid to "build rockets and weapons."
She adds that Hamas tells people to defy Israeli warnings to leave "to up the body count."
She calls out the Arab countries not taking Palestinians.

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Nicholas Fondacaro

@NickFondacaro

Sep 8, 2023

The View scoffs at NYC Mayor Eric Adams' warning about the illegal immigration crisis harming the city.
Joy Behar says he's just being "dramatic" and Ana Navarro says he "has a flair for drama."
Joy also huffs about the right poking fun at NYC being a sanctuary city.

Racist Sunny Hostin decries Adams and his concerns about the illegals swarming New York City (where she does not live). "I thought this country with its big Statue of Liberty...is supposed to be the country that accepts people..."
She also dismisses his request for more money.

Sara Haines blames the federal government for not fixing the immigration system for decades. But she doesn't mention that NYC brought this on itself by making it a sanctuary city.

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Nicholas Fondacaro

@NickFondacaro

Jul 10, 2023

The View defends President Biden ignoring his 7th grandchild.
"It's not [Joe's] baby." -Whoopie
"It's very hard for Joe Biden to be a grandfather to the child if his son is not being a father." - Navarro
Navarro whines that "the right-wing ... has decided to weaponize Hunter..."

Alyssa Farah Griffin hates that Joe says he only has 6 grandkids:
"I know that someday she will be old enough to read and hear the speeches where he says 'my six grandchildren' and just leaves out that there's a seventh."

Sunny Hostin says she's "split on this" because the child didn't "ask to be brought into the world" but her mother is trying to "wedge herself into the [Biden] family" after Hunter got high and had a "one-night stand" with her.
She argues Joe is just following Hunter's lead.

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Nicholas Fondacaro

@NickFondacaro

Jun 30, 2023

In the first hot take from MSNBC regarding the wedding website SCOTUS case, GLAAD's president claims "this is a license to discriminate at the highest court" and "a pattern of taking away rights."
There was no explanation of what rights were taken.

NYU Law professor Melissa Murray whines that Supreme Court is "drunk on its own power" and decries the "6-3 conservative supermajority.""They're basically doing what they want," she whines.