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This assertion:
“Trump: Has never had a child . . . . Has no life experience.” — creator Stephen King, Sunday
We say: Of all of the issues to say about Donald Trump, missing “life experience” might be the weirdest.
He’s been within the public eye for 50 years, working a world real-estate company and a hit TV show . . . to not point out being president.
His children are 5 of the most well-known kids in America. Alternative universes are great, Stevie, however save them on your subsequent guide.
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This pander:
“I’m like you. I’m not better than you. I’m a 960 SAT guy. . . . I cannot read a speech.” — California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Sunday
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We say: Bragging about mediocre check scores and being unable to learn is a heckuva option to seem relatable in entrance of a largely African-American group in Atlanta, gov.
OK, you’re a actual man of the people — however why do you save all of your condescending tales about taking pictures hoops, watching TV and eating Wonder Bread for black audiences?
This description:
“From the video I saw it looked like kids at a snowball fight.” — Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Tuesday
We say: The “kids” who pelted NYPD officers with icy “snowballs,” inflicting facial lacerations, allegedly included grown males like 27-year-old Gusmane Coulibaly, who was arrested this month for tried theft.
Why did Mamdani reflexively help a mob that clearly swarmed cops attempting to calm down an unruly scene?
Seems this mayor won’t ever give his own NYPD the benefit of the doubt.
This factoid:
“There are many more Christians in Qatar than there are in Israel.” — Podcaster Tucker Carlson, Friday
We say: In his argument with Amb. Mike Huckabee in regards to the alleged mistreatment of Christians in Israel, Tucker Carlson forgot to notice that Qatar has zero Christian residents.
Almost all of the 400,000 Christians there are overseas employees with no civil rights who reside as digital slaves. Israel’s 184,000 Christians are full residents.
— Compiled by The Post Editorial Board
