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Opponents deride the policies as “forced outing” that make schools less safe for LGBTQ+ people.

It comes just as President Biden — and Harris by extension — comes under fire for a remark of his, in which he castigated a speaker at a recent Trump rally at Madison Square Garden for calling Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage” and appeared to deride Trump’s supporters as “garbage” in the process.

So, as we laugh, deride and decry Trump’s startlingly ignorant, angry, loathsome and insipid antics, and as we point out the lesser transgressions of Harris and her team, we do not point out the stakes of putting Trump back in office.

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Redstone went on to publicly deride McMahon’s handling of the situation, telling a crowd at New York’s Advertising Week that she would’ve done things differently.

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That it’s not normal for a former American president to praise dictators and deride NATO, to promote the racist lie that Haitian immigrants are eating dogs and cats in Ohio, to continue to insist that he won an election he lost.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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