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Time Magazine Top 100 List 2019 - Why is Christine Blasey-Ford Here?
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14:41Now PlayingTime Magazine has released their annual Top 100 list of the most influential people. Some of the admissions and omissions have raised a few eyebrows. One of the most notable are both Christine Blasey-Ford and Brett Kavanaugh. Some say that the latter shouldn’t be there because of allegations from the prior. Some see it the other way around.
Either way, it appears as if most people who are not on the left politically will view the list as biased against them considering the types of people that are on it. Lots of LGBT people, political opponents with no real accomplishments outside of a few minutes of viral fame, and omissions of very important political. Xi Jinping somehow made the list but Vladimir Putin did not.
Surprisingly enough, Donald Trump made the list. Chris Christie wrote the article attached to his name in the publication. Mostly all of the 100 admissions had their articles written by somewhat noteworthy people or celebrities. It’s not quite clear how the 100 were selected, but it most certainly does not appear to have been an open vote by regular people. More like the far left staff writers of Time Magazine.
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