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6:43Now PlayingFrancesca has a few words for the fine people of “The New York Times” Op Ed Board, who collectively sound like the Monopoly Man (fact). These words can be summarized as, “Shut it,” yet they are very much worth listening to. “The New York Times” represents a certain, lets say, “class” of people, who have money. These people want one Joe Biden to slow his roll with all of these CRAZY executive orders, which have so crazily done things like put an end to the “Muslim ban,” pulled the permits for the Keystone XL pipeline (for now), ended federal contracts for private prisons, reinstated DACA, you get the gist — the kind of things that parents across the country will just NOT BE ABLE TO EXPLAIN TO THEIR WEEPING CHILDREN AT BEDTIME. The “Times” is representing the interests of the everyman, guys. The interests of the everyman with heavy interests in stocks that ruin lives and the environment.
“The New York Times” wants to slow roll all of this and supports these things happening “the right way,” via Congress. Which means that they won’t exactly happen this way or maybe at all, but they DEFINITELY won’t happen NOW.
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