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From the NYT:
President Trump said he believed federal regulators should revoke broadcast licenses over late-night hosts who speak overly negatively about him, a day after ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel’s show “indefinitely” after pressure from the Federal Communications Commission chairman.

Anti free speech, anti-democracy, anti-Constitutional, un-American.

And the entire Republican Party and MAGA cult is A-OK with this thin skinned weak cretin who isn’t secure enough to laugh at jokes about himself.

Mr. Trump, please don’t take this the wrong way, but go fuck yourself.

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