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The Wall Street attacks worked because they fit into a narrative of "What is Hillary hiding?" A narrative that the media had been hogwild over for over 20 years. Trump's own ties to Wall Street were either ignored, or the person who voted most on that issue assumed Trump could never be as compromised as she was, because of endless focus on her speeches and transcripts and where are the transcripts. 

 

A lot of the anti-Wall Street votes he got were likely also based on anti-Semitism. It's too bad that Bernie, who I imagine has faced that more than a few times over the years, did not realize the trap he was setting with his endless obsession over the matter. 

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Cheryl Lynn attacked Anita Baker on Twitter and got blocked, so she's got some issues of her own to deal with. That aside, Jennifer Holliday will do just about anything to make money and has some Trump like qualities of her own. When the film version of Dreamgirls came out, she made some backhanded comments toward Jennifer Hudson and the film. She was off the scene for years because of being too full of herself and difficult to work with. Again, it's all about the money for her.

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Well, as of today both houses of Congress have voted to repeal the ACA. All those people who were too obtuse to realize that the ACA and Obamacare are indeed the same thing, will now come to another startling realization that elections truly have consequences beyond what they could ever have imagined.

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Cheryl Lynn tweeted something to Anita Baker and when she didn't get a response, she checked Anita's profile and found out that Anita had blocked her. Well, that set her off and she sent a tweet asking if Anita blocked her because she could sing her down on stage, then Anita started sub tweeting about Cheryl. It was really weird.

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But Cheryl, through her reps, said the Twitter account was a fake.  That's according to billboard and people.com.

 

Good Lawd.  No wonder I stay away from Twitter.

 

(It figures, though, that it's become Trump's de-facto presidential hotline.)

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There are some pictures on the account of Cheryl in her dressing room before shows, so I'm inclined to think the account is real and the reps are just covering for her craziness. If it's not her, she's got one incredibly determined imposter that has managed to avoid being banned by Twitter.

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It looks like Jennifer Holiday is going to do it and has the nerve to invoke Marian Anderson.

 

"Ms. Holliday said she was asked on Wednesday if she would sing at the concert scheduled for Jan. 19, and she agreed, seeing the request as similar to those she received to sing at the White House during past Republican and Democratic presidencies. “I just thought of the history part of it, and about singing on the mall where Marian Anderson paved the way for me to sing as a black American,” she said, referring to a 1939 concert that Ms. Anderson, a popular singer, performed from the Lincoln Memorial after being denied permission to sing at Constitution Hall because she was black."

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