Trump is asked, "how has your faith grown since you decided in 2015 to run for president?"

[hislegacy]

I saw him decline to confirm it in an interview. The lawsuit specifically does not confirm it.

I saw him admit it in an interview and him suing a man for the information on his laptop certainly does not deny it - the lawsuit is for information on his laptop - common sense - if there is no laptop - then there is no basis for a lawsuit.

 

[NxNW]

Cite your source for such a specific statement - not from a newspaper - or political wonk - but what legal authority has confirmed his information was stolen from multiple sources - and what are those multiple sources.

The lawsuit. A purported copy of an illegally-obtained hard drive, as well as an email hack.

 

[NxNW]

I saw him admit it in an interview and him suing a man for the information on his laptop certainly does not deny it -

He's not suing a man for information on his laptop.

 

[hislegacy]

He's not suing a man for information on his laptop.

Read the link

Hunter Biden sues repairman over release of personal data from laptop​

Mr Biden and his attorneys allege John Paul Mac Isaac illegally copied and distributed private information from the laptop's hard drive.​

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Hunter Biden sues computer repair shop owner who worked on a laptop, accusing him of trying to invade his privacy​

Hunter Biden is accusing the Delaware computer repair shop owner who worked on a laptop of trying to invade his privacy and wrongfully sharing his personal data for political purposes, according to new federal court filings.​

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Egregious violation': Hunter Biden sues computer repairman who gave laptop data to Trump allies​

Repairman who revealed Hunter Biden laptop sues Schiff, CNN, Politico and the Daily Beast​

FBI agent lied under oath about knowledge of Hunter Biden laptop, talks with Facebook, document reveals​

Hunter Biden files counterclaims against computer repairman over handling of infamous laptop​

Hunter Biden sues computer repairman for invasion of privacy over handling of laptop​

Hunter Biden sues laptop repairman on multiple counts of invasion of privacy over leaked data​

 

[NxNW]

Read the link

Your link headlines are inaccurate. Why do you refuse to read the lawsuit?

From your CNN link:

"In his court filing on Friday, Hunter Biden’s lawyers acknowledge that some of his electronic data was in Mac Isaac’s possession, but he doesn’t admit the laptop was his nor does he specify which records that were shared are his."

 

[hislegacy]

Your link headlines are inaccurate. Why do you refuse to read the lawsuit?

From your CNN link:

"In his court filing on Friday, Hunter Biden’s lawyers acknowledge that some of his electronic data was in Mac Isaac’s possession, but he doesn’t admit the laptop was his nor does he specify which records that were shared are his."

Nope - I shared eight links showing it is a laptop - I've shown his signature on the receipt for the repair shop - I've shown the receipt for the laptop the FBI signed with the case number - you can go on denying it - that is your right.

Just like Hillary denied the 2016 election - denial does not make it true.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Nope - I shared eight links showing it is a laptop

Headlines are not evidence. The text of the lawsuit is the primary source on this question.

 

[NxNW]

Nope - I shared eight links showing it is a laptop

Your links and the lawsuit itself say otherwise.

I've shown his signature on the receipt for the repair shop - I've shown the receipt for the laptop the FBI signed with the case number - you can go on denying it - that is your right.

Until his signature is confirmed by the FBI, the paperwork is meaningless.

Just like Hillary denied the 2016 election - denial does not make it true.

Hillary never challenged the election. She didn't even ask for a recount or an audit.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Trump's faith is the bigliest, according to Republicans.

Poll: Republicans see Trump as a ‘person of faith’ ... more so than Mitt Romney, Mike Pence and others​

Registered voters were asked whether they considered a list of political figures people of faith. Trump rose to the top of the list for Republicans, while President Joe Biden topped the list for Democrats. Among independents, Sen. Mitt Romney was most likely to be chosen as a person of faith.

Among Republicans, 53% said Trump was a person of faith, ahead of every other person on the list — although he was statistically tied with Pence, who came in at 52%.

Trump also led several of his other opponents in the Republican presidential primary, with 47% of Republican respondents saying Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is a person of faith, 31% for Sen. Tim Scott, 31% for former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, 30% for entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and 22% for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

 

[RestoreTheJoy]

Trump's faith is the bigliest, according to Republicans.

Poll: Republicans see Trump as a ‘person of faith’ ... more so than Mitt Romney, Mike Pence and others​

Registered voters were asked whether they considered a list of political figures people of faith. Trump rose to the top of the list for Republicans, while President Joe Biden topped the list for Democrats. Among independents, Sen. Mitt Romney was most likely to be chosen as a person of faith.

Among Republicans, 53% said Trump was a person of faith, ahead of every other person on the list — although he was statistically tied with Pence, who came in at 52%.

Trump also led several of his other opponents in the Republican presidential primary, with 47% of Republican respondents saying Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is a person of faith, 31% for Sen. Tim Scott, 31% for former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, 30% for entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and 22% for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

In reality, all we really know is that he doesn't actively work against people of faith. That is what we can say. Good enough, considering what is out there.

 

[RDKirk]

In reality, all we really know is that he doesn't actively work against people of faith. That is what we can say. Good enough, considering what is out there.

In general, conservatives do let people keep their beliefs, good and bad. Conservatives do not generally feel it necessary to "re-educate" anyone.

 

[RestoreTheJoy]

In general, conservatives do let people keep their beliefs, good and bad. Conservatives do not generally feel it necessary to "re-educate" anyone.

Exactly. In the normal world, you listen intently to two people vehemently argue different sides of an issue, and make up your own mind. And you NEVER KNOW what side your professor is on; he guides the students through as they independently walk through and argue issues. At least that's how it worked in university before now.

Now one viewpoint is the "approved" viewpoint, and everybody else better shut up or have consequences. How do I know? Recent contacts with family members on campuses.