For you Bill Maher new fans who think he turned the corner

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12:43p, 8/27/26
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Think again

There are clips of his interview with Scott Galloway circulating around social media. Full interview is on YouTube



I don't know Galloway, but apparently he is a Hillary fanboy who still believes she lost because sexist Americans won't vote for a woman. Maher tries to counter his assertions but still seems to come back to massaging Galloway's personal places and falling in line.

What a smug pile of waste this Galloway fellow is.
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3:15p, 8/27/26
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They both are!
The two most dangerous domestic terrorists groups in the USA are the modern democrat party and the main stream media.
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3:23p, 8/27/26
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Maher isn't ever going to vote Republican

But he is a Jewish man watching his party embrace the cultures and ideas that have always been front and center in persecuting Jews. He's also watching his party embrace radicalism that makes it less and less appealing to Independents every day.

He's doesn't want Trump to win or for Ilhan Omar to win. He wants to go back to classic 90s limousine liberal days of pretending to care while just being a weasel Cronyist at heart

But unfortunately for him it's not going to happen. Dems spent too many years promising the socialist paradise if you'd just give them another round of power to pillage the public treasury and now all those millennials and younger who grew up in their indoctrination machine education system are expecting them to finally deliver on those impossible promises
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In reply to Maroon Dawn • 3:28p, 8/27/26
Maroon Dawn said:
Maher isn't ever going to vote Republican

But he is a Jewish man watching his party embrace the cultures and ideas that have always been front and center in persecuting Jews. He's also watching his party embrace radicalism that makes it less and less appealing to Independents every day.

He's also watching doesn't want Trump to win or for Ilhan Omar to win

He wants to go back to classic 90s limousine liberal days of pretending to care while just being a Weasley Cronyist at heart

But unfortunately for him it's not going to happen. Dems spent too many years promising the socialist paradise if you'd just give them another round of power to pillage the public treasury and now all those millennials and younger who grew up in their indoctrination machine education system are expecting them to finally deliver on those impossible promises

There will be no place for actors, athletes, reporters in the socialist/communist system. The woke dont look at the long run.
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3:28p, 8/27/26
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The first time is the hardest. In his defense, Hillary and her "old school" ways would make her a Republican today, sans healthcare. She used to be vocal against illegal immigration and voting security.
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In reply to Owlagdad • 3:31p, 8/27/26
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Owlagdad said:
Maroon Dawn said:
Maher isn't ever going to vote Republican

But he is a Jewish man watching his party embrace the cultures and ideas that have always been front and center in persecuting Jews. He's also watching his party embrace radicalism that makes it less and less appealing to Independents every day.

He's also watching doesn't want Trump to win or for Ilhan Omar to win

He wants to go back to classic 90s limousine liberal days of pretending to care while just being a Weasley Cronyist at heart

But unfortunately for him it's not going to happen. Dems spent too many years promising the socialist paradise if you'd just give them another round of power to pillage the public treasury and now all those millennials and younger who grew up in their indoctrination machine education system are expecting them to finally deliver on those impossible promises

There will be no place for actors, athletes, reporters in the socialist/communist system. The woke dont look at the long run.


Of course not.

They need only look back to the 1980s and the Iranian Revolution where Marxists and Islamists teamed up to overthrow the government, each thinking they were just using the other.

But one side is far more committed to violently eliminating the opposition than the other and all the smug college professors, actors, feminists and others found that the Ayatollah had no use for them in the new theocracy
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3:34p, 8/27/26
Liberal males aren't really men. HTH.
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3:38p, 8/27/26
Maher has his uses, as he is one of the few on the left who will call out their rapidly increasing insanity, but he will always be a liberal, Democrat voter.
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In reply to Rapier108 • 3:45p, 8/27/26
Yeah, Maher is not criticizing the left because he wants people to swap parties and vote R. He's criticizing them because he's desperately trying to move the ideology and avoid the boxcar. But make no mistake, he'll gladly step aboard the boxcar before switching parties, if it comes to that.
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In reply to Funky Winkerbean • 3:55p, 8/27/26
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Funky Winkerbean said:
The first time is the hardest. In his defense, Hillary and her "old school" ways would make her a Republican today, sans healthcare. She used to be vocal against illegal immigration and voting security.

Not. even. remotely.

There isn't a conservative bone in her body.

As for immigration, she has meandered across the board which seems more like finding the right posture for the time. And even if she has that one issue that she might find herself in alignment with Republicans, she would find a nuance to still attack the GOP on some baseless grounds about humane treatment or some such.

In every other way she is still a collectivist tyrant and would never, ever align herself with the principles of individual liberty that the GOP is purportedly supposed to represent.
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In reply to Burdizzo • 3:59p, 8/27/26
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Maher is still a piece of ***** He just gets a few things right now and then. But he'll still vote Democrat most likely so it means nothing.
If you don't have anything nice to say about anybody, come sit by me.
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4:13p, 8/27/26
Scott Galloway is one of those incredibly arrogant morons.
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4:25p, 8/27/26
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Bill Maher in '26 is the same person he was in '16, '06, '96, etc. Any perceived change in an area is just a statement on how far the left has moved in that area.
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In reply to Rubicante • 4:35p, 8/27/26
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In reply to American Hardwood • 6:03p, 8/27/26
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American Hardwood said:
Funky Winkerbean said:
The first time is the hardest. In his defense, Hillary and her "old school" ways would make her a Republican today, sans healthcare. She used to be vocal against illegal immigration and voting security.

Not. even. remotely.

There isn't a conservative bone in her body.

As for immigration, she has meandered across the board which seems more like finding the right posture for the time. And even if she has that one issue that she might find herself in alignment with Republicans, she would find a nuance to still attack the GOP on some baseless grounds about humane treatment or some such.

In every other way she is still a collectivist tyrant and would never, ever align herself with the principles of individual liberty that the GOP is purportedly supposed to represent.

I based my assessment on her words, not actions since she never earned the presidency. If her positions didn't devolve, she'd be in the same lane as Fetterman today.
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In reply to Logos Stick • 6:54p, 8/27/26
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Logos Stick said:
Yeah, Maher is not criticizing the left because he wants people to swap parties and vote R. He's criticizing them because he's desperately trying to move the ideology and avoid the boxcar. But make no mistake, he'll gladly step aboard the boxcar before switching parties, if it comes to that.


Classic example in this, as to why Leftism is a mental disorder. No sense of self or family preservation. The agenda is of utmost importance. Over everything. Always.
"Green" is the new RED.
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7:35p, 8/27/26
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Galloway is a sanctimonious liberal with a big vocabulary. Maher can't go toe-to-toe with him, and desperately wants his approval. IOW he'll say anything he thinks will make Galloway respect him.
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In reply to Sid Farkas • 7:43p, 8/27/26
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Sid Farkas said:
Galloway is a sanctimonious liberal with a big vocabulary. Maher can't go toe-to-toe with him, and desperately wants his approval. IOW he'll say anything he thinks will make Galloway respect him.



I had to Google Scott Galloway. He is a marketing d-bag who has never built anything except brand names and his own ego, but I am sure he thinks he is the smartest guy in the room and loves his own farts.
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In reply to Burdizzo • 7:46p, 8/27/26
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pure egomaniacal.
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In reply to American Hardwood • 8:02p, 8/27/26
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American Hardwood said:
Funky Winkerbean said:
The first time is the hardest. In his defense, Hillary and her "old school" ways would make her a Republican today, sans healthcare. She used to be vocal against illegal immigration and voting security.

Not. even. remotely.

There isn't a conservative bone in her body.

As for immigration, she has meandered across the board which seems more like finding the right posture for the time. And even if she has that one issue that she might find herself in alignment with Republicans, she would find a nuance to still attack the GOP on some baseless grounds about humane treatment or some such.

In every other way she is still a collectivist tyrant and would never, ever align herself with the principles of individual liberty that the GOP is purportedly supposed to represent.

No kidding. Side of beef would say anything to get power.
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In reply to Burdizzo • 5:51a, 8/28/26
He's had a few moments of waking up to the insanity, but he's too far gone. He spent his whole life believing conservatives and Christians are evil.
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In reply to Rubicante • 6:29a, 8/28/26
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Rubicante said:
Bill Maher in '26 is the same person he was in '16, '06, '96, etc. Any perceived change in an area is just a statement on how far the left has moved in that area.
No question the left has moved radically to the fringe left, but he is more willing to call out the ridiculousness of his side than he was 10-20 years ago when he was mostly criticizing republicans. He's winning to have more conversations with people on the right and actually get to know them. Still a traditional liberal none the less.
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6:39a, 8/28/26
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Trump went on Rogan during the campaign. I bet he would love to go on Mahers podcast if he had time. Maher loves to tell everyone what Trump says in order to stir them up. I would love to see them talk face-to-face
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7:25a, 8/28/26
For every one 'sexist American' that won't vote for a woman only because she is a woman, there are several voters who will vote for a woman solely because she is a woman.

You could blame sexism (trying to find an excuse), but in this case could it also be because the candidate was Hillary and had little or nothing to do with gender?
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7:28a, 8/28/26
Galloway be trolling. Y'all take the bait EVERY TIME.
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In reply to Logos Stick • 7:40a, 8/28/26
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Logos Stick said:
Yeah, Maher is not criticizing the left because he wants people to swap parties and vote R. He's criticizing them because he's desperately trying to move the ideology and avoid the boxcar. But make no mistake, he'll gladly step aboard the boxcar before switching parties, if it comes to that.

Not sure about that last sentence. Maybe before switching parties, but I could easily see him support an individual Republican candidate, or probably more likely a third party.

We all know there is a BIG difference between a '90s Democrat and a modern left wing progressive. He is watching his party get hijacked by a radical enemy and is terrified of it. We share the same enemy. And Im a fan of anyone who considers the progressive left an enemy.

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7:57a, 8/28/26
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It matters not what any politician said in the past or is saying in the present. What he/she says in the future will also mean nothing. Prevarication is a way of life for politicians.
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11:51a, 8/28/26
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Bill Maher has not and never will change. He's a faux sophisticate who has created his self-image to pursue his one true dream; being Hugh Hefner. He's never supported any conservative because they might be in the least way social conservative. And the one thing Bill Maher can't bear is a code of conduct that doesn't allow Bill Maher to do whatever he wants to do. His new rage against the left dates to the "Me Too" moment where it was no longer acceptable to present yourself as a feminist simply by saying that you wanted to sleep with many women.
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