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    It’s always a relief to see the comments being real about this.

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    “I never in my life thought a month later a comedian would criticize my country and speak poorly of my country so for that reason, I renounce any support of Donald Trump, and I will throw myself to the sideline of anything political,” he added. “Puerto Rico deserves respect.”

    What a dumbass. This guy clearly never paid attention in 2017 to Trump’s response to Hurricane Maria.

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    Can’t read past the greedy paywall, but if you endorse Trump there are no take-backsies, your still a moron

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      The classic ‘I don’t care how horrible this person or view is’ until it affects them ‘on noooo, I realized he’s terrible! Now I get to seem like an enlightened white Knight, warning others of obvious flaws I decided not to see!’

      I bet if the joke was about Mexicans they wouldn’t have cared, because it’s not them.

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        “How did the leopard get on my face?”

        Flip flopping is worse than just accepting a bad mistake. You were out for PR, not to actually endorse anyone, and got burned.

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