Jumpin Jack Flash
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MAGA morons in Texas who support Trump held a boat rally. Some of the boats sunk. MAGA morons.
A Sinking Presidency...
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In the Spirit of Honore' Daumier
Yuck..Yuck...ain't them Texas MAGA (confederates) morons..Yuck...Yuck..
Ain't I smarter than them, yes I am...I can proof it, you see I will vote for Biden than you will see, I am right all the time and never wrong because I am king of Brown Cafe blogs..you see, don't you...
Ain't I smarter than them, yes I am...I can proof it, you see I will vote for Biden than you will see, I am right all the time and never wrong because I am king of Brown Cafe blogs..you see, don't you...
Jumpin Jack Flash
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Trump dope supporters are so triggered.
newfie
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they should have stayed in their basements, oh wait thats what dems do
newfie
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this is current events we're going to smash you just because.
MAGA!
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The big package
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Let me just say anybody who votes for a senile old man to be in the White House who NO WAY is up to the job , just because they don't like the current president only because he is not a democrat but is doing a very good job and ultimately That's all that matters , is the actual morons !!!!
It will be fine
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The majority of Americans don’t believe the current president is doing a good job.
PT Car Washer
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trump is the senile old man in the White House who is not up to the job. Lets give Joe Biden a chance. No way he could be worse.
The big package
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There is no way to know what the majority of Americans think . Believe it or not , there are more Americans that don't care and don't follow politics . Less than 1/3 of Americans voted in 2016 . Politically a lot of people don't even really know what's going on , kind of like Biden !!! But one thing is for sure people don't like their rights and their freedoms trampled on !!! And they don't like taxes!!!
PT Car Washer
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Maybe most people don't follow politics with a passion but they know when they have lost their job and loved ones are dying around them. And they see rioting in the streets every night. trump let the country down.
The big package
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Oh yes he could .You're just not honest , you see pervert Joe through rose color glasses.
He could start World war 3 and not even know it. And I have never seen a harder working president than this one , Biden would probably run the country from his basement!!!The big package
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Most people are smart enough to know that the President has absolutely nothing to do with that that virus , it's a highly contagious virus and it was coming here regardless of who was in the White House and the same with the rest of the world . Should we hold every president responsible during flu season yeah I don't think so !!! That's a pretty stupid theory . Most people have enough common sense and they don't believe the rhetoric !!!
The big package
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And as far as rioting goes . I think that's going to help him get reelected because they see on their televisions who is running those cities and that those mayors and governors are defending those looters and rioters and they are not keeping their own people safe !!!!
It will be fine
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Trump is encouraging violence. Most Americans don’t believe he’s doing a good job.
fishtm2001
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The following is excerpted from “The Useful Idiot: How Donald Trump Killed the Republican Party with Racism and the Rest of Us with Coronavirus,” by S.V. Dáte.
A pandemic never occurred to them. The idea that Donald Trump would ever be required to sit still, pay attention and make rational decisions that would determine whether hundreds of thousands of Americans would live or die not once crossed the minds of those who put him into the Oval Office.
Oh, they all had their various reasons for wanting him there. For white evangelical Christians, he had explicitly promised to appoint the federal judges they had so longed for to turn back the nation’s cultural clock. For Mitch McConnell, a Trump win — as unlikely as it seemed — was the only real path to making sure Republicans retained control of the Senate and he himself remained majority leader. And for Vladimir Putin, having Trump in the White House — as unlikely as it seemed — would be a dream come true, an opportunity to wreak havoc on his longtime adversary and weaken its historic alliance with Western Europe.
A pandemic never occurred to them. The idea that Donald Trump would ever be required to sit still, pay attention and make rational decisions that would determine whether hundreds of thousands of Americans would live or die not once crossed the minds of those who put him into the Oval Office.
Oh, they all had their various reasons for wanting him there. For white evangelical Christians, he had explicitly promised to appoint the federal judges they had so longed for to turn back the nation’s cultural clock. For Mitch McConnell, a Trump win — as unlikely as it seemed — was the only real path to making sure Republicans retained control of the Senate and he himself remained majority leader. And for Vladimir Putin, having Trump in the White House — as unlikely as it seemed — would be a dream come true, an opportunity to wreak havoc on his longtime adversary and weaken its historic alliance with Western Europe.
fishtm2001
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"...there existed then — and continues to exist today — a significant cadre of Republican voters who genuinely believed that the Trump they watched on “The Apprentice” was the real Donald Trump. That he was a real billionaire, based on his own efforts and smarts. That he was capable of making rational, quality decisions based on the facts presented to him.
That excuse, though, does not work for those Republicans from McConnell on down to the congressional candidates who had occasion to speak with Trump in person. As one top Republican National Committee member told me after his first face-to-face encounter with Trump two months before the 2016 election: “OK. Our guy is insane.”
That excuse, though, does not work for those Republicans from McConnell on down to the congressional candidates who had occasion to speak with Trump in person. As one top Republican National Committee member told me after his first face-to-face encounter with Trump two months before the 2016 election: “OK. Our guy is insane.”
fishtm2001
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But wait! There's more.
"In retrospect, it seems quaint — adorable, almost — how much time and energy and hand-wringing went into investigating Clinton’s emails, given the loud and proud corruption Trump has carried out these past three years: the funneling of millions of both campaign as well as taxpayer dollars into his own cash registers, the installation of his own daughter and son-in-law into White House positions, the use of his office and his attorney general to squash investigations into himself and his companies, the attempted extortion of a foreign leader into hurting the political rival he feared most, the begging of a dictator for a favorable trade deal to help him win reelection, the open use of his office and White House staff to stage de facto campaign rallies, and on and on and on and on. "
"In retrospect, it seems quaint — adorable, almost — how much time and energy and hand-wringing went into investigating Clinton’s emails, given the loud and proud corruption Trump has carried out these past three years: the funneling of millions of both campaign as well as taxpayer dollars into his own cash registers, the installation of his own daughter and son-in-law into White House positions, the use of his office and his attorney general to squash investigations into himself and his companies, the attempted extortion of a foreign leader into hurting the political rival he feared most, the begging of a dictator for a favorable trade deal to help him win reelection, the open use of his office and White House staff to stage de facto campaign rallies, and on and on and on and on. "
