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2020
My latest update from the campaign trail.
IMPEACHMENT: There’s no there there. [2:38] – “This is criminalizing policy differences.” “This is good for Trump.”
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2020
My latest update from the campaign trail.
DARK MONEY: More Democrat hypocrisy – Democrats rant and rave against money in politics, especially so-called “dark money.” But it looks like a whole LOT of dark money went into helping the Democrats take back the House in 2018. Legal Insurrection has the details.
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2020
My latest update from the campaign trail.
POLL: Two-thirds of people in six battleground states who voted for President Trump in 2016 but Democrats in the 2018 midterms are returning to the president for 2020, according to a surprising new The New York Times Upshot/Siena College survey.
The Times, being The Times, had to pooh-pooh these results: “This group is only a sliver of the electorate — 2 percent of registered voters — and is not representative of all voters. They are overwhelmingly white, 60 percent are male, and two-thirds have no college degree.” IOW, dumb rednecks.
The newspaper quoted seven voters who said they stand ready to vote Trump back into office — even those who voted for Hillary Clinton. The reasons they gave include:
“I’ve been in construction 21 years, and the last two years were the best years I’ve ever had.”
“[Trump’s] not exactly the person I’d have as my best friend,” a Hillary voter said. “But he’s a great president. Most politicians just talk about doing things, but Trump does them.”
“The harder [Democrats are] going after Trump, the more they’re just alienating people and pushing them away.”
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Impeachment bombshell: Col. Mustard testimony puts Trump in the library with candlestick
From The Duffel Blog.
WASHINGTON – The House Intelligence Committee called upon Col. Mustard to testify last Tuesday in the hearings related to President Donald Trump’s impeachment. Mustard, a career Army officer and combat veteran of both the Boer War and the Sudan Campaign, sat in on the now-famous July phone call between President Trump and Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky.
“I intercepted the rapscallion’s communique with the chief minister of the former Cossack Hetmanate,” the great white hunter declared, “And by Jove, a saucy kerfuffle transpired.”
Mustard, garbed smartly in khaki officer’s dress and riding pantaloons, boldly narrated the already-released transcripts of the exchange recorded on a giant scroll unfurled by his loyal footman, Willingford. Though he added no new information to the proceedings, the Victorian vigilante did create a spectacle worthy of the Shakespearian drama that has consumed the electoral process. Continue reading
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