Posted on 11/13/2023 5:57:56 AM PST by conservative98
“they are all waiting for a conviction”
Already three.
Money can buy lies I suppose. But how many will believe it?
We’re talking Republican voters, not democrats.
Hear me out... I don’t have much respect for Republican politicians, but the voters are a lot more intelligent, if not long suffering.
Funny how they are trying to rehabilitate GWB. First, he threw out the first pitch at the World Series, and yesterday he did the coin toss at the Cowboys-Giants game.
Yup. That was a “No Vote” moment for me.
Her campaign has lowered my opinion of her considerably, and my opinion of her was fairly low to begin with.
Not to the same degree, but I could say the same of DeSantis. My opinion of DeSantis was pretty high early, so he has farther to fall before he makes it onto my sh!t list. Haley is already there now.
Yeah, you’re probably right. All the midgets are hoping that something bad happens to Trump. Imprisonment, improper disqualification by the 14A, a personal tragedy.
It’s ghoulish, to say the least.
That, too.
And a week earlier got media for his mountain bike ride with vets.
DeSantis got bad advice, from people who don’t have his best interests in mind.
Nikki McRomBush
Only lots of “ballots” are relevant and there will certainly not be many for nikki.
Read between the lines: he wants a Trump cabinet position.
“Scott did not make an endorsement in his Sunday announcement, saying instead that the voters should decide.
“I’m going to recommend that the voters study each candidate and their candidacies and frankly their past and make the best decision for the future of their country,” he said.
“The best way for me to be helpful is to not weigh in on who they should endorse.”
He also dismissed any questions about being another candidate’s running mate. “Being vice president has never been on my to-do list,” he said.”
Like my boss in the TV news biz used to ask:
“Where do they get their money from?”
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4196436/posts
What kind of a nation slaps a gag order onto its leading presidential frontrunner in its coming election over his criticism of the court's conflicts of interest?
According to normal people, a tinpot regime, which is how a majority of the American public sees it, according to a new Daily Mail/TIPP poll:
Americans by wide margins say gag orders imposed by judges against Donald Trump violate the former president's right to free speech, a DailyMail.com/TIPP Poll shows.
Fully 56 percent of voters say orders barring Trump from commenting on the cases against him undermine his first-amendment guarantees, our survey reveals.
Another 32 percent said the orders did not infringe his rights, while 12 percent said they were not sure.
Our exclusive poll of more than 1,000 US adults comes as Trump, his lawyers, and voters grapple with the implications of curtailing the speech of a prominent politician.
Even Democrats agree that something skeevy is going on. And more than 1,000 U.S. adults were asked — by the most reliable pollster in the U.S.
Lololol. Really? That is her “goal?” Overtake another loser?
Please no. I can’t take her shrieking and silliness.
My mistake. Replayed news. I hears “Tim Scott” but they said “Two Scott” donors supporting Haley.
I will NEVER vote for Nikki Haley
No way
I will never trust George W Bush ever again, either
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