Posted on 09/22/2020 4:19:45 PM PDT by rickmichaels
I don’t remember Trump having HUGE rallies in 2018!!
We had 2 special elections in CA. of seats that were vote harvested in 2018 both people had to leave office due to scandals, BECAUSE college campuses were closed AND assisted living centers closed due to virus WE WON BOTH SEATS BACK with very large margins!! 2018 was stolen with vote harvesting!!!
I dunno...Sunday I saw a Biden/Harris sign in a front yard as I was walking around my heavily Orthodox Jewish neighborhood. I don't think the houseowner was Jewish, however, as I saw no mezuzah on the door. I hardly see any political signs in front yards around here, to be sure.
I recall him working hard for the senate which he locked up and gained two to boot. Otherwise he would have likely been impeached. California stole the house which Paul Ryan made sure was up for grabs.
What does Trump have to do to, actually, lose any of the upcoming presidential debates?
Enough! I need to watch Tulsi Gabbard’s workout video again to make me feel better!
If I was D I would not bother voting at all. Trump they hate , or a guy who has no energy, does not know what day it is and the country goes to crap. Might as well stay home.
Bump
If Biden becomes President, they will have to put escaltors on Air Force One.
It’s always sundown somewhere.
How despicable of the Left to hide his true physical and mental condition from the American people.
It’s funny in a way but elderly people and babbies have a lot in common.
They have no teeth, they eat liquid foods, the wear diapers, they cry a lot and they sleep a lot.
Amphetamine to an old geezer like Biden would cause serious cardiac issues and quick. Seriously, you can’t go giving old folks sh!t like that.
Nitro glycerin injections maybe, for short time but you have to keep in mind old folks really can’t take a whole lot of meds.
"Who" not "whom".
Gak. "Who" is the nominative form and can be used as the subject of a sentence. "Whom" is the objective form and can be the direct object of a verb or the object of a preposition or as an indirect object.
7th grade English.
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