Posted on 07/06/2020 1:24:18 PM PDT by knighthawk
The Never Trump Lincoln Project, led by the likes of George Conway, Steve Schmidt, and Rick Wilson, has been flagged by Twitter for spreading “manipulated media” over its presentation of a portion of President Trump’s Salute to America July 4 speech.
“What’s wrong with the President?” the Lincoln Project tweeted alongside a video that attempted to make it sound as if Trump said operation Desert Storm took place in Vietnam:
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Not a big fan of the Atlantic but the article that recently came out on these guys in there really makes them look like the Bernie Madoff of Superpacs they are that bad
To think what sort of basement losers are rubbing their hands together thinking ‘what can we do to manipulate this great speech’. Such weirdos.
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Tired of these hateful people....The Never Trump Lincoln Project, led by the likes of George Conway, Steve Schmidt, and Rick Wilson,
A lie can get halfway around the world before the truth can cross the street. The Left knows this.
Lincoln Project, led by the likes of George Conway, Steve Schmidt, and Rick Wilson...
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AKA, Band of Loosers
The “Every Other Wednesday Afternoon Women’s discussion Group”
The Lincoln Rejects have more in common with Pelosi than Trump.
Conway, Schmidt and Wilson are the “Three Psychos of The GOP Turncoats”. I’ve never seen a more psychopathic bunch of shitheads who called themselves “conservatives” and there have been a few in competition for that honorific title.
And we thought that Charles Manson was the craziest guy in town. Boy were we wrong.
No excuse for them, especially when we know what President Trump is trying to accomplish, and the real reason he has so much opposition.
These guys are so full of **it, I’m pretty sure every single one of them has brown eyes.
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