Posted on 09/30/2018 8:42:18 AM PDT by DollyCali
He is holding his arms oddly. Like he is trying to keep something from falling out. Or maybe don’t know what to do with his hands. Or an injury.
I’m on Fox News. He is smiling so maybe he can’t lift his arms. I’m going to be gracious. Too great a night not to be in a good mood.
The crowd cheers at just the name of Lindsey Graham! Who would have ever thought this ellipsis
I like that idea, they can share the title.
He is holding something in his left arm (right side to the screen). Something white like a paper or program. But holding it with his left arm.
he clapped!
Did clap for the tax cuts*
Has someone with excruciatingly painful arm injuries, I’ll give the guy a pass. I couldn’t clap right now if my life depended on it. He has a Maga hat on, so he’s probably all right.
Yes the can!
I love all of the nicknames he’s calling out and rattling off.
He’s on a roll!!
Between these nicknames, POTUS’ amazing stats and these awesome Trump Rallies....the Dims don’t stand a chance!!!
Bwahahahahahaha.
He’s clapping lightly. Looks like holding that white sign is encumbering him.
Yes They CAN!
Too Excited for spelling!
I really think a lot of demons left the Senate with McNoName.
He had a big stranglehold on them.
It’s patently obvious they have been freed.
Grahmbo is a whole new man!
Panning the YUGE crowd!
Packed to the rafters.
Subject:* *travel pool #5/Topeka rally*
President Donald Trump began speaking in Topeka at 6:27 pm CT to vigorous cheers.
He announced a swearing in ceremony for Justice Brett Kavanaugh on Monday at 7pm in the East Room. Thanked Republican senators for refusing to back down in the face of Democrats’ campaign of personal destruction.
Open press rally...
Trivia: Landon Arena here at the Kansas Expocentre is named for Alf Landon, a now-deceased Kansas governor who ran for president as the Republican nominee in 1936, losing to President Franklin Roosevelt.
Yes. That does seem like that must be it (soreness/injury). He does seem at ease too. And shakes his head ‘yes’ a few times.
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
________________________________________________________________
For Immediate Release October 6, 2018
REMARKS BY PRESIDENT TRUMP
BEFORE MARINE ONE DEPARTURE
South Lawn
3:05 P.M. EDT
Q (Inaudible.)
THE PRESIDENT: Were really looking forward to the vote. He will be a great justice of the Supreme Court. People have thought that for 10 years. They thought — hes just an extraordinary person — a great, great talent. And I think hes going to make us all very proud.
I also feel very strongly that, in the end, maybe the process — it was really unattractive. But the extra week was something that I think was really good. I thought it was really good.
I think a lot of — a lot of very positive things happened in the last week. It didn’t look that way, but, in the end, that’s what happened. It was uncorroborated. It was so many different things.
Hes going in looking very good. But Ill have further comment later. I want to go — I want to watch the vote.
Im heading — excuse me — I’m heading out to Kansas. Kris Kobach is running for governor. Steve Watkins is running for Congress. We have a big crowd and I look forward to it.
Well be watching — in a little while, well be watching on television — the vote. And the votes are very exciting. This is a very exciting time. Anytime you have a chance to put a Supreme Court justice in position — and, in this case, I think he’s going to be a great, great Supreme Court justice for many years — it’s a very exciting time.
So were going to Kansas, but well see you in a little while after the vote.
Q (Inaudible.)
THE PRESIDENT: Say it again.
Q You and Senator Collins have (inaudible) eye to eye. (Inaudible.)
THE PRESIDENT: I thought that Susan was incredible yesterday. You could see how hard she worked, how hard she was working. She didn’t stop. And I know for a fact because I spoke with her. She didn’t stop. And she gave an impassioned, beautiful speech yesterday, and that was from the heart. That was from the heart.
I have great respect for Susan Collins, and I always have. Thank you. Thank you.
END 3:07 P.M. EDT
Good to know!
Not to mention, some people also just feel strange clapping. Sort of out of character. And I am seeing him clap a few times now too.
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