Q Anon: 11/04/18 Trust Trump's Plan

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[DAVEY CROCKETT]

How to catch a fish?

Hand Grenades. Throw ‘em in the water, then pick the dead fish off the surface and haul ‘em away.

****** LOL I like that idea there is also saning/slang, take a net people on both side dive in and get every fish swimming down river. Then there is a fish fry.

[The Toddler]

Hollywood has poured millions in Georgia elections. They are trying to sell it as Hollywood of the south. We are sick of them.

Georgia boy here too, born and raised. The only reason the vote is still out is that they are attempting to manufacture enough fraudulent votes to steal it.

Massive fraud in DeKalb and other Metro-Atlanta counties. Kemp won in a landslide for it to even be this close

[9YearLurker]

Ha — yes, that makes sense. I’ve only been to TX about a dozen times on business — Dallas, Houston and Austin — but I can see that cowgirl influence as well. Much more dress down in the tech sector too.

[The Toddler]

Trump is on! press conference starting

[little jeremiah]

I wonder what this means, and thanks for posting from the chans:

Plus every city Trump traveled to allowed USSS and MIL to enter those cities as well and conduct some "extra credit" operations. Laying bait. Setting lures. You'll see. Who's in control? Reconcile. Yawn.

I am also wondering; HOW BAD WAS ELECTION FRAUD???

[mairdie]

I see a still picture on twitter of a man going toward the water. What can you see?

[little jeremiah]

Truce? Sounds more like a challenge to me.

If the Democrats think they are going to waste Taxpayer Money investigating us at the House level, then we will likewise be forced to consider investigating them for all of the leaks of Classified Information, and much else, at the Senate level. Two can play that game!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 7, 2018

[little jeremiah]

Truce? Sounds more like a challenge to me.

If the Democrats think they are going to waste Taxpayer Money investigating us at the House level, then we will likewise be forced to consider investigating them for all of the leaks of Classified Information, and much else, at the Senate level. Two can play that game!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 7, 2018

[TXBubba]

And no offense to you, dear Freeper, but my parts of the country (coastal blue) tend to see Texas as foreign territory largely because of their habits and style among women — the big hair, massive makeup, etc. It is here in the Northeast and out toward CA where I think the disconnect is as I describe.

lol Are you watching 80s TV or something?

[ichabod1]

“I love POTUS - didn’t at first voted against HRC, if you know what I mean.”

That’s why I thought we were going to win bigly! Heard some analysis on the radio though, and I think I see what happened. There was a Red Wave. There was a Blue Wave. They cancel each other out to some extent. It was a tremendous collision of partisanship, like two great stags crashing together. Beck et al pointed to the Kavanaugh hearings as saving our @sses this cycle because it galvanized Republicans who had been pretty ho-hum into action.

As Q said, I think they got what they wanted. The wall held pretty well. They got rid of a lot of traitors in the process. We’re pretty dominant in the Senate now, although I am sure they will continue to move much more slowly than we would like. A “turtle’s” pace. If you know what I mean.

[Wneighbor]

Oh, and admit it — you tend to see women from, say, New England as somewhat different critters yourself.

Please know I'm having fun with this conversation and not picking at all ;)

I married my dear hubby later in life. He moved from Maine to Texas in '91. We have a blended family but all were grown when we married. We both consider them all our children and they have had a blast getting to know one another. The grandkids don't acknowledge any "step" to us as grandparents or to the aunts, uncles and cousins. We've been blessed with NO tension or lack of love. But it's also fun to get together and gab about the differences. We have a daughter (native Texan) living in Alabama who chairs a board on continuing education, a daughter-in-law who manages nursing curriculum for a college in Maine, a daughter-in-law who is a branch manager for a bank in Maine, a daughter who home schools 4 children in Maine and the daughter in Texas who is an oil and gas land man.

So, I love your question. Yes, in our family we readily acknowledge they are different critters. All the gals are enormously successful. All have a minimum of 4 children and are awesome moms. (We now have 22 total grandkids, just added 1) But, in response to your point in the previous post about women executives having a different pressure in blue coastal areas, I immediately had to concede your point. The gals in Maine are a teensy bit more laid back like us Texans but the daughter-in-law at the bank has to make frequent meetings in Boston and occasionally NYC. I note that she stresses with confidence over appearance more, especially at the Boston/NYC meetings.

I will say the common thread between the ladies is their Christian faith. All evangelicals. After reconsidering our original discussion on how they'd react to a politician's nasty remarks about women, our bank manager is the one who would be most likely to express offense. I have to take the conversation away from President Trump tho because all are staunch supporters. Our bank manager loves the booming economy so she doesn't have a problem with him. We spent 2 weeks in Sept in Maine and I can't go 2 weeks or 2 days without talking politics so their views are known.

But, I agree, in some climates of professional women they may have more of a sub-group to take offense. But I think it may be more the feminist demographic.

[defconw]

It should be a video of a boogie board epic fail!

[ichabod1]

Moreover, the Senate unlocks the Judiciary. They can get the rest of the judges in, start pushing the baddies out. Also, can probably fire Rosenstein now and get a decent replacement.

[genetic homophobe]

“Plus every city Trump traveled to allowed USSS and MIL to enter these cities as well and conduct “extra credit” operations.”

I’d be interested in more info about what you mean by this. Thanks

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

It is a very large hub for their shenanigans concerning trafficked children.

**** Yes it is and it is not properly reported to help anyone. Oh wow news flash

[9YearLurker]

All true.

[Spitzensparkin1]

Bad Botox, Obumma?

KitJ wrote: What that?

Too funny KitJ, thanks for that grafic pic.

SS1

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

Massive fraud in DeKalb and other Metro-Atlanta counties. Kemp won in a landslide for it to even be this close

***** I know look what happened in the schools system and cheating.

I grew up in a small town called Fairburn, south side. Back in the day it was a wonderful place to grow up with access to Atlanta when it was safe.

[Dartoid]

is here in the Northeast and out toward CA where I think the disconnect is as I describe.

I will bow to your expertise there. You may be surprised here at the number of our more laid back professional women.
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9yearlurker - you might be correct about POTUS disconnect but he has proven to have great instincts. What you have shown in your comments is some stereotyping that probably misses the mark. Wneighbor is just a very gracious lady and her response to you was her usual humble self. Turn off the reruns of Dallas and go visit Texas. It’s a great place with great people. And oh yeah they are not any stereotype you make them out to be.

[Chuckster]

More evidence that losing the house was the plan.

I don't think the the plan was to lose the house. I think that the possibility of a loss was planned for.