Posted on 05/14/2020 1:55:48 PM PDT by ransomnote
Just watched a couple docs about Reconstruction, because nobody ever talks about that, and I find that here are the democrats, playing the same games, using the same tactics that they are today only, back then they co-opted the poor whites while now they co-opt the blacks but generally spreading FEAR everywhere.
Q asks (1) the exact location [of the reception and hospitality hall]?
(2) what buildings are EAST of that location?
Future proves the past?
Think mirror.
Past proves the future?
Those videos are absolutely awesome - I urge all the Q peeps here to watch both parts. Simply takes Acosta apart with facts, and a barrage of them.
Election fraud has been a major issue for decades, and the democrats have been working to try to expand the fraud out of the big blue cities and into the rest of the country in order to subvert the will of the American people.
Bush v. Gore was my first real introduction to it, but it’s been going on for far longer.
POTUS tweets after FL boat parade:
Thank you very much to our beautiful “boaters.” I will never let you down! #MAGA
That was a thing of beauty! I did the happy dance when Kayleigh was appointed because I’d watched her defent Trump on FNC and she was always super-prepared. Unlike some of the others who are lawywers but babble nonsensical arguments, Kayleigh actually paid attention in law school and knows how to put a case together and have the evidence to back up what she says. In dragon fashion!
Let me add another “must” - this article that was linked on CFP about the future of college:
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/05/scott-galloway-future-of-college.html
The author really understands business and marketing and has phrased the opportunity well for a major disruption in how higher education is delivered.
Another opportunity also occurs to me: The job market has also been disrupted, with unemployment and redefinition of job functions still creating turmoil for those graduating high school. We also know President Trump has a strong inclination toward a major investment infrastructure.
Why now combine the two, with a re-incarnated form of a federal “job corps” but rather than happy-crappy feelgood social engineering, put high school graduates to work in these infrastructure jobs for a year or two, aka “a gap year” for them til they go to college. Paid in part by a federal stipend which in turn would come from the infrastructure investment bill.
What would this do? Well, most any infrastructure project needs unskilled or semi-skilled workers, and can you imagine a better way to knock the snowflake out of a kid whose spent his formative years being influenced by unionized schoolteachers than to work alongside solid blue-collar men and women who do real work for 8 hours a day? It could transform this generation from a “return to mom’s basement” to the next generation of conservative voters.
Call it the “American Work Corps”.
This is not true. Downtown Harrisburg, seat of PA gov’t, is a ghost town. PA gov’t employees are not working.
The 75-pages buried in Pelosi’s 1,815-page ‘Heroes Act’ that would keep Democrats in power forever
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What I’m thinking right now is not printable. Heck, it’s not even Christian. I resent these miserable !@#$%$#@ for making me feel this way.
Are you putting eyes on this?
https://twitter.com/mrsarboe/status/994693304943038464
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=24&v=vtSPGGn5uH0&feature=emb_logo
a magnetic rubber band ha
that video was fun!
17 minutes, on the 17th.
How Quaint.
Best meme EVER.
“17 minutes, on the 17th.”
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(Trips don’t lie)
and the city now finds itself with a surplus of unused testing kits amid a nationwide shortage, according to data compiled in a new report.
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Once Mail In Ballots are employed in California:
And the city finds itself with a surplus of unused ballots, which Dem operative will use to make sure they remain in control.
I have no problems with federalizing elections that are not state and local, as long as they require in person voting, voter ID, and proof of citizenship. Along with absentee ballots only with proof that the individual will be out of state, out of country, or incapacitated, absentee ballots to be signed for with proof of identity.
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