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So about Trump’s “what happened at 3:02 in the morning?” comment from CPAC. This Q drop from 11/10/17 may be relevant.

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Q drop 131
Q !ITPb.qbhqo ID: ln25Q56n No.148871375
Nov 10 2017 15:55:14 (EST)
POTUS NAT SEC E briefing 3:02am.
Please stand by.
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45 is like my own personal brand of Heroin. Was so desperate to see and hear him that his 3:02 am comment got right by me. Temporarily forgot every number, repeated word, gesture, etc is meaningful in dimensional Chess.

Been sleeping really well since CPAC, except last night was up late. Hubs had just walked in from man cave, I had TV on in living room just for background noise while I surfed, it was either moonstruck or fat Greek wedding on, don’t remember which now but one of those blue screen alerts came on, scared fool out of us, thought it was amber alert. Didn’t know those alerts/systems tests went on in middle of night. Had to be around 2:00 am.

Last alert we had was about two weeks ago. It was an Amber alert. I pray one day we never have anymore Amber alerts and the World is rid of its kidnappers.

Good news:

An NBC News poll released last week reflects one of the most significant political trends of the past 30 years – the realignment of blue-collar workers who’ve left the party of Planned Parenthood and Drag Queen Story Hour for the party of energy-independence, fair-trade deals and border security.

The poll shows that between 2010 and 2020, the Republican share of blue- collar votes rose from 45% to 57%. Within the same demographic, its Hispanic vote went from 23% to 36%, while its black working-class vote went from 5% to 12%.

In 1992, Bill Clinton carried 49% of counties where at least 25% of the workforce was employed in manufacturing. In 2016, Donald Trump took 95%. What used to be one of the left’s most reliable constituencies is now going the way of evangelicals in their flight from a party that’s lost both its mind and its soul.

Writing in The Detroit News on April 10, 2019, Terry Bowman (a 22- year UAW/Ford worker) charges: “While Democrats fight for policies that crush working-class communities, Republicans and our president are fighting for blue-collar jobs and traditional American values.”

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2021/03/lunch-box-donald-why-blue-collar-workers-are-don-feder/