It’s going to be alright in the end. Not every rally can be a packed house, but we can wish it were so, just the same.
Mr Trump will deliver!
Cheer up EVERYBODY- this is the first GENERAL ELECTION rally. We did it! We are here with our candidate! Be damned the naysayers! Let’s go!
Where’s WVKayaker for instance?
I’m happy as a clam!!
I’m sitting here sipping a glass of French champagne, am with my Trump Family (after missing out on things over the past few weeks) thankful our house wasn’t flooded and SOOOO darn happy that we’re here supporting President Trump to make America great, again!!
Go Trump!!
Oh, I’ve no worries. There should have been a ‘get out the voters’ effort- with the Va R Party helping.
On thinking about it the Colliseum was probably a lot cheaper than a more appropriate venue like Innsbrook.
Reports are people are still filing in.
Good morning from over here. I was busy watching a re-creation of Cheryl Mills deposition testimony to Judicial watch. Quite Clintonian!
Looking forward to hanging here with our FRamily!
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Clinton Emails On Film - Cheryl Mill’s Deposition
In a statement announcing the project, McAleer — the man behind 2013’s FrackNation, last year’s controversial Ferguson stage play and the co-screenwriter of the upcoming Gosnell film — said that the fact that Clinton’s attorneys were able to block the release of the deposition videos caused him to take action.
“It’s about the truth,” McAleer told Breitbart News Friday morning. “This was an attempt to suppress and censor truth and I felt it could not stand.”
“I grew up during the troubles in Northern Ireland. I know how important it is to tell the truth — it’s why I went into journalism,” the filmmaker added. “And this suppression of the tapes by Hillary’s lawyers was like a red flag to me — as a journalist, I just had to make sure the truth gets out there.”
Of Mills’s testimony, the first film in the series, McAleer called the staffer’s deposition “a masterclass in Clintonian lies and evasions.”
“She said a version of ‘I don’t know’ or ‘I don’t recall’ 189 times during her deposition. Her team of lawyers objected to questions more than 200 times,” the filmmaker said. “Her evidence is amazing and it deserves to be brought to a wider audience, not censored and hidden away. And we now have it on film.”
McAleer started a crowdfunding campaign to help get the rest of the video series filmed, which had already collected more than $20,000 by Friday morning. Backers of the film get access to exclusive perks including an executive producer credit or a visit to the films’ Los Angeles set.
The series is set to end with Abedin’s testimony at the end of June; however, if enough evidence is collected, Clinton herself may be asked to testify in a deposition. Of course, McAleer will be ready if that happens. ...
“That will be a great film!” he said.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIloC3n2Suo