You’re very welcome!! Also, don’t forget to catch Mr. Trump when he phones in to talk to Judge Jeanine tonight (at 6 PT for you, I believe).
I agree with you about Senator Sessions; I wish he were my senator as well. Here in Maryland, I’m stuck with Ben Cardin and the retiring Barbara Mikulski. The GOP woman candidate running for Mikulski’s seat has refused to support Mr. Trump just like our RINO Governor Larry Hogan, who didn’t even bother attending the convention!! I called Hogan’s office twice and did all I could to persuade him to help mobilize our state for Trump but met with ignorance about world affairs. I did my level best to educate the dimwitted aides who clearly had no appreciation or understanding of history and what must be done to win wars.
One young woman thought it was a horrible idea to build a wall and obviously had no clue about the threats we face.
I was surprised Hogan was elected two years ago—and pray that Maryland stuns the nation on November 8 by delivering her 10 electoral votes to President-Elect Donald Trump. The worst parts of Maryland are Baltimore City and the two counties surrounding D.C. The rest of the state is reasonably moderate to slightly conservative.
With being out of town off and on for the past few weeks, I’ve had a hard time keeping up on which day it was - I kept thinking yesterday was Sat. and was looking forward to Judge Jeanine and turned on FNC as soon as I got home about 8. Thanks for the reminder - I’ll be sure to watch her tonight.
I feel your pain. Yes, your Senators are as bad as mine - I’ve seen them on TV a few times - IMHO all 4 of them are dumb as rocks. It sounds like the potential new Sen won’t be much better. I’ve been disappointed in Hogan, though perhaps he’s not as bad as our gov (a former Dem Representative) Inslee - Ugh! Dave Reichert is my Rep and a Pubbie (RINO), but it’s the best we can get that’s not a Dim from this area - some may remember he was the Sherriff that caught the Green River Killer (many women killed) here. Sounds like our state is a bit like yours - the I-5 corridor (primarily Olympia to Everett, including the city of Seattle) is primarily Dim - Eastern WA (east of the Cascade Mtns) is fairly heavy Pubbie.
I watched and read as much as I could about it and couldn’t believe what happened in Baltimore and the Affirmative Action officials covering it. It was a disgrace and I felt sorry for the businesses that were destroyed and the law-abiding citizens that lived in the neighborhoods.