cajunrevenge
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"The peoples of Islam will always be closer to us than, for example, France"
Adolph Hitler.
Adolph Hitler.
Things They Say
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Runnin
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“The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over.”
“We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency. But that presidency is over. It’ll be something else. And there’ll be all kinds of fights, and there’ll be good days and bad days, but that presidency is over.”
Steve Bannon
“We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency. But that presidency is over. It’ll be something else. And there’ll be all kinds of fights, and there’ll be good days and bad days, but that presidency is over.”
Steve Bannon
Oklahomahawk
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We strive for consistency
Runnin
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"The President speaks for himself."
“You [the military] just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other and showing it.”
“The power of inspiration [a real Presidential leader] —we’ll get the power of inspiration back.”
Rex Tillerson, Sec. of State
“You [the military] just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other and showing it.”
“The power of inspiration [a real Presidential leader] —we’ll get the power of inspiration back.”
Rex Tillerson, Sec. of State
Runnin
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“Our boy can become president of the USA and we can engineer it,” Sater wrote. “I will get all of Putin's team to buy in on this, I will manage this process.”
“I will get Putin on this program and we will get Donald elected.”
Felix Sater, Russian born man in Trump organization, 2015
“I will get Putin on this program and we will get Donald elected.”
Felix Sater, Russian born man in Trump organization, 2015
cajunrevenge
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Unfortunately Obama still hasn't learned the most important thing. Asking nicely and politely for change doesn't work. People elected him to kick the door down of the establishment and get meaningful change. I bet he was the kind of kid in school who bought his bully a birthday present.
He would organize an anti bullying club that ended up bullying the whole school.
Runnin
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Your delusions.
We got to see him for eight years and know exactly what he would do when people tried to bully him. Ignore them and go about his job.
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4412811/tens-of-thousands-of-witches-around-the-world-join-forces-every-month-to-cast-a-binding-spell-on-donald-trump-and-protect-the-world-from-his-actions
“The Donald Trump spell is not a hex or a curse - it’s binding Trump and any of his abetters to prevent them from causing harm and destruction to people, animals, the environment, everything.
“It’s not just within the US - it’s global at this point.
“Not everybody agrees with the spell even within the Pagan community - some people think there will be Karmic repercussions.
“I’ve been assisting people with setting up their tools - people have been coming in here seeking guidance especially when it first came out earlier this year.
“It takes place every waning moon, once a month - the next one is September 18th.
“You need an orange candle to represent him - you can guess why. Some people use little baby carrots.
“You need some sage and a feather. Some people have added their own components so they might add a figure candle.
“And you also need the most unflattering photo of Donald Trump that you can find. There are variations - some people might do a physical binding where they physically bind a picture of Trump with string or something.
“There’s also words or a prayer that you recite which calls for a hindrance or absolute cessation of Trump and anyone who aids and abets him from causing harm to man, beast and land.
“It’s a form of sympathetic magic and it’s a very powerful thing.
“There are probably tens of thousands of witches who take part - it’s hard to know exactly - but certainly a great amount of witches are coming together every month to do this spell."
“The Donald Trump spell is not a hex or a curse - it’s binding Trump and any of his abetters to prevent them from causing harm and destruction to people, animals, the environment, everything.
“It’s not just within the US - it’s global at this point.
“Not everybody agrees with the spell even within the Pagan community - some people think there will be Karmic repercussions.
“I’ve been assisting people with setting up their tools - people have been coming in here seeking guidance especially when it first came out earlier this year.
“It takes place every waning moon, once a month - the next one is September 18th.
“You need an orange candle to represent him - you can guess why. Some people use little baby carrots.
“You need some sage and a feather. Some people have added their own components so they might add a figure candle.
“And you also need the most unflattering photo of Donald Trump that you can find. There are variations - some people might do a physical binding where they physically bind a picture of Trump with string or something.
“There’s also words or a prayer that you recite which calls for a hindrance or absolute cessation of Trump and anyone who aids and abets him from causing harm to man, beast and land.
“It’s a form of sympathetic magic and it’s a very powerful thing.
“There are probably tens of thousands of witches who take part - it’s hard to know exactly - but certainly a great amount of witches are coming together every month to do this spell."
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/07/hillary-clinton-book-tour-democrats-242419
“Maybe at the worst possible time, as we are fighting some of the most high-stakes policy and institutional battles we may ever see, at a time when we’re trying to bring the party together so we can all move the party forward — stronger, stronger together,” said Rep. Jared Huffman, a Democrat who represents a Northern California district. “She’s got every right to tell her story. Who am I to say she shouldn’t, or how she should tell it? But it is difficult for some of us, even like myself who’ve supported her, to play out all these media cycles about the blame game, and the excuses.”
Asked whether she was excited about Clinton’s book tour, Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), one of Republicans’ top 2018 targets, responded first with, “Beg your pardon?”
Asked again, she started shaking her head, walking away.
“I’ve always been a looking forward kind of a guy,” said Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), asked the same question on Wednesday. “I think I’ll leave it at that.”
“I look forward to going to every place where she appears,” Sen. John McCain of Arizona said sarcastically.
"I think she should just zip it, but she's not going to," said one top Democratic donor who spoke with Clinton about the book this summer.
“A Sad, Petty ‘It's Everyone Else's Fault,’ Book,” read an email from Sanders die-hard (and Clinton’s 2006 Senate primary opponent) Jonathan Tasini.
After the initial book tour schedule was posted last month, one Democratic operative working on 2018 races notified 15 campaign clients that Clinton would be within 500 miles of them, warning them to prepare: "The more the focus is on us, and not Trump, the harder 2018 is going to be."
“Pathetic. But it is a planned mass PR campaign in prep for the corporate #Dems next candidate. Reality: 75% did not vote 4 her. Denial,” tweeted RoseAnn DeMoro, the executive director of National Nurses United.
“Maybe at the worst possible time, as we are fighting some of the most high-stakes policy and institutional battles we may ever see, at a time when we’re trying to bring the party together so we can all move the party forward — stronger, stronger together,” said Rep. Jared Huffman, a Democrat who represents a Northern California district. “She’s got every right to tell her story. Who am I to say she shouldn’t, or how she should tell it? But it is difficult for some of us, even like myself who’ve supported her, to play out all these media cycles about the blame game, and the excuses.”
Asked whether she was excited about Clinton’s book tour, Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), one of Republicans’ top 2018 targets, responded first with, “Beg your pardon?”
Asked again, she started shaking her head, walking away.
“I’ve always been a looking forward kind of a guy,” said Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), asked the same question on Wednesday. “I think I’ll leave it at that.”
“I look forward to going to every place where she appears,” Sen. John McCain of Arizona said sarcastically.
"I think she should just zip it, but she's not going to," said one top Democratic donor who spoke with Clinton about the book this summer.
“A Sad, Petty ‘It's Everyone Else's Fault,’ Book,” read an email from Sanders die-hard (and Clinton’s 2006 Senate primary opponent) Jonathan Tasini.
After the initial book tour schedule was posted last month, one Democratic operative working on 2018 races notified 15 campaign clients that Clinton would be within 500 miles of them, warning them to prepare: "The more the focus is on us, and not Trump, the harder 2018 is going to be."
“Pathetic. But it is a planned mass PR campaign in prep for the corporate #Dems next candidate. Reality: 75% did not vote 4 her. Denial,” tweeted RoseAnn DeMoro, the executive director of National Nurses United.