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It was good when Abe was president.
DJT filed for reelection on Jan 20, 2017 — the same day as his inauguration. 
That's so he could continue his crazy fucking rallies in front of his crazy fucking follows ... and take all their money in the process. The graft never stopped. >


and take all their money in the process

I'm okay with that. >

The country is much safer when Trump's followers are blowing all their money on cheap booze, cigarettes, prostitutes and lottery tickets.  
They only can do damage when they send some of that money to really bad people instead of wasting it themselves. >

How dare you besmirch the cheap booze, cigarettes, prostitutes and lottery tickets. I think politics has gone too far. These are age old American institutions Hell these are even offered at an a fine establishment like Mar Lago. 
On a more serious note the demographic you speak of encompasses many a Democrat. This demographic struggles and is dealing with a host of uncertainties also. It’s also Americana. >

Good.  It's about damn time Democrats started pointing out that they're the adults in the room. >

Yea remember that time they banned trading securities in congress? >

I remember them trying, can the same be said for the Republicans who are currently gutting the Congressional Ethics Office? >

I’d rather you link me to “them trying”
I’m never here to defend republicans, just considering that democrats may call themselves adults, but that doesn’t mean they’re behaving as stewards of democracy.  I personally don’t recall Nancy calling for these reforms. >

The whataboutism is you defending republicans >

You’re a clown and I’m a Bernie supporter.  The democrats don’t do enough to curb corporate greed.  Many democrats also sell their votes, trade securities on classified information.
Me:  I’m never here to defend republicans
You: look he’s defending republicans and what’s this goo leaking out my ear >


I'm a Bernie supporter

Calls me a clown lmao >

Yea that’s what I said >

Republicans are waging war on the United States and democracy itself. Every day, people need to know where the attacks are happening and all details possible to better organize in defense: But we get a reality show contestant comparison. Media are desperate to keep people ignorant and apathetic. Defy them. Unite, organize and mobilize - defend democracy. >

The second amendment works for everyone. >

Yeah, that'll work out great for everyone involved.
/s >

If it's gonna happen, might as well be as prepared as the notjob next door >

I’m not saying Republicans are the problem directly, but what exactly have they done in the last 10 years to benefit humanity or the country? Here’s a rundown of their play book: cry foul at anything the dems do and then use their platform to run an opposition campaign. 
They said it themselves best: “We are ALL domestic terrorists.” Time to start believing them and treating them as such. >

All the qrazies are saying he won't finish out his term. That might be what is driving him. >


All the qrazies are saying he won’t finish out his term.

Because…? >

Somehow their old guy was peak health but our old guy is on deaths door >

Our old guy jogged to a speech and didn't get winded. >

Also fully capable of drinking a glass of water. >

Yeah, it's a good look for him.  MAGA morons don't even realize they are making Brandon's popularity boom lmao >

Dark Brandon Rises >

There can be no better compliment than to be called a democrat. I’m not sure when the Republican name lost its lustre. I think it started with a bush weaseling his way into power and then starting a lie about weapons of mass destruction. Killing millions of innocents and ruining lives and families of soldiers at home to support the lies. It could’ve been when Ronald Reagan sold cocaine to support his Contra rebels. Or maybe it was Nixon doing his spy work with rank amateurs. Keeping the Nam war going so he could get re-elected. Golly heck,come to think about it, it’s never been a good thing to be a Republican.