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The Trump Countdown Thread
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Less and less everyday...HOAs are making people take down BLM signs in Mich
Our city council was made to remove the blm banner
And schools are under fire as well
They have wittingly or not,firmly cemented their association with the violent unrest around the nation
Racial tension is no stranger to general elections in this country indeed it is very much used extensively
By democrats in most all elections
If history is a guide...it will all fizzle after the election
As funding drys up
'Boogieman'
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I'm going to wait for the facts first, if he had already shot someone without a justified reason and that's why they chased him down then I will say he was in the wrong. Do we have any proof he is some white supremacist at age 17? Could be a kid who just wanted in on the action.
BrotherTrees
Member
Self defense. Red shirt ran up and found out.
https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1298704864843685890
https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1298704864843685890
CaptainDankness
Well-known member
It's at 1:07, 3:04 is another where he threatens to kill traitors of his cause. Lol
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Self defense against what? A guy chasing after him with a plastic bag with a soda in it? They've already been caught in one lie saying it was a molotov, it was not. The very same guy who is in earlier video telling someone brandishing a weapon to not point it at him. Gee I wonder if he was talking to Kyle.
There were tons of people standing around carrying weapons. Why was this kid Kyle Rittenhouse the only one targetted then?
Illegally owned weapon crossing state lines to bring it to a protest lol. What could go wrong?
The shooter was breaking the law even before he fired his first shot. A minor in Wisconsin cannot even possess a firearm without adult supervision at all times.
Self Defense goes out the window when one realizes that he should never have even had the gun, transported it illegally across state lines and illegally used it in the commission of a felony.
Self Defense goes out the window when one realizes that he should never have even had the gun, transported it illegally across state lines and illegally used it in the commission of a felony.
Donald Trump Jr. Fears His Dad Is Going To Lose The Election: Report
The younger Trump is both anxious of his father’s chances at the polls and keen on a political future for himself, according to The New York Times Magazine.
A Monday report by The New York Times Magazine paints a complex picture of Donald Trump Jr., illustrating him as a worrier who is fretting over the potential end of a Trump presidency, a son who has uncomfortably dwelled in his father’s shadow for much of his life, and an opportunist who has finally found a successful calling in politics and is perhaps considering his own shot as commander in chief one day.
According to the report by Jason Zengerle, Trump Jr. is one of the few key figures in the inner White House cabal who has expressed fears regarding the November election, including the possibility of federal prosecutions against Trump and his allies.
“Don’s the only person who thinks they’re going to lose,” a conservative activist close to the Trumps reportedly told the magazine. “He’s like, ‘We’re losing, dude, and we’re going to get really hurt when we lose.’”
The source claims that Trump Jr. has said a Biden administration would “shoot the prisoners” and would not be a “peaceful transition.”
Andrew Surabian, a Republican strategist and spokesperson for Trump Jr., dismissed these remarks as false when questioned by The New York Times.
Despite Trump Jr.’s alleged concerns, the report portrays the eldest son of Donald and Ivana Trump as a man who played second fiddle to his younger brother Eric when it came to running the Trump Organization, appeared apprehensive around his father during his appearances as boardroom judge in the 2006 season of “The Apprentice,” and ultimately found his niche in politics “after spending much of his adult life searching for a purpose.”
Described as a “meme general” who is “commanding the D-Day invasion,” by Benny Johnson, a former BuzzFeed writer and chief creative officer of the conservative nonprofit Turning Point USA, Trump Jr. has increasingly gone to bat for his father on television and mastered the art of promoting the president’s politics via his social media accounts, which have over 11 million combined followers.
A deceptively edited video created by Johnson showing Nancy Pelosi ripping up Trump’s State of the Union speech in February received over 50 million views after Trump Jr. shared it on Twitter and accused the House Speaker of denigrating the “stories of American heroes and American dreams,” for instance.
These efforts have somewhat won over the elder Trump, who has begun to view his son as more of a “chip off the old block” rather than a disappointment, according to Cliff Sims, a former White House communications aide.
The president previously held a dismissive attitude toward Trump Jr., calling him “not the sharpest knife in the drawer” when news of the latter’s 2016 meetings with Russian lawyers over damaging intel on Hillary Clinton went public, attracting national scrutiny.
The conclusion of The New York Times Magazine report cites several anonymous sources close to Trump Jr. who indicate that whatever the outcome of November’s election, the son whose “favorite part of politics is getting punched in the face with a jab and responding with a haymaker” very well may run for office himself in the near future, or at least remain in the political arena as a conservative commentator or Republican National Committee chairman.
“He was the only family member who talked politics before his dad ran for president,” a source close to Trump Jr. reportedly told The New York Times. “He’s the only one of the kids who would have found a way into politics if the dad hadn’t run for office.”
Donald Trump Jr. Denies Rumors That He Was On Cocaine During His RNC Speech
Jeremy Blum
August 26, 2020, 3:52 PM MDT
Donald Trump Jr. has denied rumors that he was under the influence of cocaine while delivering his Republican National Convention speech on Monday night.
Speaking to “Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy on Wednesday, Trump Jr. addressed his sweaty forehead and “glassy” eyes” during the speech — features that had been noticed across social media and even by “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert, who speculated that he was high.
“I guess there must have been something with the lighting,” Trump Jr. said. “They started doing this trending thing — ‘Donald Trump Jr.‘s on cocaine’ and all of that — I said, no no no. You have me confused with Hunter Biden.”
Hunter Biden, the second son of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, has struggled with using cocaine and other drugs in the past and was discharged from the Navy Reserve in 2013 after failing a drug test.
“It was pretty ridiculous,” Trump Jr. continued. “When they can’t attack the delivery, when they can’t attack the substance, they gotta attack something.”
Trump Jr. went on to lambaste “woke Hollywood-ites” like actress Bette Midler, who had mocked first lady Melania Trump’s accent on Twitter and speculated that Trump Jr.’s wet eyes were due to a fight with his girlfriend and presidential adviser Kimberly Guilfoyle, who had yelled nearly the entirety of her speech. (The “Hocus Pocus” star eventually apologized for her remarks on Melania Trump.)
Before signing off, Trump Jr. also took aim at the Democratic National Convention, calling it a “never-ending Zoom call of ‘I Hate America,’” and said that the RNC, in contrast, had “the gall to showcase real Americans who have benefited from Donald Trump’s policies.”
Sure seemed like it to me, the spitting, the watery eyes, his anger....fueled by Red Bull?? Sure, sure.
The younger Trump is both anxious of his father’s chances at the polls and keen on a political future for himself, according to The New York Times Magazine.
A Monday report by The New York Times Magazine paints a complex picture of Donald Trump Jr., illustrating him as a worrier who is fretting over the potential end of a Trump presidency, a son who has uncomfortably dwelled in his father’s shadow for much of his life, and an opportunist who has finally found a successful calling in politics and is perhaps considering his own shot as commander in chief one day.
According to the report by Jason Zengerle, Trump Jr. is one of the few key figures in the inner White House cabal who has expressed fears regarding the November election, including the possibility of federal prosecutions against Trump and his allies.
“Don’s the only person who thinks they’re going to lose,” a conservative activist close to the Trumps reportedly told the magazine. “He’s like, ‘We’re losing, dude, and we’re going to get really hurt when we lose.’”
The source claims that Trump Jr. has said a Biden administration would “shoot the prisoners” and would not be a “peaceful transition.”
Andrew Surabian, a Republican strategist and spokesperson for Trump Jr., dismissed these remarks as false when questioned by The New York Times.
Despite Trump Jr.’s alleged concerns, the report portrays the eldest son of Donald and Ivana Trump as a man who played second fiddle to his younger brother Eric when it came to running the Trump Organization, appeared apprehensive around his father during his appearances as boardroom judge in the 2006 season of “The Apprentice,” and ultimately found his niche in politics “after spending much of his adult life searching for a purpose.”
Described as a “meme general” who is “commanding the D-Day invasion,” by Benny Johnson, a former BuzzFeed writer and chief creative officer of the conservative nonprofit Turning Point USA, Trump Jr. has increasingly gone to bat for his father on television and mastered the art of promoting the president’s politics via his social media accounts, which have over 11 million combined followers.
A deceptively edited video created by Johnson showing Nancy Pelosi ripping up Trump’s State of the Union speech in February received over 50 million views after Trump Jr. shared it on Twitter and accused the House Speaker of denigrating the “stories of American heroes and American dreams,” for instance.
These efforts have somewhat won over the elder Trump, who has begun to view his son as more of a “chip off the old block” rather than a disappointment, according to Cliff Sims, a former White House communications aide.
The president previously held a dismissive attitude toward Trump Jr., calling him “not the sharpest knife in the drawer” when news of the latter’s 2016 meetings with Russian lawyers over damaging intel on Hillary Clinton went public, attracting national scrutiny.
The conclusion of The New York Times Magazine report cites several anonymous sources close to Trump Jr. who indicate that whatever the outcome of November’s election, the son whose “favorite part of politics is getting punched in the face with a jab and responding with a haymaker” very well may run for office himself in the near future, or at least remain in the political arena as a conservative commentator or Republican National Committee chairman.
“He was the only family member who talked politics before his dad ran for president,” a source close to Trump Jr. reportedly told The New York Times. “He’s the only one of the kids who would have found a way into politics if the dad hadn’t run for office.”
Donald Trump Jr. Denies Rumors That He Was On Cocaine During His RNC Speech
Jeremy Blum
August 26, 2020, 3:52 PM MDT
Donald Trump Jr. has denied rumors that he was under the influence of cocaine while delivering his Republican National Convention speech on Monday night.
Speaking to “Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy on Wednesday, Trump Jr. addressed his sweaty forehead and “glassy” eyes” during the speech — features that had been noticed across social media and even by “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert, who speculated that he was high.
“I guess there must have been something with the lighting,” Trump Jr. said. “They started doing this trending thing — ‘Donald Trump Jr.‘s on cocaine’ and all of that — I said, no no no. You have me confused with Hunter Biden.”
Hunter Biden, the second son of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, has struggled with using cocaine and other drugs in the past and was discharged from the Navy Reserve in 2013 after failing a drug test.
“It was pretty ridiculous,” Trump Jr. continued. “When they can’t attack the delivery, when they can’t attack the substance, they gotta attack something.”
Trump Jr. went on to lambaste “woke Hollywood-ites” like actress Bette Midler, who had mocked first lady Melania Trump’s accent on Twitter and speculated that Trump Jr.’s wet eyes were due to a fight with his girlfriend and presidential adviser Kimberly Guilfoyle, who had yelled nearly the entirety of her speech. (The “Hocus Pocus” star eventually apologized for her remarks on Melania Trump.)
Before signing off, Trump Jr. also took aim at the Democratic National Convention, calling it a “never-ending Zoom call of ‘I Hate America,’” and said that the RNC, in contrast, had “the gall to showcase real Americans who have benefited from Donald Trump’s policies.”
Sure seemed like it to me, the spitting, the watery eyes, his anger....fueled by Red Bull?? Sure, sure.
BrotherTrees
Member
It was self defense against the guy with the red shirt around his face.
The dems use of racism has always been feeble compared
to that of the republicans.
The use of it by either party is disgusting.
BLM has been active in all 50 states,and forty counties.
Was told by my brothers on the right that
Soro's is the source of their money.
If that is the case, I would expect their finances are
doing just fine.
An objective reasonable fear for ones life...motivation or intent are irrelevant.....
"Here, a militia member says cops told them they would "push" the protestors towards them because they knew they could handle them.''
https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1298534190045159424
it's a conspiracy theory that cops and the militias are orchestrating together and also share membership, packer. definitely a conspiracy theory.
https://twitter.com/DrRJKavanagh/status/1298534190045159424
it's a conspiracy theory that cops and the militias are orchestrating together and also share membership, packer. definitely a conspiracy theory.
transporting an AR-15 across state lines*is perfectly legal.” Only federal law applies to interstate commerce or*transportation, and federal law allows people to move legal gunsacross state lines...
BrotherTrees
Member
Red shirt didn't throw anything. Red shirt ran up and didn't get the chance to assault him. He was shot in the head beforehand. Darwin award.
Police working with right wing militia has been going on for awhile now.
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