This guy is about as trustworthy as taking a bath with 10 rattlesnakes, likewise with the guy above.
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Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Friday, October 2, 2020
From the Chinese (C-19) perspective
I can just imagine what’s going through this bastard’s head right now.
And many liberals are on the same wave length.
C-19 just what the doctor ordered
I know this sounds crazy but contracting C-19 may work out in Trump's favor. Trump may be in quarantine when the next debate comes up. If I know Trump he will NOT be a no-show. He will debate Biden from the oval office hopefully like he was addressing the nation. The fact they are kept apart will allow Trump to be clear and consistent in his talking points without becoming entangled in the irritating back and forth with Joe.
As far as Joe is concerned he'll be all alone on stage. He'll be forced to answer the questions in there entirety with no interruptions to rescue him. In other words, Joe will be Joe 'intellectually naked' on stage doing what he does best. Furthermore, from what I understand the debate questions will not be announced prior to the debate like they were under Wallace which will further exacerbate Joe's predicament.
Trump will recover in full and show what a fighter he truly is. They'll be a renewed triumph/celebration among his supporters and even those who hate his guts, a little sliver of admiration pierced their heart, although they would never admit it.
Here's to you President Trump
Newt Gingrich Names George Soros on Fox News and They Shut Him Down!
Weird to say the least.
Video 589
Thursday, October 1, 2020
Judge Approves $800 Million Settlement for Las Vegas Massacre
This is ridiculous!
So if he fired the shots from a Ford F-150 Ford would be compelled to payout $800 million?
A Nevada judge has approved an $800 million settlement for the 2017 Las Vegas shooting which killed 58 people and injured more than 850, making it the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history. Under the settlement, MGM Resorts International accepted no liability but agreed to pay $49 million, and its insurance companies agreed to pay $751 million. The suit, involving 4,400 claimants, accused the casino company of negligence, wrongful death and liability in the shooting. Attorney Robert Eglet said that two retired judges will determine the amounts of money disbursed and he’s optimistic payments will be given out by the end of 2020. “We are grateful that the decision brings families, victims and the community closer to closure,” MGM Resorts International said in a statement. “It is especially meaningful that the decision comes one day before the third anniversary of the incident, a time of great sadness and reflection.”
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