The video on this link is from June 12, 2019, So great to watch
Joel Fischer@JFNYC1
Jun 12, 2019
Hey you, yes you,see that guy running to show respect to our man and woman in blue, That's my President, and Yours.
This is why we love him, and this is why the left hates him.
https://twitter.com/JFNYC1/status/1138889433640554497?s=20
Ryan Fournier Retweeted
Will Douglas for Texas
@WillDouglasTX·10h
The other day on a fundraising call withBeto, my opponent referred to me as a “boy” and that I needed a “whippin” because I'm a young black Republican
I think that our district deserves better and the state of Texas deserves better.
https://twitter.com/WillDouglasTX/status/1301307221855277056?s=20
Video of NYC all boarded up, and the Media will not show it
tadgermania@tadgermania
Replying to
@QTRResearch
Don't know who recorded it but I downloaded this yesterday
He's single handedly wrecked Manhattan
Ghost town
"Beirut DeBlasio" without the explosion
https://twitter.com/tadgermania/status/1291717913980747776?s=20
Patton Oswalt Launches Unhinged Anti-Trump Tirade: ‘We Are Living in Donald’s Curdled Reality, Now and Forever’
The pedo attacks the hero, Twitter fags why don’t you give this poor deranged freak some love
Patton Oswalt launched an angry social media tirade on Tuesday in which he attempted to psychoanalyze the president, claiming that the commander in chief takes pleasure in other people’s unhappiness.
“We are literally living in Donald’s curdled reality, now and forever,” the Ratatouille star wrote in a meandering Instagram post. “The joy comes from seeing how miserable everyone else is.”
Patton Oswalt posted his tirade along with a photo of President Trump conducting a teleconference. It remains unclear what exactly triggered the comedian’s diatribe — for Gaffigan, it was the president’s RNC speech — but it appears to have something to do with continued coronavirus quarantines and lockdowns.
“Donald forced America to live in the only reality HE’S comfortable in. Everyone’s huddled at home, watching TV, eating takeout food, clumsily promoting themselves on Zoom and Til Tok [sic] just to stay alive,” Oswalt wrote. “The only people allowed outside are the people he never sees or acknowledges, the ones who replace the water bottle and cedar shavings in the hamster pen he loves.”
Oswalt even compared President Trump to the fame-obsessed protagonist Rupert Pupkin in Martin Scorsese’s The King of Comedy. “The sports that are played are played in empty stadiums full of cut-outs like Rupert Pupkin’s basement, which is how Donald interacts with the world in his mind.”
Oswalt appeared to blame the present for the decimation of the creative industries due to the coronavirus, even though the president has been pushing for states to re-open their economies.
“Artisans. Craft. Skills and soul. Hates them. So they’re gone. We are literally living in Donald’s curdled reality, now and forever. And it isn’t that he enjoys (or hates or even feels anything for) endless TV and take-out food and self-promotion and bragging in the place of competence and mastery.”
Oswalt concluded: “Everyone experiences the world the way lonely, spiteful little Donald does, the way he has while whole life. An endless, terrified hustle.”
https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2020/09/02/patton-oswalt-launches-unhinged-anti-trump-tirade-we-are-living-in-donalds-curdled-reality-now-and-forever/
CNN’s Van Jones: ‘We Need a National Moratorium on These Nighttime Marches’
God this is a joke right? Oh got it, pivot back to virus fear porn, because the violent protests are Dems best friends
Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day,” network political analyst Van Jones called for a “national moratorium” of the nighttime Black Lives Matter protests and riots that have been taking place across the country in the name of social justice.
Jones reasoned that the ongoing discussion about the violence and unrest is playing to President Donald Trump’s “advantage” in the upcoming presidential election by distracting Americans from talking about the “Trump economy and the mishandling of the virus.”
“This campaign is going well for Donald Trump because we’re not talking about the economic devastation that people are experiencing or the virus really,” Jones explained. “I think it’s time for us to recognize we are in a very perilous situation if you want to see a change in November. We have two social movements — both have edges of violence to them, one on the left, one on the right. I think it’s baked in that Donald Trump is not going to challenge very strongly the police violence or the vigilante violence, and people, frankly, are comfortable with that. The question is, how are Democrats and progressives going to deal with the violence in our own movement?”
“I think that Joe Biden can reach, can actually begin to move his own movement in a better direction, we need a national moratorium on these nighttime marches,” he added. “That would separate the responsible, productive demonstrations that have united the whole world from some of these other demonstrations that are just not as useful. There are things that Joe Biden and other progressives can do. They can begin to push down on the violence in our movement and then turn it back toward the people who are actually suffering. … There have been a couple of hundred businesses that have been hurt by arsonists. There have been thousands that have been destroyed by mishandling this virus. We’ve got to get off of this conversation around unrest and back to the conversation around that literally millions of people who are suffering from the Trump economy and the mishandling of the virus.
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2020/09/02/cnns-van-jones-we-need-a-national-moratorium-on-these-nighttime-marches/