PDJT has been a big fan of his since he ran for Congress and then Governor
Remember Your Oath ~ So Help Me God
Because he had a TVShow
Also, a radio show
He’s also a lawyer
Remember This Qdrop on China? Worth 43 minutes!
VPPENCE paradigm shift
Remember Your Oath ~ So Help Me God
https://qposts.online/post/2378
2378
09-Oct-2018 1:21:14 PM PDT
8ch/patriotsfight 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 remember the cannon calm before the storm military post yesterday?
>>297
No. 297 - where was this picture taken?
Hanging of flags traditional/occurs in this part of the country for what holiday?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-10-09/new-evidence-of-hacked-supermicro-hardware-found-in-u-s-telecom
"Western intelligence contacts that the device was made at a Supermicro subcontractor factory in Guangzhou, a port city in southeastern China. Guangzhou is 90 miles upstream from Shenzhen, dubbed the `Silicon Valley of Hardware,’"
What state does [Feinstein] represent?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/explain-the-chinese-spy-sen-feinstein/2018/08/09/0560ca60-9bfd-11e8-b60b-1c897f17e185_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.f0be11930e64
GOOG & CHINA
https://theintercept.com/2018/10/09/google-china-censored-search-engine/
Dragonfly
Look HERE [RUSSIA]
DO NOT LOOK HERE [CHINA]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeVrMniBjSc
Worth 43 minutes of your time.
ALL [INSIDE] ROADS TO CHINA ARE BEING CLOSED.
AMERICA IS NO LONGER FOR SALE.
Q
I can’t decide which page is my favorite.
But this is a great one. Explains a lot.
Remember Your Oath
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So Help Me God
friends. I walked back to the podium and began my speech with humility and gratitude, saying, "On behalf of my family, here and gone, I accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president of the United States of America." The cheering in the hall was as loud as I have ever heard.
The Republican convention wrapped on the night of July 21.
Then we hit the trail, spending three days campaigning together as a ticket before parting ways and traveling across the country separately.
Riding in the car to the Cleveland airport, Donald tapped me on the shoulder. "That speech you just gave, I need you giving it all over the country!" he said. "So I'm giving you the big plane. I could have given you the small or midsized plane, but no, I'm giving you the big one.' He was half joking, half serious. Our "big plane" was a Boeing 737-700 with sixty-four seats and the Trump-Pence campaign logo wrapped on its side; we called it Trump Force Two, a reference to the candidate's plane, Trump Force One.
As the car drew near to the airport, Trump grew reflective about the campaign ahead. "We are really going to have to work;
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he admit-
ted in a departure from his usual exuberance. "This is my last chance.
You will have other chances, you're young, but this is my last chance." I knew he meant something much bigger than his chance at the pres-idency. "Can I tell you two things and you will just agree to believe that I mean both, because we don't know each other well?" I asked.
He agreed. "I think this is my last chance, too, I said. "That's a good attitude!" he interjected. "It's not my attitude," I went on. "I honestly believe this is my last chance, and, secondly, I think this might be the country's last chance. Eight more years of the direction we've been headed in under Obama, and this won't be the country I grew up in anymore." Trump's eyes lit up. He slapped me on the knee and said,
"That's why I'm running!"
We both headed back home for the weekend and met up on Monday for joint campaign appearances in Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida. After three days on the road, we gathered a final time on his plane, where Karen suggested that we say a prayer before going our separate ways. Trump readily stretched out his arms and said,
"C'mon!" and we huddled together in the main cabin of his airplane.