Who DA fuk thought Lindsey Graham speaking would be a good idea…he's getting HUGE BOOs!
He fucking slapped the podium! haha and got booed on the way off the stage! kek
Could imagine how many heads would explode if President Trump took RFK as his running mate?! Every time I think of the possibilities, I see it more clearly as a possible fact!
RSBN responding to the booing of Lindsey Graham, acknowledging the chanting of "Traitor!"
I wonder if POTUS set him up on purpose, knowing what the response would be?!
>tomatoes they could throw at him
Oh that would have been so worth the repeated replays for the rest of my life!
A lot of Elvis in the music line up today!
I so want one of these! Maybe more, put them all over the place!
https://proudpatriots.com/products/the-trumpinator-bobblehead
The screen keeps melting down!
Well…color this anon a little disappointed, thought for sure POTUS would emerge at the 1:17 mark…
kek
No Tie! It's chill time
ya….POTUS just stuck up for Lindsey, sort of…
DOJ renamed DOIJ
holy fuck! STALKER!!!!
Andrew Pickens was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on September 13, 1739. Like many of the Scots-Irish1, Andrew and his family moved south, traveling the Great Wagon Road2 in search of new land. Records show they lived first in Augusta County in the Shenandoah3 Valley of Virginia, later in the Waxhaw4 settlement along the North Carolina-South Carolina border, and, eventually, in the Long Cane5 settlement in Abbeville County, South Carolina, bordering Georgia.
It was in the Long Canes that young Andrew Pickens would marry and begin a family. He not only farmed and raised cattle as many of the other Scots-Irish; he became acquainted with his Indian neighbors through a prosperous trading business. As the American Revolution approached feelings were strong in the South from the start, its inhabitants split between Patriots6 and Loyalists7 (or Whigs and Tories). Pickens, as many of his Scots-Irish neighbors, was an ardent Patriot.
It was in the Long Canes, too, that he emerged as a military leader, first in expeditions against the Cherokee, who had allied with the Loyalists in hopes of retaining their lands. In 1779, Pickens was to distinguish himself in a Revolutionary War battle. That year, British commander Sir Henry Clinton sent British soldiers to South Carolina and North Georgia to encourage Loyalist support. Colonel Pickens and his three-hundred man militia, in efforts to aid the Patriot cause, overtook and defeated a much larger force of 700-800 men under Colonel Boyd at Kettle Creek in North Georgia just south of the Long Canes.
The victory at Kettle Creek slowed the recruitment of Loyalists, but by 1780, the British dominated as they took Charleston, captured the southern continental army, and swept inland from coastal Carolina. The situation looked gloomy – so much so -that Pickens and other militia leaders surrendered to the British, and, on oath, agreed to sit out the war under British protection.
Pickens' parole was not to last, however. When Tory raiders destroyed much of his property and frightened his family, he gathered his militia once again and resumed guerilla activities against the British. He was soon to play a key role in defeating British Colonel Tarleton at the Battle of Cowpens, January 17, 1781. The victory came at a crucial time for Patriots in the South who had been repeatedly forced to retreat. Andrew Pickens, who with his militia, arrived as reinforcements, urged Morgan to make a stand. According to one source, Pickens offered to stand alone with his militia if necessary.
forgot the linky: https://www.nps.gov/cowp/learn/historyculture/andrewpickens.htm
With the Obama's hiding in Greece and the O'Biden's hiding whereever the fuck they are, what about the Clinton's? Where are they? kek Shit is getting seriously HOT!