I watched just now. It's very interesting about the McCain comment. He didn't say it smoothly, didn't slip out, he was thinking about something as he said it. I'm trying to think that if McCain were alive why he would purposely say he was put to death instead of just saying that he died.
If McCain was put to death, and Kasich knows this, then others know it, so why are they not in hiding?
Perhaps the end of McCain's life was "euthanasia" due to his "illness," and (((they))) believed it.
I know. Were (((they))) fooled about the illness though, though? That was my point I was asking about. I doubt it. So why would Kasich say that he was put to death?
Makes sense. So they're making their last stand. Kasich attempting to taint Trump in the public eye for "putting to death" a national hero.
I think it's possible, but Trump hasn't declassified yet, so it seems like jumping the gun for Sessions to do anything more than something related to that. Zeldin also capitalized "zero." The capitalizing by Zeldin seems like it could be for emphasis, like we've had it and tomorrow we're going to do it.
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I thought that too. "Put to rest" But it didn't slip out, it's like he was thinking about how to phrase what he wanted to say. He so bumbling when he speaks, I can't figure out what he meant to say, whether he said what he meant, and why exactly.
It looks like the twitter bots aren't liking her comments as much anymore.
Well most "concernfags," as in not shills, always trusted Trump. It's Q they questioned.
The VA or NC governor reinstated felon voter rights just before 2016 election
Oh, I thought you were claiming to be that source.