>>6261527

He's making a statement himself, not quoting anyone else. Remember Scavino's tweet yesterday? "I'm with the President…never seen him happier!"

Potus confirming that he's never been happier.

>>6261545

That's a pretty pessimistic attitude, and I would disagree. There are more good than bad.

>>6261562

He's talking to the people. "Your" means our country.

>>6261578

He does that all the time. He gives the people credit for his win, credit for the country doing well, etc. Haven't you listened to his rallies? To me, it's such a refreshing changed from the last POS we had that was all about "me, me, me".

Also, remember that this whole movement is about returning control of the government to We the People, and Potus reminds us of that when he speaks like that.

>>6261628

>>6261632

Thank you. I was looking for it.

>>6261656

Baker, you might add this anon's post with the link to NYT op-ed Potus tweeted about.

>>6261632

>>6261656

Here's a link for this AP pic.

https://www.foxnews.com/world/frustration-grows-among-migrants-in-mexico-as-support-fades

>>6261505 Huge caravan of Migrants on the move (AP Photo) (No link?)

Meme ammo for Mueller Report

Anons, came across this excellent blog post with 5 very valid questions about the Mueller report.

1. Who leaked the Flynn-Kislyak conversation to the press?

2. Why were no Obama-era intel officials interviewed for a report supposedly about Russian interference in the election?

3. Why were Russian Lawyer Veselnitskaya's meeting with Fusion GPS before and after the Trump Tower meeting omitted?

4. Why no mention of bias and untoward behavior of investigators removed from the Special Counsel?

5. How can it be that the "hacking" of the DNC server was never investigated?

I'm sure some of you anons more talented than I could make some good memes out of this. Or at least spread this out on twatter to counter the libs still claiming the report is damning to Potus.

Link to blog:

http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2019/04/5-key-items-missing-from-cub-scout.html

>>6261795

>>6261776

Yeah, it's a rush, isn't it? I think my heart rate doubled and I broke out in goosebumps when I got my first. Kek.

>>6261855

Interesting tradition. Here's the reason:

The tradition of celebrating the reigning monarch’s “official” birthday in June goes all the way back 260 years. King George II, who had a birthday in dreary November, decided to merge his annual celebrations with an already-established military parade, in which the troops show off their regimental flags, or “color,” in the fair-weather month of June.

https://www.rd.com/culture/royal-birthday-traditions/