I have been hoping for over two years that Q would link to this awesome interview of DJT the businessman who became the 'proper President'.
Perhaps Q will link to the interview or post it now!
>hint hint Q
Sean Hannity
TRUMP in 1980: ‘I Would Dedicate My Life to this Country,’ America Needs People with ‘Strong Views’
twitter.com/seanhannity/status/1232046813814886401
Donald Trump interview 1980 (Rona Barrett) [Reelin' In The Years Archives]
https://youtu.be/nAgJAxkALyc
>Donald Trump interview 1980 (Rona Barrett) [Reelin' In The Years Archives]
>https://youtu.be/nAgJAxkALyc
>1010 code: fight in progress?
Time stamp is 10:10 PST not eastern
Noted in file name of tweet posted
>good eye, ty. my bad
I posted the tweet
I am in PST
My bad not yours for not adding PST in text and had it only in file name
>to crash markets and disrupt Trumps economy?
It has been mostly companies with strong ties to China, cruise ships, airlines, goods and services for the travel industry
If that was their plan, it backfired
U.S. appeals court upholds tougher Trump rules on abortions
komonews.com/news/local/us-appeals-court-upholds-tougher-trump-rules-on-abortions
>WINNING, in the 9th Circuit no less
SEATTLE (AP) — A U.S. appeals court on Monday upheld Trump administration changes that include additional hurdles for those seeking abortions through a federal program that helps low-income women.
The 7-4 ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned decisions issued by judges in Washington, Oregon and California. The court had already allowed the administration's changes to begin taking effect while the government appealed those rulings.
The rules ban taxpayer-funded clinics in the Title X program from making abortion referrals and prohibit clinics that receive federal money from sharing office space with abortion providers — a rule critics said would force many to find new locations, undergo expensive remodels or shut down.
More than 20 states and several civil rights and health organizations challenged the rules in cases filed in Oregon, Washington and California. Judges in all three states blocked the rules from taking effect, with Oregon and Washington courts issuing nationwide injunctions. One called the new policy “madness” and said it was motivated by “an arrogant assumption that the government is better suited to direct women’s health care than their providers.”
Mulvaney is acting Chief of Staff
You should know by now how that goes
His tasks must be complete, that is, if the rumors he is leaving are true