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Politics : A Real American President: Donald Trump -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mrjns who wrote (146765)	7/17/2019 6:47:58 PM
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....Greatest Economic BOOM in the history of our Country, the best job numbers, biggest tax reduction, rebuilt military and much more, is now OVER. This should never be allowed to happen to another President of the United States again! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 17, 2019

To: Mrjns who wrote (146765)	7/17/2019 6:53:28 PM
From: FJB	3 Recommendations Recommended By Honey_Bee Mrjns Thehammer Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 455191

TWITTER OUTRAGE MOB IS OUT OF CONTROL. NOW FREAKING OVER T-SHIRTS... dailymail.co.uk Chris Pratt, 39, is slammed for wearing a T-shirt with controversial Gadsden flag on it, which was created during the Revolutionary War as a symbol of freedom but has been adopted by the alt-right Hollywood star Chris Pratt has come under criticism after he was pictured wearing a controversial t-shirt during a stroll with Katherine Schwarzenegger The Guardians of the Galaxy Star, 39, was pictured on Sunday wearing a top showing the Gadsden Flag from the American Revolution The flag, designed by American general Christopher Gadsden in 1775, was originally created to symbolize liberty and freedom It’s also a symbol still used by the US Men’s Soccer Team, approved by the US Navy and is even regularly associated with the band Metallica However, in recent years the insignia has also found prevalence among far-right groups such as the Tea Party and neo-Nazi groups as well Some tried to accuse Pratt of being a 'white supremacist', but the calls were drowned out by thousands leaping to his defense calling the claims 'moronic'