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To: Mongo2116 who wrote (46228)	6/19/2022 9:24:59 PM
From: Sdgla	Respond to of 73669

why’d u vote 4 pedo joe ?

To: Mongo2116 who wrote (46228)	6/20/2022 9:45:22 AM
From: Sdgla	2 Recommendations Recommended By GROUND ZERO™ toccodolce Respond to of 73669

“I Felt Election Was RIGGED and ‘STOLEN’, Have from the Very Beginning, and Have Only Gotten Stronger in that Belief” – President Trump Totally Destroys ‘Unselect Committee’ By Joe Hoft Published June 20, 2022 at 8:30am Comment President Trump released some Truths this morning about the corrupt and dishonest Jan 6 committee. He totally destroyed the committee in his messages. In his first brilliant message on Truth, President Trump shares that he never knew he lost the election and that this is a false narrative. Then the President shares: I felt the Election was RIGGED & STOLEN, have from the very beginning, & have only gotten stronger in that belief with time & large amounts of additional evidence and proof. What is brilliant about this is how the President misspelled “STOLEN”. This word is related to a German cake. What the President clearly meant was “STOLEN” – as in the 2020 Election was stolen. TRENDING: BREAKING: Run on the Banks in China - Long Lines in Henan, Shanghai, and Dandong But by making this misspelling, the corrupt and hateful media is sure to share his message. This will then put in front of America the truth – President Trump never thought the election was legitimate. He always knew it was stolen. President Trump also messaged this morning that he has plenty of witnesses of everything good. Unfortunately, the corrupt Jan 6 witchhunt is not interested in this Truth. President Trump also mentions the fact that his call with Georgia’s corrupt Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger was “Absolutely PERFECT”. He did or said nothing wrong. The far-left Washington Post was forced to do a retraction on its false comments about the call. Finally, President Trump notes that he is winning in every poll. Despite the far-left pushing false narratives, Trump is winning. President Trump (and TGP) never once beleived anything other than the 2020 Election was stolen. Every day more and more evidence is available to support this truth.

To: Mongo2116 who wrote (46228)	6/25/2022 5:13:56 PM
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To: Sdgla who wrote (1362974) 6/21/2022 5:38:34 PM From: Mongo2116 2 Recommendations of 1364212 ONLY A moron BELIEVES TRUMPS LIE ABOUT THE ELECTION BEING STOLEN AT THIS POINT...CONGRATS ON THAT BOY!! Report TOU Violation Message 33890584

To: Mongo2116 who wrote (46228)	7/2/2022 10:23:13 AM
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Still in hiding gene ? QUARTER of Americans say they are ready to take up arms against the government: Poll also finds that more than a third of those currently own gunsThe survey, which polled a pool of 1,000 US voters, was conducted by the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics in MayThirty-seven percent who supported armed insurrection against the government currently own guns, the poll foundThe survey found that overall, 49 per cent of Americans agreed that they 'more and more feel like a stranger in my own country' More than quarter of Americans - 28 per cent - said that it might 'soon be necessary to take up arms' against the US government, according to a new poll released Thursday. 12ft.io Of those who felt that way, 37 per cent currently own guns, the poll found. The poll also showed that a majority of Americans - liberal and conservative both - felt that their government was 'corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me.' The survey, which polled a pool of 1,000 US voters, was conducted by the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics in May. The poll revealed deep divides between Americans of differing viewpoints, with nearly identical percentages of Republicans and Democrats (73 and 74 per cent) saying that the other side 'are generally bullies who want to impose their political beliefs on those who disagree.' The poll comes as the US House Select Committee's investigation into President Trump's role in the violent January 6 insurrection against the Capitol is being publicly broadcast across the nation. The survey found that overall, 49 per cent of Americans agreed that they 'more and more feel like a stranger in my own country.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Mitch McConnell threatens to BLOCK $52billion in funding for... Another major Australian bank hikes its fixed interest rates... SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share The breakdown in the political leanings of those who felt that sentiment was characteristic of the rest of the survey - 69 per cent of voters who identified as 'very conservative' expressed it, while only 38 per cent of self-identified 'strong democrats' did. Voters' distrust of elections - which spurned the January 6 riots - also followed similar lines. Though 56 per cent of Americans felt they 'generally trust elections to be conducted fairly and counted accurately,' party divisions among those who felt that were stark. Eighty per cent of Democrats expressed trust in elections, while only 51 per cent of independents and 33 per cent of Republicans polled said they did. More than quarter of Americans - 28 per cent - said that it might 'soon be necessary to take up arms' against the US government, according to a new poll released Thursday Armed protestors demonstrating outside the Virginia State House in Richmond on January 18, 2022 One third of Republicans polled held the belief that armed resistance to the government may soon be necessary, while 35 percent of independent voters felt that way, and 20 percent of Democrats. Nearly half of all people polled said they avoid talking politics with people 'because I don't know where they stand,' and a quarter said they had lost friends, and avoided friends and relatives over politics. 'While we've documented for years the partisan polarization in the country, these poll results are perhaps the starkest evidence of the deep divisions in partisan attitudes rippling through the country,' pollster Neil Newhouse, who is a Republican, said. He conducted the poll with pollster Joel Benenson, a Democrat.