Plain (Dem)onic
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Trump has proven the Democratic party has serious emotional/mental health problems.
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HOW SOULS AND LIBERTY WILL MOVE FORWARD THE NEXT FOUR YEARS
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Donald Trump is president once again, and his decisions, Cabinet selections, and force of personality are shaping the United States and the world in ways we could only dream of.
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Cadavers in chairs could show more joy, smile, even give us a twitch. Seems they had many votes from dead folks to improve their election results. Now they're representing those folks on the extreme margins (and six feet down) who voted for them. Washington D.C. seems quite the appropriate place for them, all those white washed tombs full of dead mens bones. It's true, when you're skeletal remains, you cannot know what a woman or man is. They all look alike. We're not racist, we're all white folk, clicking and a clattering around. The only grins you'll see on our faces are the ones when the flesh falls off and we're exposed to the light.
I was most impressed with seriousness and stoicism of that young DJ, borne by the grit and courage with which he fights and wins his battle with cancer. And then he melts everyone's heart with a spontaneous hug given to the Secret Service director, and later President Trump in the Oval Office.
He is not what we think of when we think of a thirteen year old boy; so much more. The decrepit Dems shrink in his presence. His dad's pride was shared with the nation that night.