Hello, my Georgia Dear, it’s always a pleasure to see you! I notice you have been thoroughly enjoying your space reporting, even as you keep your eyes on the Georgia elections. Way to go!
Congrats, VC! I just finished watching this beautiful conversation while working on Christmas cards. No one is born a leader; it’s a skill that can be cultivated as you learn how to help everyone on your team succeed.
Hel-lo, Judith. 🙂 I’ve just finished watching too (I watched while playing online solitaire). The truth is, I always enjoy our President’s down to earth approach coupled with his intelligence. This is a leader I will always love and respect, and one of whom I’ll always, always be tremendously proud! God bless the day he entered (inter)national politics! 😀
A former U.S. attorney has asked the Georgia State Election Board to investigate U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, saying he pressed the state’s top election official to interfere in the presidential election. #gapolhttps://t.co/M4c58aUBTW
Honestly, there should be 4th question asked of almost every @GOP member except Romney: 4. Why haven't you spoken up to demand that Trump stop spreading his extraordinarily dangerous Big Lie that he won the election?
They won’t tell the truth about these questions anyway! They just bullshit and shuffle their feet. They suck the air out of the room and democracy out of the country. Fucking vote them all out when the time comes. They do not deserve to be part of a government they want to destroy!
Good morning to everyone who 1 year ago today watched as Senator Kamala Harris dropped out of the presidential race. The sadness was palpable but the hope for VP was present tho other candidates followers confidently said it would never happen. You never gave up. Now- MVP all day pic.twitter.com/2X1Sths8Xt
— President Kamala’s Hand (STILL) (@DearDean22) December 3, 2020
What’s with Democratic mayors etc caught not adhering to the advice they are doling out to their constituents about staying home or not gathering in restaurants and so on.
TX mayor told ppl to stay home while he was on vacation in Mexico, I believe his daughter’s wedding also caused a kerfuffle (sp?) Of some sort.
Now, he has apologized and cites ‘a lapse in judgement’.
Whatever happened to leadership by example?
Joy Reid:
“The Presidential Pardon was originally intended to temper justice with mercy.
It was not enshrined in our Constitution so that a dishonorable man could reward his criminal allies, friends and family for their criminal practices. However, that’s exactly what Donald Trump has done these past four years. He circumvented the proper legal protocols which seek to reward clemency to those who truly merit it. And has instead conveyed mercy to war criminals, liars, and political hacks who openly admitted to breaking the law…all these liars, criminals and cheat had one thing in common…it was unflinching support for Trump.”
Congressman Schiff,
Chairman House Intelligence Committee, speaks to Reid:
“We made similar referrals in the case of Roger Stone, in the case of Erik Prince, where people came before our committee and we had good reason to believe based on the testimony and evidence that we collected, that they had lied under oath. And that they should be considered for potential prosecution for perjury or making a false statement. So it may very well be referrals along those lines. But look I think that the president has probably broader fears than that about his children. There are any number of reported investigations, some state some federal, in which he may be concerned that they’re facing criminal liability. And he is obviously concerned about himself from the press reporting, that he would even go so far as to consider trying to pardon himself somehow. But this is the nature of those the president has surrounded himself with, including his family. And that it’s essentially a den-of-thieves environment. And the so I think president views this as his way of trying to protect those who have protected him.”
J
Reid: “First of all you are a former prosecutor.
We know that there have been clemencies previously issued…to send a message….that we shouldn’t
be putting people in prison for life for selling marijuana…that can kind of a pardon. Have you ever heard of somebody given a pre-emptive pardon who was innocent of all crime…just somebody giving a blanket pardon…?
Congressman Schiff:
“No. I think there are very few cases where there’ve been prospective pardons.
Such as Ford pardoning Nixon for whatever he may have done during the presidency. There was some idea of the potential criminal liability facing Richard Nixon. Here, it’s an effort not only to prospectively pardon people for things they have not yet been charged with and may never be charged with, but also it’s the president’s own family. It’s people that have been covering up for the president in addition to his own family. In the case of Roger Stone it’s someone who lied to cover up. Or Michael Flynn who lied to cover up. And so there is a self-interest at play as well. And I think that makes this quite unique. You know there were accusations when President Bush conveyed a pardon to Caspar Weinberger, that the special counsel there thought might have been an effort by then President Bush to cover up – but nothing of the scale and scope of what Donald Trump has already done. And is contemplating in the future.”
Reid: “And the ‘Cover-Up General’ is what they use to call William Barr
because he advised H.W. Bush to pardon people, which interrupted those Iran Contra proceedings.
Let’s say Donald Trump tried to pardon himself. How would that be refuted? Who would be the party that would object to that, and how would that objection play out and potentially wind up in the Supreme Court?”
Congressman Schiff:
“It would play out this way.
Let’s say that the SDNY indicted Individual Number One – it was known to be the President of the United States – in a campaign fraud scheme that the Southern District has already charged Individual One
co-ordinated and directed. The same one that Michael Cohen went to jail for. The lawyers for president Trump would argue that the case should be dismissed because the president pardoned himself. The prosecutors would obviously contest that. And if the president were convicted, there would be an appeal on that basis. Or there may be an effort to even thwart the prosecution. And it would make its way up through the courts and ultimately the Supreme Court would decide – I have to think they would decide you can’t pardon yourself. Along the lines of the … opinion from the early 1970’s. It would make you a judge in your own case, it would put you above the law. And more than that it would allow a President of the United States to effectively nullify whole other sections of the Constitution because he can simply pardon himself after encouraging other people to engage in illegality. And the Constitution as our justices have written,
is not a suicide pact. To interpret it that way would make it into a suicide pact.”
Good Afternoon, TODbots.🙌🙌🙌🙌
Congrats, VC⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏆Furst🥂
Thank you, Nerdy Wonka🙇♀️☺🙇♀️☺
I spoke with President @BarackObama about his (amazing) new book ‘A Promised Land.' If you haven’t read it, you should. It’s a deeply personal and insightful look into his presidency and his journey along the way. And for young people, it's an invitation to remake the world. pic.twitter.com/J2xxu2R0dx
LOOK: This is the moment the receiver of the telescope at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico fell and damaged the reflector dish on Dec. 1. No injuries were reported pic.twitter.com/dY6GA6ObzG
BREAKING: The WI Supreme Court rejects a Trump Campaign suit seeking to invalidate ballots in Milwaukee/Dane counties that it argued were issued/counted w/out a written application, w/ incomplete certifications, or were cast by people who said they could not vote in person
Here's the language in Chief Justice Roggensack's dissent essentially saying: I'm not going to throw out ballots, but I do think the elections board may have broken the law.
A FOX 5 I-Team investigation has found more stock trades made by U.S. Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) involving a regional bank that benefited from legislation he supported and helped write. https://t.co/FN0mYh4Olb
WaPo:
“Tyson Foods managers had a ‘winner-take-all’ bet on how many workers would get covid-19, lawsuit alleges.”
Maddow reporting:
Bloomberg:
“Tyson Foods Inc. Accused of Misleading Interpreters at Virus-Hit Plant”
“Tyson is accused of giving incorrect information to interpreters during a Covid-19 outbreak that infected more than a third of workers at a pork plant in Waterloo, Iowa.
Plant management directed interpreters to tell the sizable non-English-speaking workforce that “everything is fine” at an April meeting.”
Corporate predation, macabre fun, and deadly gambling on how many workers would be infected.
—Intepreters were instructed to mislead workers.
—2800 employees eventually got COVID-19.
—This hit up the community and Iowa is at all time high.
Compensation, hello Tyson.
Crazy. Philly’s Four Seasons Total Landscaping dishes the dirt on the news conference heard ’round the world: ‘It was nothing we anticipated’ https://t.co/Wq5ndQbVKx via @phillyinquirer
According to the Secretary of State’s office,
the last day to register to vote
in order to participate in the January 5, 2021,
US Senate runoff election is:
JUST IN: In a 4-3 decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court decided it will not hear a lawsuit filed by Trump seeking to remove over 221,000 votes from Wisconsin's certified presidential election vote total.
Breaking: The official serving as Trump's eyes and ears at the Justice Dept. has been banned from the building after trying to pressure staffers to give up sensitive information about election fraud and other matters she could relay to the White House. https://t.co/o2NGd72ynW
Once a vaccine is ready and approved, @KamalaHarris and I are going to ensure it’s distributed equitably, efficiently, and free of charge to every American.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has unanimously denied a request to stay its dismissal of a GOP lawsuit challenging the state's universal mail voting and seeking to overturn Biden's win.
In a one-sentence order, the court declared the application "denied." https://t.co/47zx86SCEs
Several people questioning why my count has Trump/allies losing only 41 cases.
I treat each case as separate, but not each court ruling. Thus, if Trump loses at the district court level and then on appeal, I treat that as one loss, not two.
If you're in Georgia, make sure you and everybody you know is registered to vote by Monday, December 7. And if you turn 18 by January 5, you're eligible to vote in the runoff. Get registered right now: https://t.co/cb19SHEChF
"The president’s legal efforts to overturn the election have slowly petered out. Mr. Trump and his Republican supporters have already lost or withdrawn from nearly 40 lawsuits."
As of this afternoon, Trump and his allies have lost/withdrawn 41 cases.https://t.co/BzIPRmB0IB
NEW: Judge Emmet Sullivan denies Trump administration's attempt to stay his order blocking a controversial policy that allowed border agents to expel unaccompanied immigrant children back to their home countries. pic.twitter.com/SO4masv8KJ
The threats have been sent not just to high-ranking officials whose profiles have been raised in news media interviews, they said, but to members of their staffs, too. Some refused to speak publicly, for fear of making the problem even worse. https://t.co/1298R2JySUpic.twitter.com/NxnvymMdFS
Someone gave my pop this poster saying “Scranton loves Joe” and it served as the centerpiece for our family dinners in the week leading up to the election.
We thought he was joking when he told us he was going to put up billboards saying Joe loves Scranton if he won… pic.twitter.com/Z15G9V0QEp
Sidney Powell released the Kraken. And it turns out the mythological sea beast can't spell, is terrible at geography and keeps mislabeling plaintiffs in court.https://t.co/geBzjaoid2
Remarkable AP scoop: An ally of Stephen Miller has been banned from the Justice Department building after trying to pressure staffers to give her sensitive information about election fraud investigations:https://t.co/3FozLsVeFI
Fauci: Federal agents “drive me to work, they stay here, they make sure that nobody tries to break in [to my home] and, as Steve Bannon would like, have somebody behead me. I don’t socialize. It’s my wife and I and the federal agents.” https://t.co/fhCAeXFVci
Only in a Trump administration can the guy that’s in charge of finding cures for some of the most deadliest viruses know to man needs armed Federal Agents to protect him and his family from a cult that is lead by a fool.
Sheila I wish I knew, but last night as I was watching Joe and Kamala on CNN Joe said the same thing that you say. We must find a way to reach them, we must continue to offer a hand to them. Now what they do with that hand is up to them.
Over 25 PPP loans worth more than $3.65 million were given to businesses with addresses at Trump and Kushner real estate properties, paying rent to those owners. Fifteen of the properties self-reported that they only kept one job, zero jobs, or did not report a number at all.
Like I said last night on twitter, John Gotti had the Bergin Hunt and Fish Club and Tony Soprano had the Badabing. Mobsters need a place to congregate.
Joe Biden says he will ask Americans to commit to 100 days of wearing masks as one of his first acts as president. He stopped just short Thursday in a @CNN interview of the nationwide mandate he’s pushed before to stop the spread of the coronavirus. https://t.co/ijaDpUVFML
This might be a prelude to making it a mandate, of course the “my freedoms” crowd isn’t going to wear a make because of you know, freedoms and stuff. But still if it comes to a mask mandate I have no problem with take approach.
🚨NEW: Congressman Kelly, for a second time, asks the US Supreme Court to overturn the results of the Pennsylvania election, including his own election. He withdrew his last application before the Court could rule.https://t.co/KgtT3qohX9
🚨🚨BREAKING: Wisconsin Supreme Court DENIES Republican petition to bring an original action in the state Supreme Court challenging the certification of the 2020 election results.
Joe Biden tells CNN that he asked Dr. Fauci to "stay on in the exact same role he has had for the past several presidents. And I asked him to be chief medical adviser for me as well, and be part of the COVID team."
The only challengers to do better than Joe Biden’s 51.3% of the popular vote were Thomas Jefferson in 1800 (61.4%), Andrew Jackson in 1828 (56.4%), William H. Harrison in 1840 (52.9%), and Franklin Roosevelt in 1932 (57.4%).
Breaking NYT: DOJ investigated as recently as this summer the roles of Elliott Broidy, a top fundraiser for Trump, and Abbe Lowell, a lawyer for Jared Kushner, in a suspected scheme to offer a bribe in exchange for clemency for a tax crimes convict.https://t.co/WPnbexW2t7
And there you have it. Baras is the criminal. Broidy is the bagman and third party spoiler. And Kushner lawyer Lowell was the attorney in the bribery for pardon scheme. https://t.co/IUw4rlnT29
— Mueller, She Wrote Podcast (@MuellerSheWrote) December 4, 2020
Billionaire real estate developer Sanford Diller enlisted their help in securing clemency for psychologist Hugh Baras, who received a prison sentence on a tax evasion conviction.
Under the scheme, Diller would make "a substantial political contribution" in exchange for a pardon. https://t.co/gPUxUmvfre
Pennsylvania has already certified its electors, and the timing of Alito’s order means #SCOTUS wouldn’t even be able to act on this nonsense before the federal safe-harbor deadline—which is December 8.
Pretty clever of Justice Alito—and also a clear sign that this has no chance. https://t.co/PF00YtrjNv
Joe Biden on CNN: "My son, my family will not be involved in any business, any enterprise that is in conflict with or appears to be in conflict with … the presidency and government."
Somehow everything the rethugs do by open corruption is ‘non-reversible” while what the dems achieve legally like ACA can be sued up and down the courts to void them.
May be murkkka does deserve its treasonous traitors, especially when they repeatedly vote for them.
Tonight, the House passed legislation known as the Big Cat Public Safety Act, which would ban private ownership of big cats such as tigers, lions, leopards, cheetahs, jaguars or cougars.https://t.co/oMxLKFOyjS
WHAT THE… New lawsuit alleges Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ staff & IA assistant attorney general approved of sexual-arousal experiments on mentally disabled residents, & then after 6 employees at mental institution complained—fired them in retaliation. Wow.https://t.co/qlVRNIQBiC
Republicans bear the brunt #SARSCoV2 infections among US elected leaders. At least 81 elected officials in state & federal govt have tested positive for the coronavirus since Sept. 1.
In the next 48 hours we need to raise $159,000 to secure 56 billboards in Georgia. Please retweet and consider chipping in $5 here and helping break the thermometer: https://t.co/cvykvg65tC
Good afternoon, everyone AND…
‘Thank YOU, NerdyW’ for keeping the door/gate open to us! Your commitment is greatly appreciated.
Howdy VC! Lovely to see you Dear!
Hello, my Georgia Dear, it’s always a pleasure to see you! I notice you have been thoroughly enjoying your space reporting, even as you keep your eyes on the Georgia elections. Way to go!
Thank you Darling! Just trying to keep from exploding into a million pieces before Jan. 20th. 😊
Thank you Nerdy!
Thanks NW….magic c/o Curry and Obama.
VC!! Hey Lady!! You looking good on Furst!! 🕊💞👏🏼💞🕊
Thank you always, NW, big hugs all around! {{{ ♥️TOD🌏}}}
🙂 Greetings, Ms P. Wandered.
I waited a bit to see if anyone else wanted the honour, but gave in eventually. Hope all is well with you and yours!
Congrats, VC! I just finished watching this beautiful conversation while working on Christmas cards. No one is born a leader; it’s a skill that can be cultivated as you learn how to help everyone on your team succeed.
Hel-lo, Judith. 🙂 I’ve just finished watching too (I watched while playing online solitaire). The truth is, I always enjoy our President’s down to earth approach coupled with his intelligence. This is a leader I will always love and respect, and one of whom I’ll always, always be tremendously proud! God bless the day he entered (inter)national politics! 😀
😆 Connie!
Yes, please.
Question #3 is bullshit, but it wouldn’t hurt to have them on record answering the other two.
They won’t tell the truth about these questions anyway! They just bullshit and shuffle their feet. They suck the air out of the room and democracy out of the country. Fucking vote them all out when the time comes. They do not deserve to be part of a government they want to destroy!
ASSUMPTION OF GUILT IS SOMETHING BLACK AND BROWN PEOPLE ARE BORN WITH. IT’S WHAT CAN COST US OUR LIVES.
Oh snap! Movie theaters are in big trouble.
What a great interview with two of my favorite men men who I admire and Highly respect 😍 I enjoyed it from start to finish a great conversation 👍🏽😍😍
Good day TODville.
What’s with Democratic mayors etc caught not adhering to the advice they are doling out to their constituents about staying home or not gathering in restaurants and so on.
TX mayor told ppl to stay home while he was on vacation in Mexico, I believe his daughter’s wedding also caused a kerfuffle (sp?) Of some sort.
Now, he has apologized and cites ‘a lapse in judgement’.
Whatever happened to leadership by example?
Have a good day everyone.
WOOOOOOOWWWWW
Joy Reid:
“The Presidential Pardon was originally intended to temper justice with mercy.
It was not enshrined in our Constitution so that a dishonorable man could reward his criminal allies, friends and family for their criminal practices. However, that’s exactly what Donald Trump has done these past four years. He circumvented the proper legal protocols which seek to reward clemency to those who truly merit it. And has instead conveyed mercy to war criminals, liars, and political hacks who openly admitted to breaking the law…all these liars, criminals and cheat had one thing in common…it was unflinching support for Trump.”
Congressman Schiff,
Chairman House Intelligence Committee, speaks to Reid:
“We made similar referrals in the case of Roger Stone, in the case of Erik Prince, where people came before our committee and we had good reason to believe based on the testimony and evidence that we collected, that they had lied under oath. And that they should be considered for potential prosecution for perjury or making a false statement. So it may very well be referrals along those lines. But look I think that the president has probably broader fears than that about his children. There are any number of reported investigations, some state some federal, in which he may be concerned that they’re facing criminal liability. And he is obviously concerned about himself from the press reporting, that he would even go so far as to consider trying to pardon himself somehow. But this is the nature of those the president has surrounded himself with, including his family. And that it’s essentially a den-of-thieves environment. And the so I think president views this as his way of trying to protect those who have protected him.”
J
Reid: “First of all you are a former prosecutor.
We know that there have been clemencies previously issued…to send a message….that we shouldn’t
be putting people in prison for life for selling marijuana…that can kind of a pardon. Have you ever heard of somebody given a pre-emptive pardon who was innocent of all crime…just somebody giving a blanket pardon…?
Congressman Schiff:
“No. I think there are very few cases where there’ve been prospective pardons.
Such as Ford pardoning Nixon for whatever he may have done during the presidency. There was some idea of the potential criminal liability facing Richard Nixon. Here, it’s an effort not only to prospectively pardon people for things they have not yet been charged with and may never be charged with, but also it’s the president’s own family. It’s people that have been covering up for the president in addition to his own family. In the case of Roger Stone it’s someone who lied to cover up. Or Michael Flynn who lied to cover up. And so there is a self-interest at play as well. And I think that makes this quite unique. You know there were accusations when President Bush conveyed a pardon to Caspar Weinberger, that the special counsel there thought might have been an effort by then President Bush to cover up – but nothing of the scale and scope of what Donald Trump has already done. And is contemplating in the future.”
Reid: “And the ‘Cover-Up General’ is what they use to call William Barr
because he advised H.W. Bush to pardon people, which interrupted those Iran Contra proceedings.
Let’s say Donald Trump tried to pardon himself. How would that be refuted? Who would be the party that would object to that, and how would that objection play out and potentially wind up in the Supreme Court?”
Congressman Schiff:
“It would play out this way.
Let’s say that the SDNY indicted Individual Number One – it was known to be the President of the United States – in a campaign fraud scheme that the Southern District has already charged Individual One
co-ordinated and directed. The same one that Michael Cohen went to jail for. The lawyers for president Trump would argue that the case should be dismissed because the president pardoned himself. The prosecutors would obviously contest that. And if the president were convicted, there would be an appeal on that basis. Or there may be an effort to even thwart the prosecution. And it would make its way up through the courts and ultimately the Supreme Court would decide – I have to think they would decide you can’t pardon yourself. Along the lines of the … opinion from the early 1970’s. It would make you a judge in your own case, it would put you above the law. And more than that it would allow a President of the United States to effectively nullify whole other sections of the Constitution because he can simply pardon himself after encouraging other people to engage in illegality. And the Constitution as our justices have written,
is not a suicide pact. To interpret it that way would make it into a suicide pact.”
Congressman Schiff:
“There are good legitimate reasons for pardons. It doesn’t appear that any of those are motivating this president.”
Good Afternoon, TODbots.🙌🙌🙌🙌
Congrats, VC⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏆Furst🥂
Thank you, Nerdy Wonka🙇♀️☺🙇♀️☺
Great News….my mom likes Capehart…she likes Tiffany too…but leans a lil bit toward Capehart
Yes, Georgia!! Do this!!
He’s not fit
How is he even allowed to run? He should be under DOJ investigation.
WaPo:
“Tyson Foods managers had a ‘winner-take-all’ bet on how many workers would get covid-19, lawsuit alleges.”
Maddow reporting:
Bloomberg:
“Tyson Foods Inc. Accused of Misleading Interpreters at Virus-Hit Plant”
“Tyson is accused of giving incorrect information to interpreters during a Covid-19 outbreak that infected more than a third of workers at a pork plant in Waterloo, Iowa.
Plant management directed interpreters to tell the sizable non-English-speaking workforce that “everything is fine” at an April meeting.”
Corporate predation, macabre fun, and deadly gambling on how many workers would be infected.
—Intepreters were instructed to mislead workers.
—2800 employees eventually got COVID-19.
—This hit up the community and Iowa is at all time high.
Compensation, hello Tyson.
According to the Secretary of State’s office,
the last day to register to vote
in order to participate in the January 5, 2021,
US Senate runoff election is:
DECEMBER 7, 2020.
Click to access 2020%20Revised%20Short%20Calendar.pdf
GA, Monday is last day to register to vote.
FFS
Whining is all he does.
RM wondered aloud very early on, where that absolute shit ton of money came from….and where it all went. Now we know
Thieves
Wow! This is tonight!
Trump’s White House Communications Director resigns 48 days he leaves office. [yawn]
49 days before he leaves
One word sentence.
Love it.
A lawyer with no lawyerese.
🙌🙌
LOL! 😆
😂
Losers!
Aww! So sweet! Joe ❤️ Scranton!
Okay so there’s this tonight!
and then this on Dec 13th! Squeeee!
Oh yeh and this tomorrow! 😃
The first job of the next C.I.A Director should be to hunt down moles in all Federal Law Enforcement Agencies.
A spy.
Only in a Trump administration can the guy that’s in charge of finding cures for some of the most deadliest viruses know to man needs armed Federal Agents to protect him and his family from a cult that is lead by a fool.
This needs to stop….how do we STOP it
Sheila I wish I knew, but last night as I was watching Joe and Kamala on CNN Joe said the same thing that you say. We must find a way to reach them, we must continue to offer a hand to them. Now what they do with that hand is up to them.
Just because he’s doing his job. Outrageous. Why were there no consequences for Bannon?
Like I said last night on twitter, John Gotti had the Bergin Hunt and Fish Club and Tony Soprano had the Badabing. Mobsters need a place to congregate.
These republicans are seasoned robbers of the treasury.
Our tax dollars going to Trump buddies when people have lost their jobs, houses and health insurance.
This might be a prelude to making it a mandate, of course the “my freedoms” crowd isn’t going to wear a make because of you know, freedoms and stuff. But still if it comes to a mask mandate I have no problem with take approach.
I can’t wait until Joe names his AG and he or she gets sworn it, I hope the indictments start to fly off the shelf.
So, that makes it 43-1 win?
Yep, those 1800’s were heady times.
Oh
what an arrogant lil scummy pos.
These people are going to scheme all the way up until the day of the inauguration.
Joe and Kamala both knocked it out of the park in their joint interview with Jake Tapper, and Jake was on his best behavior I might add.
I have zero trust in the SC. One thing is for sure – the traitorous thug has exposed all the fault lines in the entire governing concept of us of a.
Somehow everything the rethugs do by open corruption is ‘non-reversible” while what the dems achieve legally like ACA can be sued up and down the courts to void them.
May be murkkka does deserve its treasonous traitors, especially when they repeatedly vote for them.
It hasn’t.
yup.
President Obama’s ads for Georgia’s Soon-Senators
WTF is wrong in Iowa!! Choose better leaders!
More of this …
No nonsense ….
Please support ….
It’s a fucking confession of voter fraud right there. Arrest these seditionists and frauds.
New post
https://obamadiary.wordpress.com/2020/12/04/old-school-mixtapes/
TGIF
Good Morning, TODvillie Community🍵☕🌻🌻🤗☀🌞🌅💚❤💙🧡🤎💜💛🖤🙏💪🙏