America’s Color Revolution

[jpmuscle]

@TomMcC

Much conflicting info, even from things like NPR. I think the officer did die. My apologies. I wish he hadn’t.

Because you thought NPR was fair and balanced in the first place??

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[TomMcC]

@jpmuscle

Because you thought NPR was fair and balanced in the first place??

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No, because they first reported the death and then they retracted it. Some news outfits, not as famous as NPR, were doing similar things. I don’t ever read the msm, I saw the NPR retraction on like page 4 of a google search.

[jpmuscle]

Ah gotcha. Carry on

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[grizzlyblake]

@soulezoo

It’s my belief that had he actually acted “presidential” instead of the incessant insane tweets and let his staff do the messaging, he could have won easily. But no, he had to come off half crazy and that turned a lot of people off. Some I know who voted for him in 16 just took the election off this time and didn’t care.

11 Million more people voted for Trump in 2020 than in 2016.

2020 Election
Trump = 74,111,419
Biden = 81,009,468

2016 Election
Trump = 62,984,825
Hillary = 65,853,516