Of what, is the question.
Donald
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Preacher rejects Trump for 2024.
I'd like to see how that toothpaste is gonna go back into the tube.I'm not sure if this was supposed to be a secret or not.
It would certainly cause irreversible damage to The Republic. We are nearly there now .
Never underestimate the majority of American's ability to come to their senses.
That's happening now too.
Donald hates even looking at Blacks. He wants them out of his sight.
Former Employee Kip Brown Reveals Donald Trump’s Casino Concealed Black Staff During His Visits
https://www.inquisitr.com/former-em...asino-concealed-black-staff-during-his-visits
Former Employee Kip Brown Reveals Donald Trump’s Casino Concealed Black Staff During His Visits
https://www.inquisitr.com/former-em...asino-concealed-black-staff-during-his-visits
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ex-gop-lawmaker-describes-trump-001102631.html
Ex-GOP lawmaker describes Trump as smelling like a mix of armpits, ketchup and a butt
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... guess what - shit smells like shit ... 
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Ex-GOP lawmaker describes Trump as smelling like a mix of armpits, ketchup and a butt
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... guess what - shit smells like shit ... )
A federal appeals court has ruled against Donald Trump for a second time this month in a lawsuit filed by police officers over the Jan. 6 insurrection.
The former president had argued that he should be immune from the lawsuit because his conduct should be considered part of his official duties and “constituted speech on matters of public concern.”
The 11th District Court of Appeals cited a previous U.S. Supreme Court ruling that presidential immunity extended “no further than the outer perimeter of a President’s official responsibility.”
The former president had argued that he should be immune from the lawsuit because his conduct should be considered part of his official duties and “constituted speech on matters of public concern.”
The 11th District Court of Appeals cited a previous U.S. Supreme Court ruling that presidential immunity extended “no further than the outer perimeter of a President’s official responsibility.”