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Nice to see a American car NOT
ReplyDeleteOnly 1400 more days to go...Sigh...
ReplyDeleteThe car and the President have a lot in common: they are both of German ancestry.
ReplyDeleteNot your President? Then you must be living somewhere other than the USA.
ReplyDeleteThe person who came up with this slogan is as dumb as a bag of rocks.
If you are an American citizen and are still saying this, then you are in pure denial and in need of serious therapy.
I'm definitely anti-Trump, but 3 /4 of these comments so far definitely have Fascist undertones.
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ReplyDeletehttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/cp/opinion/presidential-inauguration-2017/not-my-president-not-now-not-ever
PS: MANY who voted for Drumpf said this about Obama for EIGHT years.....hell, they wouldn't even give the man his birthright....so it's a VERY American tit-for-tat.....welcome to ShitStorm17.....enjoy your president.
We must accept Trump's presidency no matter the questionable circumstances surrounding its occurrence. We must permit him and his cronies to normalize his behavior. To do otherwise is un-American and you are either with us or against us.
ReplyDeleteWhatever happened to tolerance, respect and agreeing to disagree? Turn off the media
ReplyDeleteLimousine liberal.....and I thought it was an urban legend.
ReplyDeleteTo anonymous who thinks that some of the comments have fascist undertones....I suggest reading the definition of words before you use them. Webster's is a wonderful publication to use.
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