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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
I’ve been waiting for someone to proclaim “enough is enough” on the Sean Spicer gaffe attack. I agree that it was a stupid thing to say and was definitely a foot-in-mouth moment, arguably his first and only one. The rule is supposed to be, you do not go into hiding and wait for the storm to pass, you get in front of the cameras, admit you said something stupid, take responsibility for your actions, and apologize. That’s how you do it.
Sean Spicer did all that, on every channel, in front of some of the most hostile anti-Trump MSM-DNC Agents out there.
First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
In what many considered to be the first test of President Trump’s coattails, Kansas Republican Ron Estes won the House seat vacated by Mike Pompeo, who was chosen by Trump to be CIA Director. Although we are still 19 months away, every election like this will be used as a barometer of the direction of the country, whether we like it or not.
First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
In a revelation that surprised nobody thinking logically (who else could it have been?) Bloomberg has been the first (second if you choose to include Mike Cernovich) to admit that they know it was Susan Rice who signed the logs getting her the information that eventually led to the Obama Administration “unmasking” the civilians on the Trump Team who were “unintentionally suveilled” by various security agencies.
In my opinion, this is the biggest story since Watergate about political intrigue, and it is the biggest story not covered by the MSM since Matt Drudge revealed the Bill Clinton – Monica Lewinsky story after it was buried. Like him or not, we owe Cernovich a big “thank you”. From Zero Hedge:
First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
Let me start by saying that I am not a fan of giving huge amounts of government welfare to other countries. I want to be clear on that. So now I begin:
What the UK did by exiting the EU was the single bravest move against the Socialists in world history, so far. Our own electoral decision to choose Trump against the combined might of the Socialists in the USA is a close second.
First time voting was from the CO's office, stationed in Germany for the US Army, in 1980. Had enough of my Commander-In-Chief J. Carter, voted for Ronald Reagan. Never looked back.
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