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I wasn't motivated to watch, but I ended up doing so. The speech DT gave was pretty good, but all the niceties will die off in the next day or two and when Monday rolls around, it will be a street fight. Even if he tries to do most of what he wants, it will be a tough row to hoe with the goofiness that the power structure has in place to resist him. I didn't vote for the guy. I voted for an alternative. But now that he is there, I hope that things do improve and he gets a lot of his claims done. We have a mess on our hands and it needs to get reigned in. I am cautiously optimistic. I am not going to get my hopes up too high.

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I recorded it to play for my grandkids and for a question and answer session with them.

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Traveling across country and in and out of Canada I can see where Coby7 gets his info from. Canadian media sources are just as bad as Mega media here.

 

They have the whole country up north terrified that Trump is gonna take all their jobs.

 

I believe this pretty much is the answer they have yet to understand:

 

I didn't write this, I simply came across and wanted to share.

 

I'm noticing that a

lot of you aren't graciously

accepting the fact that

your candidate lost.

 

In fact you seem to be posting

even more hateful things about

those of us who voted for Trump.

 

Some of you are

apparently "triggered"

because you are posting

how "sick" you feel about

the results.

 

How did this happen

you ask?

 

-------------------

 

You created "us"

when you attacked

our freedom of speech.

 

You created "us"

when you attacked

our right to bear arms.

 

You created "us"

when you attacked

our Christian beliefs.

 

You created "us"

when you constantly

referred to us as racists.

 

You created "us"

when you constantly

called us xenophobic.

 

You created "us"

when you told us to get

on board or get out of the way.

 

You created "us"

when you forced us to buy health care

and then financially penalized us

for not participating.

 

You created "us"

when you lied and said

we could keep our insurance plans

and our doctors.

 

You created "us"

when you allowed our jobs

to continue to leave our country.

 

You created "us"

when you attacked our flag.

 

You created "us"

when you took God out of our schools.

 

You created "us"

when you confused

women's rights with feminism.

 

You created "us"

when you began to emasculate men.

 

You created "us"

when you decided to

make our children soft.

 

You created us

When you decided to rewrite

school history books and remove

the truth about our founders

 

You created "us"

when you decided to vote

for progressive ideals.

 

You created "us"

when you attacked our way of life.

 

You created "us"

when you decided to let

our government get out of control.

 

"You" created "us"

the silent majority.

 

You created "us"

when you began murdering

innocent law enforcement officers.

 

You created "us"

when you took a knee,

or stayed seated or

didn't remove your hat

during our National Anthem.

 

And we became fed up

and we pushed back and spoke up.

 

And we did it with

ballots, not bullets.

 

With ballots, not

riots.

 

With ballots, not

looting.

 

With ballots, not

blocking traffic.

 

With ballots, not

fires, except the one you

started inside of "us".

 

"YOU" created "US".

 

It really is just

that simple.

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