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#CIA #4amTalkingPoints

Thank goodness The President golfs regularly.

We should all golf, or walk, or run, or bike, or climb, or roll more regularly.

#ExerciseIsAn8LetterWord

 https://t.co/EpNGv0dVEz

#TheresAnEchoInHere

#CIAtactics
#https://www.rawstory.com/ =
TrumpDerangementSyndrome on steroids

Rockin the deep state message

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The #Failed #LuceFamilyCon

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Another East Indian #rag hating on The President. For exercising, while he contemplates and converses with trusted friends. #LunaticLeft

https://t.co/6hfGpbJduA
Of course @CNN is on this band wagon as well

No reason to even link to them here
Canada "representing" / doing the #zombie thing

https://t.co/UbAHuXwycS
This #FakeNews was a fun deep dive

https://t.co/P0BrJcClAZ
Miami hark-the-Herald, rockin' the Christmas spirit. Deep State style. Proud of their Leftists.

@MiamiHerald

https://t.co/3jzQ7KfwTP
If you weren't sure about TheHill,com

this should answer it

#KneePads

https://t.co/VER84APwQZ
Likewise with Mediaite,com

https://t.co/Q0ulBIYQCt
#BowDownBeforeTheOneYouServe

https://t.co/wsQP4qm08g

"I'd rather die
than give you control"

#GFY

#CIA #ThousandPiecesOfShit
https://t.co/2gRKGL7t3s

#WorldClassAss

"Kyle Griffin" = 5-x-5

"The 5 can be their own worst enemy"

With a 5-x-5? Count on it.

#1to9
Speaking of losers with 5 destinies

"Emily Brandwin" = 5-destiny -- The 5 is the most naive quality. Emily = 5-x-1. #DoubleShot

Check out that profile, btw. Admits to being former #CIA.

https://t.co/SEcDZaRcdv
Speaking of a #DoubleShot

https://t.co/QB5D9nTnh7

#CIAkilledJFK
And the Deep State sellouts keep on coming

#MiniMike

https://t.co/ZWVqBWRyaJ
From @Marc_Perrone's profile:
"President of 1.3 million member United Food & Commercial Workers International Union @UFCW."

America will never be a Socialist country, Marc

https://t.co/x0UyNzAs0u
@ABCNews #FakeNews

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Minnesota - a state living in infamy

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@APNews tried to say this page -- that they had tweeted out -- didn't exist.

#ShellGame

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Apple,news phones it in, redirecting to CNN's "coverage"

https://t.co/wMNEu5gMIl
Did you know?

"KTLA has been keeping Southern California informed since 1947" 🙄

@KTLA @KTLAnewsdesk

https://t.co/XOTYl9ZRXo
Hating on The President is an International Affair

@DailyMail @DailyMailUK

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Even the #FunctionallyIlliterate are weighing in

#odious

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MSN opts for a CNN ass-kissing

https://t.co/vqYFTrhgzQ
Detroit, showing their Confucian side

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Quality socialists -- says so in her profile -- jumping on the bandwagon

"Kara" = 2-x-4
"Kara Krieger" = 5

#ClassicNumbersForAntifaAndBLMterrorists

I did not say Kara is a B-3 bomber

#1to9

https://t.co/hDfrZHE0Cz
https://t.co/izb82TSwLl

"Founded in 2008, PoliticusUSA is a political commentary site that provides news, analysis, and opinions from a progressive perspective. Jason Easley serves as the Publisher/Editor-in-Chief"

Jason = 7-x-5 -- "accident looking for a place to happen"
@KNWA is arKansas-based.

Say, where are Billy & Hillary & upside-down-cross daughter from? #coven

https://t.co/4rWiQOsUrg

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U.S. charges political scientist Kaveh Afrasiabi with acting as an agent of #Iran's regime.

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Afrasiabi is a known Tehran apologist & strongly defends the world's number one terrorist Qassem Soleimani.


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The GOP got rid of the SCOTUS filibuster so they could jam through three fringy right-wing Alito clones, including one right before the election, but sure thing, bud.

“Uh, actually, they got rid of the SCOTUS filibuster because Harry Reid did it first for something totally different! I am very smart!”

No. Knock it off.

Here’s the thing about the “But Harry Reid...” excuse:

1. McConnell was holding up Obama nominees, some *for literal years* without a vote.

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