Thoughts on the Election

 



Well, this past Tuesday, November 5th, we had an election, and everyone is asking what happened. What happened that Kamala Harris lost? How could Donald Trump return to the White House as President? Kamala was a shoe-in! Right? This election was supposed to be so close, but it was a washout for the Democrats. Talk show hosts are having meltdowns on their TV shows. Blame is everywhere except where it should be.



Ok, so Trump was blamed for the Capitol riot, not the insurrection on January 6th 2021. He had multiple indictments against him. In New York, they weaponized the legal system and made him a felon. I could say the Democrats, but it was the Trump Haters that where in power both Republicans and Democrats, but mostly extreme liberal Democrats and main stream media prosecuted him. The man was impeached twice in Congress but survived the Senate. But attack after attack in the courts.



But it was not the attack on Trump that did his enemies in, it was the attack on the MAGA movement. Trump true supporters. In 2016 Democrat Nominee Candidate for President Hillary Clinton referred to MAGA as a basket full of deplorables and later that year she lost the election. The left was shocked. During four years of Trump's Presidency inflation and gas prices dropped dramatically. But then came 2020 that looked liked the apocalypse because China gave us COVID and the economy was shut down and Trump got the blame and the liberals stoled the election from him. I am not going in to details, you can figure that out for yourself.

Incomes the Biden administration and everything thing went south. On Presidents Bidens first day he shuts down the Keystone XL pipeline project. Gas prices started to soar. Groceries started to soar weeks later. The middles class disappeared. 

Then the WOKE movement started 

Woke is defined by the DeSantis administration as "the belief there are systemic injustices in American society and the need to address them," according to DeSantis' general counsel, as reported by The Washington Post. Again I am not going into details.

So the bottom line is the people that Voted for Trump has had enough. We don't care about the impeachment trials, the political weaponized trials that made him a felon,  The so called January 6th inserection. We don't care what the celebrities think, we don't care what main stream media thinks.






The people of MAGA have been called

A basket of Deplorables

Racist

Nazis

Fascist

Garbage

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH , 

WE THE PEOPLE FIND PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP NOT GULITY!

  

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