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GA: U.S. Rep. McBath Pushes Bipartisanship at Town Hall
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Dunwoody resident Robert Wolford waved his handwritten “Impeach Trump” poster board in front of the high school auditorium as about 200 residents made their way through soaking rain for Saturday’s town hall meeting with U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath. “Lock him up,” an older woman said as she passed. Wolford smiled from behind dark, wraparound sunglasses. “We need a trial first,” he said. |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(6/10/2019)
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Typical Democrat idiots.
They don't even believe that there should have been a crime committed, an arrest and trial, and a conviction for anyone to be imprisoned --- if that person is Donald Trump.
(Cue Monte Python) "She turned me into a NEWT!" "But you don't LOOK like a newt!?" "I got over it...."
GAH. Imbeciles. |
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