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Trump's return to Butler, Pennsylvania, site of first assassination attempt, is 'gutsy,' supporters

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4 hours ago, Razman said:

These days he's too busy being a Trump mouth piece. Who knows , if i knew the Harris campaign was gonna tax me a lot more as a billionaire , maybe i would do the same.

Only if he has hitched his fortune to China and other parts of the world.  If Trump fails hard enough here, Elon may not retain the world's richest man title.  He would certainly take a hit if the government stopped supporting Tesla.

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To bad trump doesn’t have the same concern for the people of Springfield ohio or Jan 6, the harm that this caused is no joke.   I am almost finished reading Jack Smith’s recent court filing

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🤣 Butler is a **** hole....

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A minor Constitutional impediment that maybe only President Trump could fix.

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20 hours ago, Tatetopa said:

I didn't realize Elon was taller than Trump.  I heard a bit of his speech.  He is younger, richer, more successful, and better looking than Trump.  He is coherent and can talk on important subjects.  Why shouldn't he be president?

Either did I. He usually looks dumpy. 

Three Ts in a row, the middle tosser is the shortest :rofl:

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