Does Trump Really Want to Win Re-Election?

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Does Trump Really Want to Win Re-Election?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Friday, August 2, 2019 - 05:58.

Does Trump really want win the 2020 Election? Social Media, according to researchers, could change as many as 15 million votes. No candidate can overcome this. Why doesn't the President act against the illegal actions of social media and Big Tech? Here is the story along with what is presently happening and what Trump must do to secure victory in 2020.

President Trump needs a new VP

Rose Sat, 08/03/2019 - 04:37

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I think President Trump needs a new VP. No change, no improvement. At White House briefings and meetings, President Trump appears to be all alone in the company of a pack of wolves—warmongers and other globalists—who want wars, who want us dead yesterday, the U.S. Constitution overturned, and U.S. borders and sovereignty gone so the U.N. and China can take over. I call this evil globalists’ stuff the Alien Agenda. We need a better VP who is with President Trump physically and spiritually, and who looks out for Trump, not just in name only like Pence (Republican). Where the hell is Pence when President Trump needs him? Pence is like a cardboard VP who pursues his own agenda.

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