Trump's Social Media Warning Is a Case of Too Little, Too Late?

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Trump's Social Media Warning Is a Case of Too Little, Too Late?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Sunday, May 17, 2020 - 11:56.

Trump's Social Media Warning Is a Case of Too Little, Too Late?

Re: Trump's social media warning

Joy Sun, 05/17/2020 - 15:31

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You are right, and it is galling/terrifying/disgusting. Been at this for over 30 years on a much-lesser scale than you, Dave, but my empathy meter is clicking like crazy. I'm now saying to cognitively-dissonant people that "There are people who want to kill us and take our stuff." I then point them-again- to the CSS, NN et al. It's on them. You can't teach some people ANYTHING, no matter how much truth is told. The others? Maybe, but as you said, there's a whole lot of too little and too late going on. Seriously, how much motivation do they NEED??? Re POTUS, I've repeatedly called, sent email, and also have sent registered letters, giving my opinion and citing you, Mike Adams et al. So, AAAUGHH!More difficult re mobilization now, but...

I’m all in but....

Jon Q Publixs Sun, 05/17/2020 - 16:10

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We need a leader! Who embodies freedom and our country. And if that person is out there NOW is the time to step up. We are waiting.

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