Trump calls for nationwide boycotts of
companies that don’t respect conservative principles
Posted By: Imright, 11/11/2021 10:35:04 AM
During former President Donald Trump’s speech at a National Republican Congressional Committee dinner this Monday in Tampa, he called for conservatives to boycott any and all companies that don’t support “conservative principles.” “We need nationwide boycotts of companies that don’t believe in Republican and conservative principles. We’re not going to buy their product if they’re not going to buy our policy. If they’re not going to respect us, we’re not going to do it. Watch how quickly these companies will change if we do this,” he said.
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Kamala Harris tries to communicate with
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Le Pew's accent 42 replies
the French by addressing them in Pepe
Le Pew's accent 42 replies
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