Obama, Bush conferences on authoritarian
threats, disinformation to follow Trump
’24 announcement
Posted By: Imright, 11/13/2022 4:03:36 PM
With the ruling D.C. establishment having successfully beaten back the midterm election challenges to their unchecked power by congressional candidates who were supported by former President Donald J. Trump, the job now turns to snuffing out the MAGA movement and, in the eyes of many, two former leaders with much in common will be spearheading the effort. Two of Trump’s fellow White House alumni Barack Obama and George W. Bush will be holding back-to-back “democracy” conferences following the expected announcement that he will be officially declaring a 2024 presidential run, something that the corrupt uniparty appears to be determined to prevent at all costs.
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Response Possible to Trump’s 2024 Announcement 9 replies
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