Kathy Hochul’s ‘anti-American’ gaslighting
— final proof Dems don’t dare discuss
the real issues
Posted By: 4250Luis, 11/4/2024 4:47:59 AM
Not long after her minions pulled off the five-hour raid that killed P’nut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon, Gov. Hochul took to MSNBC to call out everyone “voting for these Republicans in New York” as “anti-American.” No wonder she’s one of Joe “Garbage” Biden’s favorite governors. Still smarting from Nancy Pelosi’s epic slap over helping Republicans take multiple New York seats in the House in 2022, Hochul has gone all-in on flipping some back. But mostly by not showing up in person: Even lefty Mondaire Jones doesn’t want the “moderate” gov campaigning for him.
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Kathy Hochul’s ‘anti-American’ gaslighting
— final proof Dems don’t dare discuss
the real issues 10 replies
— final proof Dems don’t dare discuss
the real issues 10 replies
Not long after her minions pulled off the five-hour raid that killed P’nut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon, Gov. Hochul took to MSNBC to call out everyone “voting for these Republicans in New York” as “anti-American.”
No wonder she’s one of Joe “Garbage” Biden’s favorite governors.
Still smarting from Nancy Pelosi’s epic slap over helping Republicans take multiple New York seats in the House in 2022, Hochul has gone all-in on flipping some back.
But mostly by not showing up in person: Even lefty Mondaire Jones doesn’t want the “moderate” gov campaigning for him.
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