US Election 2020 - Pt 2

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No they are not doing Nazi salutes, they are pointing into the air while singing, You being a football fan should know that.

All the pictures I have seen (even the blown up ones) show their hands up with their fingers out, hell whenever I have gone to football games and sing I do the same thing. if you can show clearer evidence of these characters defending the statues of doing those salutes then fine I will concede, but with the evidence shown they are just football fans doing what they do.

Both you and Cerebus have posted two pictures of stills which does not seem to coincide with the the above.

It seems you guys have gone off the reservation now and just want to see White supremacists and Nazis around every corner.

and no I am not EM, but I see why she calls you Greggy because some times you act like a petulant child and need to be spoken to as such

Oh burn!!!!!
 
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No they are not doing Nazi salutes, they are pointing into the air while singing, You being a football fan should know that.

All the pictures I have seen (even the blown up ones) show their hands up with their fingers out, hell whenever I have gone to football games and sing I do the same thing. if you can show clearer evidence of these characters defending the statues of doing those salutes then fine I will concede, but with the evidence shown they are just football fans doing what they do.

Both you and Cerebus have posted two pictures of stills which does not seem to coincide with the the above.

It seems you guys have gone off the reservation now and just want to see White supremacists and Nazis around every corner.

and no I am not EM, but I see why she calls you Greggy because some times you act like a petulant child and need to be spoken to as such
On a balance of probabilities, looking at other videos, I think the salute is what it is.



 
Looks like support for the Impeached Orange Dotard is waning.

These lifelong Republicans may vote for Biden come November


In this bedroom community north of Phoenix, two gray-haired white residents stand silently at a dusty intersection, holding up homemade signs in the blistering 100-plus-degree heat.

It only takes a few minutes before Linda and Tom Rawles, holding "Black Lives Matter" and "Justice 4 George" signs, hear a clear and now familiar scream from a passing motorist -- suggesting this Republican-stronghold suburb of 4,000 is anything but free of cares. "Every life matters!" screams a woman from a red SUV. "Get a f***ing life!"

A few minutes later, another driver waves an obscene gesture out of his window.

The Rawleses wave or hold up peace signs with their fingers, unmoved by the negative feedback.
Politically, the Rawleses describe themselves as independents but remain lifelong Republicans. Both have worked in Arizona's Republican Party and have run for Congress as Republicans. In 2016, they voted for Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson.

This November, the Rawleses say, they will vote for Joe Biden over President Donald Trump. They're among the group of independent voters who say they prefer the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. A number of national polls in the last few weeks show Trump trails Biden among independents, a group he narrowly won in 2016.
Recent polling shows independents now favor Biden. In Arizona, that shift is also seen in polling.

"I'm not Antifa," jokes Linda Rawles, 61. But the registered Republicans, in just the last few weeks, have been moved by the nationwide protests against police brutality and racial injustice, the response to the coronavirus pandemic and the economic recession to this corner.

"I think the last three to six weeks have been a turning point," says Tom Rawles, 70. "We can always fight over the issues. But we need to cut out the cancer that is infecting the body politic of America."
That cancer to their party, the couple says, is Trump.

"We'll support Biden not because we agree with him on issues," Linda Rawles says, "but he's a decent, kind, sane man. I've considered myself a Republican since I was 13.
We're not at home in our party. We're not Democrats. We don't have anywhere to go."

Former Republican operative Tim Miller sees this group of political homeless voters as ripe for shifting in 2020, because now "their personal lives are being directly impacted by Trump," he says.
 
So now leftists are now patriots, embodied by good old uncle Sam?

Imagine believing all Americans who happen to be on one side of the political spectrum are incapable of patriotism.

Imagine believing your side has exclusive rights.

Imagine believing that, and then calling yourself the 'party of Lincoln' *AND* defending confederate statues and base names.

Imagine it.
 
Imagine believing all Americans who happen to be on one side of the political spectrum are incapable of patriotism.

Imagine believing your side has exclusive rights.

Imagine believing that, and then calling yourself the 'party of Lincoln' *AND* defending confederate statues and base names.

Imagine it.
Wow. Just imagine it. Lol hypocrite.
 
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