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Run-Foamy-Run 🤣

More bj and sex in the tub

I am so glad when we will be able to close this thread after Trump is not removed from office and let the voters decide who our next President will be.

I think this was the last pole dance for Kristy in RLC. 😑

Today, very few political parties describe themselves as fascists. Instead, this term is usually used as an epithet by their political opponents. --Hence name calling once again by trump45sucks . Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, ultranationalist type of government that is characterized by a one-party dictatorship. When a country is under the rule of a singular dictatorship, it entails that there is a centralized government led by one person. And since the USA is primarily a 2 party system--it is not a fascist government with a king.

Maybe some day, you might find Karma--🤣

You see, Trump did not say what I posted, I did. Name calling is all that you Liberals are good for when you cannot defend your positions that you post--which when I have rebuked them as lies, you have not been able to counter--just name calling.

I would dispute that. No one would try to undermine the Presidency and advocate diminishing the Constitution as you and some others do. You love liberalism--period.

Ah--Putin is a US citizen, and therefore cast his ballot-- Well some people learn how our government works and some--like you don't Trump was elected by the Electorial College (last time I checked Putin was not on the list) based on the votes by state.

Strange, this was the question I was going to ask Has Malia done anything exciting besides taking a bath ?? but you all answered it already

We elected Donald J Trump, President of the United States

I do not know what country you are from, but I am sure that it has it's problems as well--so maybe you should concentrate more on your own country. We do not have a thread to scrutinize your country and your president, supreme leader, queen, king, emperor, or dictator--but maybe you should start one, Might be fun 🤣

I can honestly tell you that when I was in business, I met and attended a lot of functions-had pictures taken, said that some of the people I met were good people (even though some turned out not to be)--but that does not mean I was friends with them--. That real life experience that I am relating could have been a parallel experience for Trump (and Clinton) as well.

Now you are twising the facts--neither the article or myself claimed that. If it was common knowledge that Trump sues and has been sued, then why did you post Trump has been sued 3,500 times by his business partners, contractors, clients, employees, and banks-which was a lie? All you are doing in skewing an article or the facts to fit your own agenda and hatred. It is a fact that many wealthy and moderated wealthy individuals and businesses in the US are involved in lawsuits to protect their wealth by the vultures, people looking for an easy buck, and lawyers made possible by the outdated legal and tort system. Now do some research and find out how many times the other rich Democratic hopefuls have been involved in lawsuits to protect their wealth and report back to this forum. 😏

Here is the article that includes your charge--In no way does it implicate Trump (or Clinton for that matter) in any wrong doing---they all knew each other as the article states. I wish that you would at least be more honest and quit cherry picking your quotes and claims--we have enough fake news already Jeffrey Epstein’s connections to Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, explained WWW.VOX.COM Here’s what we know.

regarding #10--read the facts--Trump has not been sued 3500 times--he was involved in about 3500 cases during the last 30 years and below outlines what the cases were about and what happened So you lied in your statement that "Trump has been sued 3,500 times by his business partners, contractors, clients, employees, and banks It is not unusual for most wealthy people be involved in numerous lawsuits (Clinton has at least 900) Trump lawsuits by the numbers USA TODAY NETWORK journalists identified about 3,500 state and federal court cases involving Donald Trump and the more than 500 companies on his federal financial disclosure report and previous holdings. They break down like this. The figures are rounded because the USA TODAY search and review of cases is ongoing. Plaintiff vs. Defendant WHAT GOT HIM INTO COURT WHAT GOT HIM INTO COURT WHAT GOT HIM INTO COURT WHAT GOT HIM INTO COURT How the cases have gone How the cases have gone And in case you want more clarification instead of just graphs--here are the excerts of the findings The USA TODAY analysis identified at least 3,500 legal actions involving Trump. Reporters reviewed thousands of pages of records collected electronically and in person from courts in 33 states over three months, read more than 20 hours of depositions and interviewed dozens of litigants. Among those cases with a clear resolution, Trump's side was the apparent victor in 451 and the loser in 38. In about 500 cases, judges dismissed plaintiffs' claims against Trump. In hundreds more, cases ended with the available public record unclear about the resolution. Close to half the court cases — about 1,600 — involved lawsuits against gamblers who had credit at Trump-connected casinos and failed to pay their debts. About 100 additional disputes centered on other issues at the casinos. Trump and his enterprises have been named in almost 700 personal-injury claims and about 165 court disputes with government agencies. Dozens dealt with the bankruptcy proceedings of Trump's companies, and dozens more involved plaintiffs' lawsuits against Trump businesses that judges terminated because the Trump companies targeted had gone bankrupt. They include Trump's ongoing suit against the town of Palm Beach over airplane noise near his Mar-a-Lago Club and an earlier lawsuit against the town over an 80-foot flag pole. Trump's team argued in court that a smaller flag would understate his patriotism, but he eventually settled with town officials, agreeing among other concessions to lower the pole by 10 feet. There also are disputes with local governments from New York to Florida to Nevada over the size of his property-tax bills. The terms of most of the 100 settlements that Trump and his businesses reached with plaintiffs have not been disclosed. In about 60 additional cases, those sued by the Trump side have settled with him. A few have become fodder on the campaign trail, including two breach-of-contract lawsuits he filed against restaurateurs in connection with Trump's development of the Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. The businesses said they backed out of deals with Trump because of his derogatory comments about Mexicans. Both lawsuits are pending. In case you want to read the entire article--here is the link (I never hide my source or construe to slant the truth) Exclusive: Trump's 3,500 lawsuits unprecedented for a presidential nominee WWW.USATODAY.COM USA TODAY analysis finds 3,500 legal actions by and against Trump, fighting everyone from the government to the vodka makers.

Sorry Foamy for using your likeness 🤣

Glad you agree to what I said earlier (about 33 minutes before you)

I think she wants some more 😁

Great music today BTW--at least I like it

Now if he can just stay off his phone--(worse than some of the girls) 😏

Well that was a natural sexual experience IMO--He came inside her-so either she wants to get pg or she is on birth control. Either way ---this was not a show production and that is a turn in the right direction. RLC needs more of this.

This girl really is hot