RedStateLeft Has a Meltdown After White House Moves Pic of Obama, Replaces It With Much More Powerful One
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63% : READ MORE: Beautiful Moment: Ksenia Karelina's Homecoming and Her Joyful Words to Trump About Her Rescue Dem Talking Point Implodes: Even CNN Has to Admit Truth About New Inflation Numbers But instead, Friday's meltdown involved portraits at the White House.54% : The White House announced the addition of this powerful moment when President Donald Trump -- after being shot in the ear -- stood up amid the Secret Service agents and shouted, "Fight, fight, fight!" That's something that should go up for posterity in the White House, a truly historic moment, with Trump triumphing over those who tried to kill him.
10% : So, he's a dictator because he moved a bad portrait of Obama, and replaced it with a historic one of President Trump?
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