
It’s Wednesday aka Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention.
For Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention President Shouty shouted at us 5 times and has retweeted 9 times so far.
He started his Wednesday @ 12:32 a.m. D.C. time, by tweeting out his continued support of Right-Wing nutjob Laura Loomer, for winning a chance to run for a Florida Congressional seat.
According to the New York Times Florida Primary Election Results for the 21st Congressional District; Loomer received 14,457 (42.5 percent) while her Republican Opponent Christian Acosta received 8,681 (25.5 percent).
The Democratic Incumbent Lois Frankel easily held off her challenger Guido Weiss receiving 75,098 (86 percent) with Guido only managing to gain 12,205 (14 percent) of the vote.
USA TODAY reported that Loomer was gathered with friends to watch the returns from her Congressional Primary.
Loomer was surrounded by an all-star cast of conservative and far-right leaders toasting her win in the GOP primary.
USA TODAY. 08/19/2020.
Among those gathering to watch returns with Loomer were political strategist Roger Stone, British writer Milo Yiannopoulos and Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes.
Earlier Tuesday evening he issued his support.
*blink blink*
President Cherry-picker moved on to cherry-pick a quote from the Daily Caller showing that collusion not a crime didn’t happen.
The Senate Intelligence Committee released volume 5 of their investigation into Russia interfering with the U.S., 2016 Presidential Election.
As I still have not read the 966 paged report here are some tweeted highlights.
"As this experience illustrated, White House intervention significantly hampered and prolonged the Committee's investigative effort," report says. "Most importantly, some witnesses were directed by the White House not to tum over potentially privileged information…" pic.twitter.com/k8L1Q1layD
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) August 18, 2020
Wow–SSCI goes further than Mueller did in describing Konstantin Kilimnik's relationship with Russian intelligence. "Kilimnik is a Russian intelligence officer," the report says. kilimnik was Manafort's longtime business associate. (pg 28) pic.twitter.com/xpbhDechU1
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) August 18, 2020
"In August 2016, following the Campaign's tasking, Stone obtained information indicating that John Podesta would be a target of an upcoming release, prior to WikiLeaks
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) August 18, 2020
releasing Podesta's emails on October 7. Stone then communicated this information to Trump…" (173) pic.twitter.com/52vo4SeuEk
Some details about the day of the Access Hollywood tape/Podesta emails release: Trump campaign team heard about the tape an hour before its release. Stone told Corsi to get Assange to "drop the Podesta emails immediately." WikiLeaks did so 30 min after tape published. (249) pic.twitter.com/rKfDnJ511f
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) August 18, 2020
As a side note, can I just say, see how she has numbers at the end of the tweets, those are handy page numbers so you the reader may scan to the page, and read things before and after her pictured snip. It’s just another reason Natasha Bertrand, is worth a follow.
After pausing a few hours in tweeting President Shouts Things shouted that if we could protest in person, well we could vote in person too.
Tuesday President Hypocrite retweeted this…
So if he can travel to states to campaign and going for the weekends to his country clubs, how come he can’t vote in person in Florida, on election day?
He then goes on to whine about drug companies making ads that blast government as a whole setting price controls on drugs.
According to NPR reporter Tamara Keith, President Lies A-lot has not yet submitted his “favored nations” EO to the Federal Register.
President Bad @ Campaigning tells supporters not to buy Goodyear tires.

President Doesn’t Have a Good You Know What whines about to the Senate Majority leader about hearings happening in the House.
— Sideline_Observer (@Chris79699884) August 19, 2020
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