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I love her‼️😍 She just schooled this guy on Dems wanting to keep blacks down, uneducated on the plantation & voting for them! Or in the bottom of the crab 🦀 barrel of which she crawled out because she thought fir herself‼️Go Michaelah‼️🙌🏻 Smart lady‼️

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Фото профиля PammsyNow
PammsyNow1 год назад

*for ✍️ grr… dang autocorrect

Фото профиля The Washington Post
The Washington Post1 год назад

The 12 Democrats who make the most sense for 2028.

Фото профиля Blu-Berri 4 TRUMP 2028
Blu-Berri 4 TRUMP 20281 год назад

I love her tenacity but, She needs to get her facts right ….the Democrats DID NOT give blacks the right to vote, it was the Republicans, the democrats voted against it …the Republicans voted to free the slaves, the democrats fought to to keep them Every thing good voted on for the blacks was from Republicans, NOT the Democrats

Фото профиля PammsyNow
PammsyNow1 год назад

True Republicans made the vote happen. Dems didn’t want to!

Фото профиля Mary Liggio Ross 🟣⚪️🟡
Mary Liggio Ross 🟣⚪️🟡1 год назад

Love her! 👏👏👏

Фото профиля PammsyNow
PammsyNow1 год назад

Yes! ❤️

Фото профиля Craig Berkenmeier
Craig Berkenmeier1 год назад

Everything was spot on except that it was Republicans that passed the Civil Rights Act. The Demoncrats led by Robert Byrd (Former KKK member) filibustered the act.

Фото профиля PammsyNow
PammsyNow1 год назад

Yes!

Фото профиля I'm a good one, MAGA
I'm a good one, MAGA1 год назад

She's 💯 correct about everything she said in this. Democrats are using people to keep power. It's sick on so many levels.

Фото профиля PammsyNow
PammsyNow1 год назад

Except Republicans did legislation to give blacks the vote….not Dems.

Фото профиля Kathleen Rios
Kathleen Rios1 год назад

They would kept them on welfare for generations. They do not care about anyone. They want power and gaslighting. They are the most hateful racist political group of all. Funny how they think they are going unchecked and nobody notices this hypocritical bunch of devils

Фото профиля PammsyNow
PammsyNow1 год назад

Exactly!

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