The wall has been the president’s go-to message. Other presidents have libraries in their honor. Since Trump does not read, he might be envisioning a “sea to shining sea” memorial to himself:
‘The Wall is being built and is well under construction. Big impact will be made. Many additional contracts are close to being signed. Far ahead of schedule despite all of the Democrat Obstruction and Fake News!’
Then, the man who occasionally sits in the Oval Office complimented Trump TV:
‘Thank you
@foxandfriends. Great show!’
Yet, he despises the rest of the media for telling the truth about him and his “dishonesty:”
‘I cannot believe the level of dishonesty in the media. It is totally out of control, but we are winning!’
This is probably the real message. Trump has been feeling the pressure of his gang of friends aka felons going down:
‘PRESIDENTIAL HARASSMENT!’
Still, Trump feels there will be redemption. After all, his former campaign manager’s attorney told the world “NO COLLUSION with Russia.” That was not exactly true. Paul Manafort’s attorney said no collusion with the Russian government officials. Close but no cigar:
‘Both the Judge and the lawyer in the Paul Manafort case stated loudly and for the world to hear that there was NO COLLUSION with Russia. But the Witch Hunt Hoax continues as you now add these statements to House & Senate Intelligence & Senator Burr. So bad for our Country!’
‘On International Women’s Day, we honor women worldwide for their vital role in shaping and strengthening our communities, families, governments, and businesses…’
‘Women’s unemployment rate is down to 3.6% – was 7.9% in January, 2011. Things are looking good!’
We are apprehending record numbers of illegal immigrants – but we need the Wall to help our great Border Patrol Agents!
“This is as good a time as I can remember to be an American Worker. We have the strongest economy in the world.” Stuart Varney @foxandfriends So true!
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