It looked and sounded like a JERRY LEWIS TELETHON FOR THE handicapped kids>>>Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin claims she cried '15, 20' times while watching Dem convention
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On 8/21/20 11:27 PM, Lorando wrote:
> Washington Post "conservative opinion writer" Jennifer Rubin claimed
> Thursday she was so moved by this year's Democratic National Convention
> that she cried more than dozen times during the four-night event.
>
> Joe Biden wrapped up the convention Thursday night by officially accepting
> the Democratic Party's nomination in a well-received speech. His remarks
> followed impassioned speeches from former President Barack Obama, former
> first lady Michelle Obama, Biden's wife Jill, and vice presidential
> candidate Kamala Harris among others.
>
> Following the conclusion of the convention, CNN contributor Amanda
> Carpenter asked how emotional the quadrennial gathering of Democrats made
> viewers.
>
> WASHINGTON POST'S JENNIFER RUBIN MOCKED FOR CALLING NEW YORK GOVERNMENT'S
> COVID-19 RESPONSE 'COMPETENT'
>
>
> "I need an honest tally from all you who watched all four nights of the
> Dem convention telling me the number of times the programming made you
> cry. Go," Carpenter tweeted.
>
> Rubin, an MSNBC contributor, responded to Carpenter's inquiry.
>
> "15? 20?" Rubin estimated.
>
>
> Rubin's response raised some eyebrows.
>
> "This means you need a psychiatrist," filmmaker Robby Starbuck responded.
>
> WASHINGTON POST'S JENNIFER RUBIN MOCKED FOR REPEATEDLY CLAIMING THE 'WALLS
> ARE CLOSING IN' ON TRUMP
>
> "Do tears of boredom count?" Daily Wire editor and writer Jon Brown
> jokingly asked.
>
> "#DemocracyDiesInDementedness" opinion columnist Rita Panahi quipped.
>
>
> Rubin, previously an outspoken conservative critic of Obama, repeatedly
> praised his speech on Wednesday night, tweeting "Obama's mere presence
> reminded us of what a dignified, responsible president sounds like." In
> 2012, Rubin claimed the 44th president was "killing the Democratic Party."
>
> https://www.foxnews.com/media/jennifer-rubin-cried-during-democratic-
> national-convention
>
It looked and sounded like a JERRY LEWIS TELETHON FOR THE handicapped kids.
A parade of mentally disabled trying to tell America who we really are,
only we're the ones who actually decide that, NOT the Marxists running
the Democrat Party.
--
That's Karma
*Mama'says*
173 - If a marriage license can *NOT* tell you who *you* *must*
*engage* *in* *marriage* *with* depending on their sexual identity
(Because it's unconstitutional) how can a business license tell you
*who* *you* *must* *engage* *in* *commerce* *with* depending on their
sexual identity? Is it or isn't it UNCONSTITUTIONAL for government to
use a license to mandate or limit participation depending on sexual
identity...?