Mistakes..

 

Politicians took advantage of the situation... "I'll listen to the Science"  "During the Ebola Pandemic only 2 people died"  " Abook revenue of $5 Million to the leader who cover up the Nursing Homes Covid Deaths" etc.

Sanctuary..?

 

Eat..

 

Separation..

 

Bet..

 

Bet on the wrong horse. The problem with it is that she new this horse.

Lipstick..

 

As..

 

Inflation..

 

We the people...

Shift .

 

A political shift is beginning to take hold across the U.S. 

More than 1 million voters across 43 states have switched to the Republican Party over the last year, according to voter registration data analyzed by The Associated Press. 

The previously unreported number reflects a phenomenon that is playing out in virtually every region of the country — Democratic and Republican states along with cities and small towns — in the period since President Joe Biden took office .  “It’s more so a rejection of the left than embracing the right,”

registered voters are becoming increasingly concerned about the Democrats’ support in some localities for mandatory COVID-19 vaccines, the party’s inability to quell violent crime and its frequent focus on racial justice. Just a "wake Up" thought.

Escalate....

 In their zeal to portray Donald Trump as a dangerous threat to national security, the Clinton campaign has taken a starkly anti-Russian stance, one that completes a total role reversal for the two major American parties on U.S.-Russian relations that Hillary Clinton is committed to, in her attempt to become a president.

The side switching between the parties on Russia is the result of two converging trends. U.S.-Russian relations have gone downhill since Russian President Vladimir Putin came back to power in 2012, torpedoing the Obama administration’s first term outreach to Moscow, which Clinton led. Then, in the past year, Trump’s Russia-friendly policy has filled the pro-engagement space that Democrats once occupied.

And now, for mostly political reasons, the Clinton campaign has decided to escalate its rhetoric on Russia. After Trump suggested that if Russia had indeed hacked Clinton’s private email server it should release the emails, the Clinton campaign sent out its Democratic surrogates to bash Russia and Trump in a manner traditionally reserved for Republicans.