How im feeling now
I simply can't comprehend why is it no matter how many laws or violates the constitution(Trump). He walks away from it, people think its matter of opinion that hes a felon when he was convicted on 34 counts of falsefying business records. If that's not enough I could go on for a list of reasons that makes him a terrible president. But I won't say it because it doesn't matter you can say anything there's a rebuttal or "lies" they say even if its something anyone could look up. Done arguing with Maga or whatever they wanna call themselves because there is no point. They will deny deny deny till the day they die. Doesn't matter about the insurrection they all just claim it wasn't that, even though we ALL SAW WHAT HAPPENED. If you think its not an insurrection why did they have guns military grade weapons, threatened to hang Mike Pence. The fact they voted for a guy who said MULTIPLE TIMES he would sleep with Invanka Trunp(daughter) if they weren't related is sick. Truly doesn't matter what you say their a lost cause it doesn't matter what Trump says or does it will never be enough for them to think critically.
So f* everything
Edit: dont any grown ass men come in her and say "cry harder" come up with a new insult this isn't crying this is me showing yall absolute hypocrisy
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