Tulsa Time!!!!!!

You only speculate, junior. You don't know shit from Shinola. You know nothing about me.

She's probably alive...and he drives a Kia....lol Originally Posted by matchingmole

He drives a Nimitz-class douche canoe. Originally Posted by Lapdog

he upgraded to a Ford ..










BAHHAAAAAAA

John Tesh!!!!!!




No wonder the usual gaggle of Trumptards are so agitated today.....




BAHHAAAAAAA





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John Tesh!!!!!!BAHHAAAAAAA Originally Posted by matchingmole

Well, sadly in Trump's favor, we won't be able to blame a Tulsa virus spike on him after all, because NOBODY showed up! I doubt that'll put him up enough in the polls, though, so there's that.

Orange you glad you didn't go?

This is part of my frustration with the Democratic Party. They promote crimes like this.
Yeah it’s okay till it happens to you or a family member.CCB3971C-BD70-4F1D-BC6D-B9BABCFDF975.jpeg

This is part of my frustration with the Democratic Party. They promote crimes like this.
Yeah it’s okay till it happens to you or a family member.Attachment 872586 Originally Posted by R.M.

criminals ..







victim ..


https://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law/...q7dy4NCIHBoON/







Crime April 18, 2019
By

• Chelsea Prince, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The final life sentences were handed down Wednesday in the 2016 beating and burning death of an 83-year-old woman at her Georgia home.



Justin Grady, 40, and Cortavious Heard, 20, were denied the possibility of parole for their role in the brutal murder of Dorothy “Dot” Dow, a grandmother whose family operated a blueberry farm in north Meriwether County. Grady and Heard were former seasonal employees at the farm, which is about 50 miles southwest of Atlanta.




Justin Pierce Grady (left) and Cortavious Deshun Heard

Photo: Meriwether County Sheriff's Office


The two men, along with 20-year-old Mina Ellery and 19-year-old Angel Harmon, broke into Dow’s home on Aug. 4, 2016, with the intention of finding her son’s money stash, according to prosecutors. When he wasn’t there, the four tried to get information out of Dow.


RELATED: Woman, 83, beaten, burned in home invasion


She couldn’t answer their questions, and she was beaten. Both her arms were broken, and her face was cut and bruised.



Before they left, prosecutors said the crew poured lighter fluid down Dow’s back and set her on fire. They disabled the home’s telephone, and Ellery admitted to grabbing Dow’s medical alert device from around her neck, AJC.com previously reported.



Still, Dow crawled to a cellphone to call for help. She used water from a sleep apnea machine to put out the flames. Dow died more than 20 days later at Grady Memorial Hospital.


Grady and Heard pleaded guilty to Dow’s murder, home invasion, armed robbery and aggravated battery in December 2017. Coweta Judicial Circuit District Attorney Herb Cranford told AJC.com they agreed to testify against Harmon. Ellery had already pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced in September 2018 to life in prison with a minimum of 30 years to serve.
MORE: Third person pleads guilty to murder in beating, burning of 83-year-old woman




Mina Ellery

Photo: Meriwether County Sheriff's Office


Instead of standing trial, Harmon pleaded guilty Tuesday to murder, home invasion and aggravated assault and was sentenced to life with a minimum of 20 years to serve. She agreed to the plea but maintained her innocence, records show.


Cranford said Grady agreed to the life without parole sentence, and Heard’s plea was not negotiated.



“With a heavy heart for the Dow family, the District Attorney’s Office is thankful that justice has been served for the four defendants responsible for the heinous murder of Dorothy Dow,” Cranford said in a statement. “Words do not adequately describe what Mrs. Dow experienced and what her family has gone through. The District Attorney’s Office hopes that closing this criminal case with life sentences for all four defendants will give the family some solace.”


A fifth person was charged in a related burglary at the Dow home two days before the attack. Sanquavious Cameron pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to 15 years, with seven to serve in prison and the remainder on probation.

So, AOC had someone or more run up the registration?

This will be good .... that's a felony X __________! Originally Posted by LexusLover

apparently and she bragged about it.

We've discussed our feelings on the enthusiasm factor vs polling and I lean heavily toward enthusiasm having a large influence on election day.

And I do agree that any excuses on attendance right now are largely knee jerk reactions. I am disappointed that the expectation was way over hyped and do think Trump is going to take an immediate hit over it.

And I also do not discount the "fear" component as you mentioned somewhere before. Fear is a form of enthusiasm that shouldn't be discounted and the media is doing a spectacular job at ginning up "fear" of Trump in the liberal base.

Tulsa was in no way an overall positive for Trump. Originally Posted by eccielover

Thank you once again for your honesty.

I don't think the Tulsa rally will hurt Trump too much but it has to be a disappointment to Trump supporters. Not quite what Bambino hoped for in the OP:

"Trumps getting his campaign revved up with a HUGE rally in Tulsa tomorrow. People are camping out already. Over 100,000 expected to be there. Meanwhile, Creepy Joe will be in his basement chewing on ExLax!!!! He’s so constipated he can’t think or talk. Hopefully, the Tulsa police will be able to keep the usual misfits from Antifa and BLM far away from the peaceful folks.

Let’s party!"

Thank you once again for your honesty.

I don't think the Tulsa rally will hurt Trump too much but it has to be a disappointment to Trump supporters. Not quite what Bambino hoped for in the OP:

"Trumps getting his campaign revved up with a HUGE rally in Tulsa tomorrow. People are camping out already. Over 100,000 expected to be there. Meanwhile, Creepy Joe will be in his basement chewing on ExLax!!!! He’s so constipated he can’t think or talk. Hopefully, the Tulsa police will be able to keep the usual misfits from Antifa and BLM far away from the peaceful folks.

Let’s party!" Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

I’m not disappointed. People aren’t ready to jam indoor arenas. I’m surprised that many people did attend.

None stranger than you, maga gurl, and bambino! bwahahaha Originally Posted by pfunkdenver

...I don't think the Tulsa rally will hurt Trump too much ... Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

If there had been a packed turnout it would have been called "bad" and empty seats are now called "bad" .....

... do those CommunistSocialistLiberalLOONS actually believe normal people can't see THROUGH their bullshit?

No wonder Biden is hiding in the basement .... he believes them!