Where’s Melania…
this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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Based on dubious sources (tweets) this article claims she is seen with him so rarely, and often so negatively (such as arriving/departing separately), that the Tump team has had to release photoshopped images (of which still seem to number low single digits a year).
The Republican frontrunner.
For now... In months to come because of Biden screw ups, and Dem apathy, I reckon this guy will be president
This is the best summary I could come up with:
CONWAY, South Carolina — Former President Donald Trump made a fresh jab at his GOP opponent Nikki Haley’s husband during a rally Saturday afternoon, questioning his whereabouts as he’s deployed overseas.
… If you mock the service of a combat veteran, you don’t deserve a driver’s license, let alone being president of the United States,” Haley said.
Michael Haley also seemingly responded to Trump in a post on X, tagging him alongside a meme saying, “The difference between humans and animals?
The commissioned officer left for a yearlong deployment in Africa with the South Carolina National Guard last June, something Nikki Haley mentions at every campaign event during her stump speech.
In a speech last month, Trump referenced the state of the Haleys’ marriage to suggest that if the former South Carolina governor held a commanding lead in the GOP primary, Democrats would indict her and say she was having an affair.
While debuting her brand-new campaign bus at its first stop in Newberry, South Carolina, on Saturday afternoon, Haley spoke of both Biden’s and Trump’s confusion.
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