Eduardo Arroyo
01-17
Gas prices fuel prices were going to go up regardless of who was President. The pandemic did that. No American were left behind. They knew way back in May that the U.S. was pulling out of Afghan. They chose to stay bc the money they were earning was goI'd. Corporations sold destroyed America
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patriot proud
01-17
High gas prices, food prices, taxes, funding BLM, leaving Americans behind in Afghanistan, mandates, threats to Americans if not complying , give China millions of dollars to help with the green new deal so we depend on a communist country and instead of fixing what they've destroyed, they talk about Trump. The talk about Trump because they can never be the great commander and chief he was.
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Jeffrey Buehrle
01-17
The nuclear agreement is still in place. Just because the US pulled out didn’t negate it. Trump pulled out because Iran wasn’t fully abiding by its provisions anyway.
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