Sadness. Anger. Mourning. South Florida supporters of President Donald Trump say those are the emotions they’re feeling as they contemplate the end of his presidency and the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden. And some are channeling their rage at Republican Party leaders they think didn’t to enough to keep Trump in office.
Former CBS3 anchor Jessica Dean will be joining CNN's Capitol Hill team as a correspondent on Jan. 20, 2021. Since joining CNN in 2018, Dean has served as a Washington correspondent and most recently covered President-elect Joe Biden's.presidential campaign.
“BRED FOR SUPERIORITY” MEETS ITS POLAR OPPOSITE
Well, this was a crime worthy of
Ocean’s 11. Or perhaps more appropriately IQ of 11. Twenty-one-year-old Royshana King (no word on whether she has a brother named Siegfriedshana) of Houston was looking to score big. A real caper, a real “this’ll put us on easy street” kinda crime. But what to steal? Where to hit? Jewelry stores? Naw, the good ones have that whacked-out security shit where you gotta go through a door into a little booth then through another door, making it hard to smash and grab. Also, they have that other security system called “instinct” that prompts proprietors to cock their weapons when a 21-year-old who looks like Royshana King walks in.
It didn t have to end this way. This was a ruinous last act that backfired on Trump and defamed America’s reputation as a beacon of democracy
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Earlier this week, a political contact of mine in Texas wrote me while on her way to Washington D.C. to show her support for President Trump’s last-ditch effort to thwart Congress from certifying Joe Biden’s Electoral College victory.
I originally met this contact at the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland. We have kept in touch ever since. She is my window into the community of Texas evangelicals and I am her window into the State of Israel that her church fully supports.