Tuesday, October 9, 2018

President Donald Trump: 'We All Toughed It
Out Together' In Supreme Court Fight 'Against Evil'


President Donald Trump celebrated the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on Monday, thanking supporters for standing by him.

While speaking at the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention celebrating its 125th anniversary, Trump said Kavanaugh was a fantastic justice despite “disgraceful” false charges and false accusations from leftist Democrats.

“It was a disgraceful situation brought about by people that are evil, and he toughed it out,” he said. “We all toughed it out together.”

He particularly thanked Republican senators for standing strong in the fight in the face of viciousness leveled against them.

“We don’t give up. You don’t give up. We don’t give up. Just don’t do it,” he said.

Trump jokingly acknowledged that he told Kavanaugh when he was first nominated that it would be a “piece of cake” to get him confirmed.

He recalled that Kavanaugh first told him it was the “honor of his life” to be nominated to the Supreme Court.

“I haven’t heard him say that again to me, but I think he still believes it,” Trump said as the audience laughed.

The audience applauded loudly when Kavanaugh was mentioned.

“People are loving that man and loving that choice. I think we’re all going to be very happy,” he said.
(Via: Breitbart)
Blog Author's Comments: Those who enjoy seeing the economy grow, the stock market perform well, our military become stronger and laws on immigration enforced, vote for the Republican candidates. If you want to view more of the job killing regulations signed into law by Obama and the Democrats go away, vote for the Republican candidates in November. Only we can allow what most of us know the Democrats will do, if they should gain some power during the midterm elections. I cannot believe that this would not be enough incentive for anyone to not vote for the GOP candidates.

Donald Trump is someone the Left has never encountered, a Republican President who cannot be bullied. He does not quit when confronted by difficult times. Many of the voters, his supporters, should attempt to learn a lesson from him and use it within four weeks when they go to the polls to vote for the Republican candidates. We have to retain both houses of Congress, when the midterm elections of 2018 are over.

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