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Donald Trump Threatens Violence Against Protesters in Oklahoma

There was a time when the President of the United States worked in favor of the American people. It was accepted that the general welfare of the American people would be a top priority for the occupant of the Oval Office and any deviation was absolutely inconceivable.  It wasn’t too long ago when a president’s outfit caused an uproar because his suit was tan and that somehow was interpreted as being disrespectful to the office.

But today, a president just announced on Twitter that any protesters in Oklahoma for his Saturday rally, will not be tolerated. He stated that these Americans will be treated “much differently” than they were in “New York, Seattle, or Minneapolis.”

And if you think Republicans will be outraged by this threat like they were when Obama wore a tan suit, then you’d be dead wrong. 

The President just took to twitter and announced;

Any protesters, anarchists, agitators, looters or lowlifes who are going to Oklahoma please understand, you will not be treated like you have been in New York, Seattle, or Minneapolis. It will be a much different scene!

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Mike Pence Lied To Justify Trump’s Tulsa Campaign Rally

The head of Trump’s Coronavirus Task Force and Trump’s Vice President, Mike Pence, just lied to reporters about Coronavirus cases in Oklahoma, the place where Trump is about to hold a massive rally on Saturday. 

According to Pence, Oklahoma has “flattened the curve,” and has seen “the number of cases declined precipitously.” LIES!

“In a very real sense, they’ve flattened the curve,” Pence claimed of that state. “And today their hospital capacity is abundant, the number of cases in Oklahoma has declined precipitously and we feel very confident going forward with the rally this coming weekend.”

In fact, Oklahoma reported 225 new cases of COVID-19 this past Saturday, its highest one-day total since the pandemic began. On Sunday, Tulsa County reported 89 new cases, the largest single-day increase since the state had its first case on March 6th.

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