The Ukraine 'Trump scandal' turns out to be a Biden corruption scandal the media had been trying to bury

Kurt Schlichter:
This Will Totally Destroy Trump! (Volume MCXXXVII)

“Well, ________________ is going to totally be the thing that lets us crucify Trump! Yeah, Russia flopped and his alleged Nazi-ness failed and that weasel ex-lawyer/convict of his struck out, but we promise – this time, ___________ is going to bring him down!”
So saith CNN, the Times, the gang at LonelyNeckbeardedLeftistLoser.com and the rest of the cabinboy media, along with the carb-curious Fredocon dorks and the surviving furries, pseudo-Cherokees and other assorted Democrat weirdos currently wandering about in Iowa pestering farmers to join them for selfies. There’s always a new _____________, except the “bring him down” part just never seems to happen.
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There is much more of the never-ending face plants by liberals who are in a vain search of trying to defeat Trump with manufactured scandals rather than try to debate him on the merit of his policies which seem to be working better than their predictions of doom and gloom.

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