Run, Jeb, Run! is exactly what I’ve been afraid of for weeks. And the more Cruella Harris craters, the more likely it gets.
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Oh, so Senator Harris could be trusted to make sure we had a valid vote count in Bush v Gore, but she can’t be trusted to know where funds for her campaign come from? Interesting the selective way some people use math.
“He could round up $10-million in 10 phone calls or less”
Sounds like the perfect candidate to express the will of the people.