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It must be so easy being a White House communication strategist these days. Go to where the white liberals are acting like white liberals. Laugh at them. Let iPhones and social media do the rest. A perfect example is JD Vance's lunch date on Wednesday with Pete Hegseth and Stephen Miller. Not to be confused with Stephen L. Miller.

The trio travelled to Union Station to go visit the national guard troops helping bring Donald Trump's common sense law and order reforms to Washington DC. An appreciative Vice President congratulated the patriots for "...in just the past nine days, we've seen a 35 percent reduction in violent crime, we've seen over a 50 percent reduction in robberies."

Not everyone was happy that crime rates were decreasing and DC was becoming a safer place to live. The usual gaggle of AWFL people were there to cuss and call the trio "Nazis." One dingbat was screaming about climate justice.

Ever the gentleman, Vance shook one of the dissenter's hands. Then dropped these savage bars:

“This is the guy who thinks people don’t deserve law and order in their own community.”

Both Vance and Stephen Miller were amused by who was out protesting their common-sense law and order reforms. Similar protests throughout these United States of the Americas have a similar makeup, almost as if the progressive billionaires paying Crowds on Demand via NGOs have a very specific casting request.

They were primarily elderly, obnoxiously progressive, and what scholars refer to as "cracker ass crackers."

A simple walk across the street was all it took to make the Trump Administration look cool and their opponents look like nincompoops. On a related note, democrats are alarmed over new data showing voters fleeing to the GOP.

Question, because progressives hate it when you claim their entire political movement stands on the shoulders of billionaires paying for astroturf. How soon until they start agreeing these protestors are paid for, but by the GOP to make the left look bad? Ten bucks say there is a PR firm letting the idea percolate as they work out messaging.

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