Maybe Obama has some feeling of relief about getting out of Washington. Sure, some of us are concerned, some scared, about the new regime, but the joy of the T-Rump supporters must just be off the …
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Maybe Obama has some feeling of relief about getting out of Washington. Sure, some of us are concerned, some scared, about the new regime, but the joy of the T-Rump supporters must just be off the charts. Ask one. And, just to clarify, after reading a few comments on commentary by Tom Camfield, the possessive form of you is your. As in: "You're perfectly right in pointing out that I should not correct your comments." No, nope, no way; it's (contraction of it and is; possessive form, and this may be confusing, is 'its', as in "Another animal that eats Its own.") your right to deny the obviously true, and the louder the better.
EXAMPLE: Some probably believe T-Rump drew, as he claims, vehemently, despite all the evidence, more people to Washington for his crowning than the Women's March drew the following day. Not sure why he doesn't give himself more credit. He drew in ALL the people for that demonstration of American values.
