no. no. lock her up lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. to talk about what we saw and going forward, kimberly, and for the boston herald. kimberly, is fear and anger motivators that are likely to sustain for 28 or 29 long days here until the midterms? the republicans seem to think so. it s a unified message that has brought them together from the hill to the white house. you see the president there and senator mcconnell and others really doubling down on it. we ve seen the president turn to fear before, whether he s pushing immigration policies or other things. but it s clearly very important for the republicans right now to
there is only one party that has normalized violence in the last two years, and it s not republicans. that is the mob rule. what is this mob rule? basically mob rule. no law and order. do you want mob rule? the average citizen f you re on the right, could be in danger. plenty happening in the arena this evening, including a familiar chant but this time directed at a new target. how about senator feinstein? that s another beauty. that s a beauty. did you leak the documents? what? no, i didn t. did we leak? did we leak? no. no. lock her up lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. to talk about what we saw and
call the tax law firm of moskowitz, llp. i went from being a cpa to a tax attorney because our clients needed more. call us, and let us put our 30 years of tax experience to work for you. lock her up lock her up. lock her up. lock her up. you guys are good. damn right. exactly right. there is nothing wrong with that. and you know why? and you know why? you know why we re saying that? we re saying that because if i a guy who know this is business, if i did a tenth, a tenth what have she did, i would be in jail
the foundation, a lot of it financed by your dad all of it. amazing work you do. but my favorite story is the time that your mother very unusual welly for her decided had enough of you, locks you away in your bedroom. most kids in that position and i ve been in that position, you sit there and eventually allowed back in the community. not you, howard. what did you do? i had a row of windows in my room and i opened a window up. we had a greenhouse. i had to be careful climbing out because i didn t want to go through the glass and i got down and we had a charge account at the local hardware store about five blocks away and i went there and convinced the guy to let me charge a half block and i crawled back in and locked her out. you changed the lock on your bedroom door so she couldn t get back in. i put a has p lock on it.
amazing work you do. but my favorite story is the time that your mother very unusual welly for her decided had enough of you, locks you away in your bedroom. most kids in that position and i ve been in that position, you sit there and eventually allowed back in the community. not you, howard. what did you do? i had a row of windows in my room and i opened a window up. we had a greenhouse. i had to be careful climbing out because i didn t want to go through the glass and i got down and we had a charge account at the local hardware store about five blocks away and i went there and convinced the guy to let me charge a half block and i crawled back in and locked her out. you changed the lock on your bedroom door so she couldn t get back in. i put a has p lock on it. he was the hanable elector. i can t think on another