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Tim Hicks Las Vegas
February 17, 2021 - 9:00 pm
 

Democrats preach tolerance, acceptance and inclusion, but will they ever stop hounding former-President Donald Trump and start conducting the business of the people?

They tried in vain for four years to remove a duly elected president with false narratives and conspiracy theories — none of which proved to be true. Now that their man is president and Mr. Trump is a private citizen, can we stop the clown show and actually start doing what you were elected to do? The American people have had enough.

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