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    Letter to The Editor

    Letter to The Editor: Departure on Jan. 20th

    November 22, 20205 Comments
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    By John Roberts, Sedona Resident
    (November 22, 2020)

    Letter to The EditorAre you curious how Trump will leave the White House on 1/20.

    It looks like two options exist.

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    One is for him to walk out either past the entering President Biden or even shaking Biden’s hand as any gentleman would do.

    The other option more in tune with Trumps looney behavior is to be dragged out by his feet and dumped on the sidewalk next to a garbage truck for delivery to the nearest dump.

    No other legal option exists.

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    5 Comments

    1. Archie Mendez on November 22, 2020 1:29 pm

      Moot point. Trump won by a landslide and the election will NOT be called by the MSM but rather the Supreme Court. Hold all tickets. The election isn’t over.

    2. john roberts on November 23, 2020 10:12 am

      OK Archie if you say so, since you do not know what you are talking about I will just ignore your dumb comments. Happy ????????

      John

    3. Jocelyn Buckner on November 23, 2020 1:52 pm

      I completely agree with Archie Mendez.

      The election is being stolen from Trump, who had massive turnouts at his rally and a 95 mile long car rally in Arizona. The dominion machine scandal will absolutely make the election null and void. The Supreme Court will absolutely step in and Trump will be named POTUS again.

      John Roberts = this isn’t right vs. left, this is right vs. wrong. If we do not have an election process we can believe in then we don’t have a country.

    4. John Roberts on November 23, 2020 5:36 pm

      Yes, we need elections we can believe.

      But at this juncture in time there are at least 20 federal and state courts ( and judges, both republican and democratic ) who say this presidential election was fair and had no fraud committed. Not a single one interested in hearing any more of the garbage.

      The wild claims with no proof from Trump do not stand up without proof. Claims are not proof according to jurisprudence and per many court trials I have attended. If this issue of wild nonsensical claims continues to fail at the courts , as it has, it’ll never reach the supreme court.

      That fact should douse both of you ( Jocelyn and Archie ) from making any more really dumb remarks.
      Unless you want to further provide clear evidence that neither of you have the faintest idea about what you are writing.

      As indicated I do not debate with anyone ignorant of the subject at hand.

      John

    5. john roberts on November 24, 2020 2:01 am

      Just in case you two ( jocelyn and archie ) haven’t heard the 20 has gone over 30 and the GSA told Trump to provide all info to Biden. Trump now in the dump pile. Biden is president.

      I love facts.

      John


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