TEMECULA: Trump supporters target Clinton at Duck Pond rally

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Orly Taitz

Posted on | May 7, 2016 | No Comments

As you recall, we were very successful in removing John Boehner out of office, out of the position of Speaker of the House.

Under pressure of exasperated US Patriots, Congressman Mark Meadows of Florida brought a motion “To Vacate the Chair”, which is a non-confidence motion against the Speaker of the House. This motion does not need to go through any committees and goes straight to the floor of the House. Seeing the writing on the wall, Boehner resigned from speakership and from congress all-together.

Now it is time to bring the same motion against Paul Ryan.

Ryan is a globalist puppet. He supports anti-American, treasonous, free trade deals and open border policies. He pushed through the Omnibus bill, which fully funded sanctuary cities and all of the other programs of Obama.

Now, to add insult to injury, Ryan is playing games and refuses to endorse and support Trump. Ryan is using his position to try to extort from Trump acquiescence to Ryan’s treasonous   free trade and open border policies, which benefit only a small gang of billionaires and bankrupt this nation and its’ people.

Ryan is supposed to meet with Trump this Wednesday and Thursday. If Ryan does not clean up his act, we have to start the push to kick him out of the speakership on the “Vacate the Chair ” motion. It is time to replace bought and paid for globalist puppet, Paul Ryan with an American patriot, whose allegiance is to the American people and not to a handful of puppeteers. I would recommend Congressman Chris Collins of New York, Lou Gohmert of Texas and Duncan Hunter of California.

On Thursday we will know if Ryan cleaned up his act.

One of the speakers, constitutional attorney Orly Taitz, said polls that show Trump trailing in California to Clinton in a general election matchup — Clinton is favored by around 57 percent of the electorate in a poll she cited — are not insurmountable.

“We can knock down seven percent,” she said, eliciting cheers from the crowd.

Taitz also said Trump’s support in the state may be underreported because some people may be hesitant to admit their admiration for the businessman due to, what she called, the media’s portrayal of him as a racist and misogynist.

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