Nope. Nor is she apparently aware of the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution:
No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice,
Note that it doesn’t say “served” it says “elected.”
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The confusion over the purpose of the event stemmed from the fact that it was organized in part by Sheila Armstrong, a Philadelphia activist of various causes who has run for City Council as a Democrat but is now a Republican. Sfida said Armstrong reached out to him to schedule the event on behalf of her nonprofit organization, Cooking4Autism, and not on behalf of McCormick’s campaign.
Armstrong, who has been a member of the controversial conservative group Moms for Liberty, appears to have no official affiliation with McCormick, but said she has offered to be a liaison for the Republican in the city.
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That means it’s only reasonable for the public to make their own assumptions to fill in the blank.
I’m going with a mini stroke, STD’s and some Dr. Feelgood prescriptions.
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I’m going to go with died from Covid, but is too stupid to have realized it yet.
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That is a very real possibility. Excellent deductive reasoning!
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That looks kind of like Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump in “The Comey Rule”. (Which for the record was an absolutely brilliant portrayal with maximum lip smacking saliva drenched sleaze to further amp up the creepiness.)
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That looks a little like Christopher Lambert’s Connor MacLeod from the start of Highlander II: The Quickening, when he’s an old man (in 2024!)
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Why did they give him so much hair and eyebrows? Even he doesn’t pretend he has that much!
Also, his hands are too big and his tie is too short.
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(yet both versions lack a thick weird layer of orange paint)
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But he does look like he’s had a stroke.
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My theory? The cleaning people take turns punching him in the mouth nightly.
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Has anyone posted this yet? In another thread, perhaps.
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To be fair, The Villages is populated by Boomers who are old enough to remember what the Republican party used to be like. The current Democratic party is to the right of anything in our lifetimes before Reagan. One might even argue to the right of first-term Reagan.
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bUt sHe iZ a r3AL pR0gr3sZive!!! /s
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