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Laelth

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7. Absolutely.

Reply to delisen (Reply #6)

Thu Aug 20, 2020, 09:09 AM

Aug 2020

That voice creates in me a feeling of safety and security that is welcome (and quite needed) after three and a half years of listening to the angry ramblings of a spoiled-rotten seven-year-old brat.

-Laelth

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Barack Obama's speech put me to sleep. [View all] Laelth Aug 2020 OP

When Trump speaks, I usually find myself clutching the arms of the recliner and hanging on. Frustratedlady Aug 2020 #1

Whenever I hear Trump speak NewJeffCT Aug 2020 #10

It caused me snowybirdie Aug 2020 #2

I understand. I remember riding in the car through a Montana snowstorm with my Dad and abqtommy Aug 2020 #3

Like Rachel, President Obama's speech scared me Gothmog Aug 2020 #4

Thanks for the link. Laelth Aug 2020 #9

It seems like a concerted effort not to get people riled up with hatred Beringia Aug 2020 #5

Nearly all of us will breathe a collective sigh of relief ... Laelth Aug 2020 #8

Hypnotic effect ? delisen Aug 2020 #6

Absolutely. Laelth Aug 2020 #7