The People That Are REALLY Controlling America

(It's Not TRUMP)

With puffy eyes, hunched shoulders, and a bruised hand, he sat behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office and told us just how much he despises being the president. When asked why he appears to be sleeping during high-stakes meetings, he said, “It’s boring as hell… I’m going around a room, and I’ve got 28 guys; the last one was three and a half hours. I have to sit back and listen, and I move my hand so that people will know I’m listening. I’m hearing every word, and I can’t wait to get out.”

This wasn’t a joke. And it wasn’t taken out of context. It was the President of the United States, in his own words, admitting he has no interest in governing. That he holds disdain for the people speaking to him. That he fakes his way through the job, pretending to listen instead of leading. That he feels no real responsibility, no curiosity, no desire to understand what’s happening in the country he’s supposed to be running. He’s not tired from the weight of the office. He’s tired of being asked to care. (Continued in the video above)

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Heather

This video is based on my written post, which can be found HERE.

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