President Donald Trump would likely lose an election held today

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First things first: The theme song of the week is the closing theme from "The High Chaparral."
Poll of the week: A new Glengariff Group poll from the state of Michigan shows that former Vice President Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2020 matchup by 53% to 41%.
This follows a January poll in which Biden was ahead of Trump by similar low-double-digit margins.
IN this insane video that is going around, a liberal actress attacks the sign from a Trump supporter and he refuses to back down.
I definitely don’t advocate political violence against any kind, but in this case, he was defending his property and she was the attacker.
Watch below, sorry for the audio:
Actress from loser show “POSE” Indiya met her match when trying to steal signs! Sorry biatch you on the wrong runway! strike a pose for the cops!
There’s not much coverage yet, except for this VERY biased article trying to make it sound like the actress was justified in being a scumbag:
Indya Moore, star of FX’s ‘Pose’ recently got into a scuffle with a rambunctious Trump support on the Streets on New York City. In a video seemingly shot by the man in the altercation, Moore can be seen attempting to confiscate a large Trump 2020 banner from the sidewalk allegedly in front of the studio where she was filming. A woman out of the frame can be heard yelling to Indya, “That’s private property, sweetheart!”
There seems to have been some conflict between them that transpired before the video began recording because Moore expressly tells the man “Well…you’re not a fan of our show, and we don’t want you to be a fan of our show.”
Pathetic.
Here’s a link to the original at facebook video with the audio intact.

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Things quickly got physical with an aggressive tug of war over the sign between Moore and the Trump supporter. It became more intense as others intervened and the man began violently pushing Moore and the bystanders who were trying to deescalate the altercation. Ultimately and thankfully the NYPD arrived to break it all up as the video abruptly ends.
The video was posted on the Facebook page of Dion Cini, who is allegedly the man who engaged in the altercation. It appears to be him from what we see in his profile picture, and the same Trump 2020 banner appears behind him in the image.
Without seeing the entire video or having been a witness to it, I have no idea how it all began. Many are in the thread claiming that Indya was wrong for touching the man’s property, but we don’t know what prompted it. What I do know though is that he is the one who physically put his hands on her and others which equates to a physical assault.
Look what she posted just a few hours ago:
Liberal hypocrisy at its finest – tolerance only flows one way.

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