Ron Hammond

Conservative lifelong Republican. Pro Democracy. Character, Compassion and Integrity. Against Hate, Fascists, Dictators, Liars, Racists, Rapists and Pedophiles

[Trisha Hope - National Delegate-TX @JustTheTweets17]

I am in Dallas today, not to attend the Republican Mid Term convention.

Instead, I went to a traveling Epstein display.

I strongly encourage everyone to visit this display if it comes anywhere near your town.

It is one thing to read some of the 3.5 million files online it is a completely different experience to see a room FULL book after book containing the files and to know THIS DOJ is refusing to release the remaining 3 million files of which contain video evidence.

I met with an Epstein survivor Dani Bensky. She is a direct victim of Jeffrey Epstein. She was only 17 years old at the time of her abuse. I also met with Virginia Guthrie's brother Sky Roberts.

Witnessing the pain and strength of these two individuals has changed me forever.

These files are real, these victims are real, governments including the current one have obstructed justice for decades and we have let them.

No party is clean in the handling of these files.

As Dani told me today the timeline has not ended, this evil continues as I write this.

I'm sharing a bit of what I saw today. The art is from an Epstein survivor.

As I entered the room with the thousands and thousands of bound volumes of these files, I felt physically sick and emotionally overwhelmed.

Please, please care. We've all allowed this to go on for far to long. It is only as a collective together, not Republican vs Democrats but all of us as God's children can end this.

[Julian paul Assange @Julianpaulpct5]

More than three million pages from the Epstein files are now public.

Cannibalism. Rape. Murder. Pedophilia.

Not a single arrest. Not a single investigation.

How cruel world we are living in.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

GOP
Greatest Old-Time Prostitution

Turning voters into political prostitutes by selling inalienable rights for cash.

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

@RapidResponse47 @POTUS GOP
Greatest Old-Time Prostitution
Selling inalienable rights for cash!!!

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality—it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power.

Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased. It is one of the most important things we possess as citizens. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality; it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

Turning voters into political prostitutes!!

This feels like political prostitution: offering Americans $5,000 in exchange for keeping one party in power. Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased—it is one of the most important things we possess as citizens.

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality; it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

This feels like political prostitution: offering Americans $5,000 in exchange for keeping one party in power. Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased—it is one of the most important things we possess as citizens.

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality; it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

This feels like political prostitution: offering Americans $5,000 in exchange for keeping one party in power. Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased—it is one of the most important things we possess as citizens.

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality; it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[Ron Hammond @RonBHammond]

This feels like political prostitution: offering Americans $5,000 in exchange for keeping one party in power. Our vote is not a commodity to be sold or purchased—it is one of the most important things we possess as citizens.

The underlying logic is transactional: something of profound value is being exchanged for money. In this case, however, the commodity isn’t someone’s body or sexuality; it’s political allegiance and the exercise of democratic power. Turning citizenship into a financial transaction diminishes something that should be above a price tag.

[HealthRanger @HealthRanger]

I used to call for Trump to resign because he was incompetent, idiotic and dishonest.

Now he's just EMBARRASSING.

The longer he stays president, the dumber our whole country looks to the rest of the world.

Trump promising to hand out $5,000 to every American if the GOP wins the midterms is the dumbest, most desperate low-IQ ploy I've ever witnessed in American politics. (It's also a solid reason to buy gold and silver, since Trump clearly plans to debase the currency even further...)

If the GOP really wanted to win the midterms, they would IMPEACH TRUMP and earn some vindication as a result.