If you read Bobby’s speech, delivered before he joined up with Trump in Glendale, it appears that Bobby fancies himself as a victim of the same Deep State oppression that Trump has endured since 2015.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-24 14:31:50">August 24, 2024 at 2:31 p.m.</time>

If you read Bobby’s speech, delivered before he joined up with Trump in Glendale, it appears that Bobby fancies himself as a victim of the same Deep State oppression that Trump has endured since 20…{ai:summary}<p>Bobby stood at the mic in Glendale, casting himself as a pawn in the Deep State's crooked game, much like Trump had for years. The crowd ate it up, but the question lingered—was he a hero or just another player in a rigged theater?</p><p>#politics</p>

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