Timothy R. Millage Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer & VP
<tim.millage@lee.net> wrote:
> Well Sam, if you could pull your head far enough out of your ass
> to see, yes we are going down that same fucking broken road with
> that dumb cunt Harris.
>
> Actor Sam Elliott, known for his deep and resonant voice, urged
> Americans to back Vice President Harris’s presidential bid in an
> ad released Monday by The Lincoln Project.
>
> The celebrated Western actor narrated the approximately
> minutelong ad, called “Choose Change,” a title illustrating
> Harris’s effort to present herself as the change candidate in
> the race even though she is part of the current administration.
> Former President Trump, the GOP nominee, is also seeking the
> mantle of the change candidate.
>
> The ad draws on themes of masculinity and the great outdoors to
> make the case for the Democratic nominee.
>
> “I can’t believe we’re having this conversation again. So here
> we go. You know who the candidates are,” Elliott says in the
> video, as a photo of a serene American landscape transitioned to
> a depiction of an American farmer walking down a dirt path
> between his crops.
>
> “You know what’s at stake,” Elliott says. “One candidate
> promises a divided America filled with lies and hate, and one
> stands for change. Kamala Harris has more courage, more honor,
> more guts than this guy ever had.
>
> “So you decide: Are we really going back down that same f---ing
> broken road? Or are we moving forward towards hope, towards
> freedom, towards change?”
>
> Go fuck yourself, Sam. You're all washed up anyway. Go ride a
> horse into the sunset and fall into the Grand Canyon.
>
> https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/4896472-sam-elliott-
> endorses-harris/
>  
>
>
Sam is elderly

A lot of elderly folks are not going to vote for Trump

Like the elderly folks he stranded at Coachella

Elderly were there because trump was there.
Doesn’t matter that it was Coachella, as long as it was a trump rally.
Same happened at Madison square garden this week.

Only at least New York has taxis and subways, so the elderly can get home