Sign of the Times: Voice Of The Deplorables

This billboard was paid for by a businessman in Boerne, Texas! It reads "ABC News: I grew up with you. We are through. The Russians didn't elect Donald Trump. I did. Kyle Courtney "





At Accuracy In Media, Don Irvine reports:
 "[Kyle] Courtney released the following statement to News4 in San Antonio:
�ABC News was the only channel I watched as a child growing up in Texas but I think they have lost touch with America and forgotten the working man. They don�t represent our voice anymore. Hillary Clinton�s presidential campaign was funded by the Clinton Foundation in close coordination with the media, and now we�re seeing them try to fix what they couldn�t fix during the election. They are doing everything they can, night after night, to create narratives and sway people�s direction to impeach Donald Trump. Our democracy is at stake when a major political party and the media are in bed together. I�m not asking anyone to boycott the Democratic party. I�m not in the brainwashing business, but the liberal media is.� "
Thank you, and God bless you, Mr. Courtney. Many millions of us share your thinking -and also proudly voted FOR Donald John Trump without apology or equivocation.




*Photo Credit: Wellstar Groundwater Technologies, Mr Courtney's company

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