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Michael Avenatti Bitter After Joe Biden Ripped Off ‘Damn Good Slogan’
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2019 Jun 11, 7:45pm 476 views 1 comment
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Disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti appeared bitter that Joe Biden borrowed his dream campaign slogan “Let’s Make America America Again.”
Biden said the same slogan during his speech in Iowa on Tuesday.
“You know he says lets make America Great Again?” Biden asked. “Let’s make America, America Again.”
“I wish I would have thought of this,” Avenatti wrote on Twitter in response. “Oh Wait.”
Michael Avenatti takes a shot at Biden for saying today in Iowa “Let’s Make America America Again.”
Avenatti used the same phrase a number of times during his brief flirt with a 2020 run of his own before facing a string of legal issues.
---Will Steakin
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/06/11/michael-avenatti-bitter-after-joe-biden-ripped-off-damn-good-slogan/
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Ceffer
2019 Jun 11, 8:11pm
Dems can't make America America again, or they won't get re-elected. They have to make it a swilling patchwork of antagonistic, ignorant sluts hoping for a handout.
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Biden said the same slogan during his speech in Iowa on Tuesday.
“You know he says lets make America Great Again?” Biden asked. “Let’s make America, America Again.”
“I wish I would have thought of this,” Avenatti wrote on Twitter in response. “Oh Wait.”
Michael Avenatti takes a shot at Biden for saying today in Iowa “Let’s Make America America Again.”
Avenatti used the same phrase a number of times during his brief flirt with a 2020 run of his own before facing a string of legal issues.
---Will Steakin
SEE: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/06/11/michael-avenatti-bitter-after-joe-biden-ripped-off-damn-good-slogan/