Featured COVID ~ INVISIBLE ENEMIES

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Power freak Nancy hold up Stimulus Package...


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Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel interviews the president on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'


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GET WELL SOON!

President Trump has the weight of the world on his shoulders. In addition to world events, he’s been trying to make America great again despite COVID-19 and an ongoing coup by the Deep State. Plus he’s entering the home stretch of his reelection campaign. Now he must deal with the virus personally. Lesser men could not handle far less than this but Trump, like Atlas, will persevere.

We at GrrrGraphics wish him and Melania a speedy recovery, and every one affected by the Chinese plague.

–BEN AND TINA GARRISON
HANG YOUR “ORANGE” LIGHTS IN SUPPORT OF ORANGE MAN!
MAKE EVERY HOUSE BRIGHT ORANGE IN SUPPORT OF OUR PRESIDENT!

 

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TRUMP WILL BEAT COVID LIKE HE DID BIDEN

The big news is President Trump and the First Lady have tested positive for COVID-19.

Naturally we at GrrrGraphics wish the best for them both as they enter a quarantine period, but it’s also suspicious. The president pummeled Joe on the debate stage and two more debates were planned. The best thing the Democrats could do is send Joe back to his basement and forget about the next two rounds. Now they won’t have to. Unless the debates are held virtually (in which case the moderators can ‘mute’ Trump, there won’t be any more chances for Joe to be exposed for what he his—a corrupt, lying, career politician.

We don’t trust anything about the coronavirus. The testing is unreliable. The statistics are skewed. The timing is suspicious.

Regardless, we think Trump and Melania can pull through fairly easily since they are both in good health. We wish them the best.

—The GrrrTeam
https://grrrgraphics.com/trump-will-beat-covid-too/

 

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SpaceX founder Elon Musk stirred the pot yet again after claiming that neither he nor his family would take a COVID-19 vaccine even if it was readily available.

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