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Claudia Conway swiftly & deftly puts Laura Loomer in her place

Kellyanne Conway, Claudia isn’t afraid to vocalize her disgust for the criminally convicted ex-president and his circle of toadies. The sycophant currently in the spotlight is Ms.

Loomer, the far-right agitator and conspiracy theorist who’s been traveling with Trump to various events. Those events included last week’s debate and two 9/11 memorials, despite her previous false statements accusing the U.S.

government of orchestrating the most deadly terrorist attack in American history. Stay woke with our briefing while staying informed on all things LGBTQ+ entertainment, life, and more!Loomer’s presence in Trump’s entourage has sparked widespread condemnation across the political aisle, with even Marjorie Taylor Greene expressing her distaste for the homophobic troll.

Yet Loomer persists, shilling for Trump and spreading toxicity on social media. Over the weekend, Claudia joined the fray and called out “Loony Loomer,” pointing out the obvious: Trump got smoked last week!“You will say anything and promote anything to distract from the fact that he was OBLITERATED in the debate,” she posted.

“The questions asked could have been conceived by anyone with eyes and a brain. He lost the debate and will probably lose the election, Loony Loomer.

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