Body Language – Keith Ellison Abuse Claim

Body Language - Keith Ellison Abuse Claim
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Cheri Elliott
Cheri Elliott
6 years ago

The Democrats on the left don’t bring this up at all, but crucifying Judge Kavanaugh over a nothing burger.

Nonna
Nonna
6 years ago
Reply to  Cheri Elliott

It’s what they do, especially now that they are so close to being found out, with more than a few facing prosecution (hopefully, not too far) down the road.

Cheri Elliott
Cheri Elliott
6 years ago
Reply to  Nonna

It’s quite the show, is it not? What a wonderful time to be alive!

Dixie Roman
Dixie Roman
6 years ago
Reply to  Cheri Elliott

Don’t forget, he also threw ice ?

Nonna
Nonna
6 years ago

Two extremes in this video. Body language shows one true narrative and the other false. He thought by bringing up the true narrative first, it would make the false one seem true. I’m guessing he never visited this website. Thanks for all you do to show us the reality and to educate us, Mandy.
:smart:

Mandy
6 years ago
Reply to  Nonna

very good way of saying exactly what he did. no i dont think he knows i exist yet 😉

madvinmryk
madvinmryk
6 years ago

Yeah, bringing up 2005 makes sense now.

GOMF3602
GOMF3602
6 years ago

One by one, these rats are being exposed. Loved how the body language changed as the lies started spewing forth from his diabolical mouth. I knew the minute he went from holding national office to running for a state position that he was hiding from something. Hopefully his former girlfriend will follow through with charges and lawsuits. Thanks, Mandy, for being a crusader for truth.

jimmer
jimmer
6 years ago

I watched it the other day and didn’t pickup on the shift between old and new accusations. Good eyes …

EastwardinEden
EastwardinEden
6 years ago

When you talk about the body language of hiding, I wonder if it is always interpreted as deception? I ask because I know in my own life, when going through hurts, pain etc, I’ve always found it difficult to keep eye contact. I’ve always known this about myself and know it is because I don’t want people to really see my pain. I don’t view this as deceptive but as a self defense mechanism. What think ye?

Mandy
6 years ago
Reply to  EastwardinEden

I talk about all of this in the course