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Trump's Second Term

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President Trump on September 2 signed a funding bill to avert a government shutdown before the midterm elections. The House passed the extension of current spending through Dec. 11 by a vote of 370-48, after the Senate passed the measure on August 8
 
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Pixel42 said:
As I recall it's now paved and has tables and chairs on it so no, I see no way it can still be called The Rose Garden. Suggestions for the new name?
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The rose garden of a verbose lardon.
Andy_Ross said:
Fox Business reports that only about 2,000 tickets have been distributed to the RNC's "Trumpapalooza"
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The Trump-a-loser.
 
Recent remarks by US Vice-President JD Vance about the Antichrist and "the end times" are a "very, very common belief", one of his friends says.

Vance recently mused on his religious views while responding to a question on a Christian podcast. He said he would "not [be] shocked if the Antichrist was walking among us" and speculated on whether the end of the world was nigh.

His friend Rod Dreher, a conservative writer, rejected any suggestion that the comments would harm the vice-president. He told the BBC's Today programme: "Most Americans who are inclined to vote Republican already believe this stuff."

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Vance's Antichrist comments are a 'common belief', his friend tells BBC

The US vice-president recently mused with a Christian podcast host on whether the end of the world was nigh.
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Andy_Ross said:
Recent remarks by US Vice-President JD Vance about the Antichrist and "the end times" are a "very, very common belief" one of his friends says.

Vance recently mused on his religious views while responding to a question on a Christian podcast. He said he would "not [be] shocked if the Antichrist was walking among us" and speculated on whether the end of the world was nigh.

His friend Rod Dreher, a conservative writer, rejected any suggestion that the comments would harm the vice-president. He told the BBC's Today programme: "Most Americans who are inclined to vote Republican already believe this stuff."

www.bbc.co.uk

Vance's Antichrist comments are a 'common belief', his friend tells BBC

The US vice-president recently mused with a Christian podcast host on whether the end of the world was nigh.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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Yes, among nuts.
 
Andy_Ross said:
Recent remarks by US Vice-President JD Vance about the Antichrist and "the end times" are a "very, very common belief", one of his friends says.

Vance recently mused on his religious views while responding to a question on a Christian podcast. He said he would "not [be] shocked if the Antichrist was walking among us"
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And falling asleep in meetings?
 
alfaniner said:
I can think of exactly which Federal Holiday he'd like to get rid of. It was the latest one enacted.
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Mea culpa.
I was thinking of the one just before that. But that latest one occurs too close to his birthday and he doesn't like the focus taken off of him.

So, I can think of exactly which two Federal Holidays he'd like to get rid of. They were the latest two enacted.
 
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Arthur Smith
@ArfurSmith
As the GREATEST EVER night mayor of Balham I shall now be renaming ALL the pubs in Balham the Arfur Arms.
 
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