GOP GAG?
Has the Republican Party leadership put its foot in its own mouth too many times?
Has the Republican Party leadership put its foot in its own mouth too many times?
The last 25 years have been a remarkable period of history marked by numerous transformative events. From technological revolutions to global challenges and social movements. I don't know about all of you, but as far as I am concerned, it certainly has been a hell of a quarter-century so far. I hope things begin to settle down once and for all for the US and the world.
A triple crown of American service belongs to those who have been an educator, a writer-journalist, and a military veteran. Very few people earn all these respected titles. Those who do are living proof of the values that make this nation the greatest on earth. St. Johns County Governance Building's Veterans Office Corridor, where Elena B. Odio’s photograph will be displayed for one year.
The Associated Press and Reuters news and information services are subscription-based and used by other media sources (TV news, newspapers, blogs, etc). AP and Reuters are responsible for reporting facts and writing up basic stories, which they send to those other media sources, who can either publish as-is or use them as a reliable source for their own stories. It means those other media sources don't need to send their own reporters, but can still get the story. Will these polls lead to the Republican Party dumping GOP President Donald Trump?
Please adopt all well-run public media stations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yknMJOgy2pA
'First, think. Second, believe. Third, dream. And finally, dare!
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Will Zorro’s promises survive in The Big Apple?
Daylight Saving is helping folks out a heck of a lot less than most people think it is, so why not eliminate it once and for all?
Nearly 8 million reportedly participated in the No Kings demonstrations. All these folks were at the right place and certainly at the right time. Truth walked straight into power —not socially —and refused to bow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvgZkm1xWPE
These lyrics refer to revolutions, about kings, queens, emperors, and other rulers who fall from high places after revolutions. The French Revolution, the Chinese Revolution, the Russian Revolution, and the British and US Civil Wars. Each revolution overthrew a powerful central government, with a powerful head of state in a violent and bloody fashion (think "heads on a silver plate"). These lyrics are telling their stories from the point of view of the fallen leader, in a very poetic way, but the message is essentially "Oh, who would ever want to be king?" Because revolutions have occurred over and over in history, and they will continue to occur, but such is the story of life and of humanity.
Donald Trump vowed to fire military leaders ''right on the spot" as he left for a high-stakes and mysterious military summit with his top generals in Virginia. Then, military brass hears a partisan presentation from Trump and Hegseth.