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4,844 posted on 09/21/2025 6:43:01 AM PDT by bitt (<IMG SRC=' 'WIDTH=500>)
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4,845 posted on 09/21/2025 6:46:00 AM PDT by bitt (<IMG SRC=' 'WIDTH=500>)
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OMG, isn’t that something.

Maybe the canary yellow that Melania was wearing was a warning.

The phrase “canary in the coal mine” refers to an early warning sign or indicator of potential danger, originating from the historical practice of using canaries to detect toxic gases in coal mines.

Modern Usage
Today, “canary in the coal mine” is used metaphorically to describe any situation where a small, vulnerable entity serves as an early warning for larger, more complex systems. For example, certain environmental changes, economic indicators, or social issues can be seen as “canaries” that signal broader problems.

What about the purple belt? Warning Hillary?


4,863 posted on 09/21/2025 7:58:18 AM PDT by sweetiepiezer (WINNING is not getting old!!! ❤️USA❤️)
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