A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train (10/21/18 to 11/4/18)

FRiends and Deplorables | October 21, 2018 | DollyCali

[DollyCali]

THE WEEK THAT WAS

THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE UGLY

GOOD ~ 3 MAGA rallies again
VERY, VERY GOOD ~ Economic numbers continue to improve
EXELLENT ~ Medal of Honor to 80 year old Viet Vet
BAD ~ Invasion from Central America
UGLY ~ flooding in Texas
VERY UGLY ~ Maxine Waters again







Below rallies in 3 cities this week!.
more graphics on all at post #1

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Pres Trump shares East Room stage with Sergeant Major John L Canley, USMC (Ret.), recipient of today's Medal of Honor, for conspicuous valor under fire, coming to the aid of fellow Marines, in 1968 during the Vietnam War.

During the Tet Offensive in Vietnam, Sgt Major Canley "risked his own life to save the lives of those under his command," said Pres Trump, recounting Canley's bravery meriting the Medal of Honor.

"You don't look 80 years old to me," Pres tells Sgt Major Canley, commenting on the fitness of the retired Marine.

Greeting the Airmen at Luke AFB Glendale, AZ 10/19/18











First Lady Melania Trump attends Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome conference at TJU Hospital(10/17/18)








Our “Good Guys”
















UGLINESS of the LEFT

Keep the Truth coming Mr. President
Keep on Tweeting!

[jennychase]

[jennychase]

@markknoller 31m31 minutes ago

At the hospital, @POTUS met with three members of law enforcement, including one who had been shot 7 times. @PressSec described @POTUS as "incredibly moved" by the visits. He also spent about an hour with the widow of Dr Richard Godfried, one of the 11 killed in the shooting.


Sanders said that inside the synagogue, Pres Trump lit memorial candles for each of those killed. Rabbi Jeffrey Myers told him about the day of the shooting, hailing the bravery of law enforcement. "The president was very moved by the visit and his time with the rabbi," she said.


Briefing reporters on flight back to DC, @PressSec said though some in Pittsburgh did not want @POTUS to visit, some asked him to come. "The president wanted to show his respect on behalf of the entire country," and to be there to show our support," she said.

[Jane Long]

I’ve been on my soup making/freezing kick, for a couple of days, now.

I made a double batch of gumbo and a batch of beef stew.

Froze all but two YUGE servings (of the stew), that hubby and I had, last night....with my homemade Mexican cornbread. And, no...I do NOT like sugar in my cornbread :) Neither did my dad, nor my Granny...who was an amazing Southern cook.

[Jemian]

Several of the comments suggested that missionaries are needed here in the US and we should leave the more dangerous places alone at least until the work at home is done.

THERE ARE PLENTY OF MISSIONARIES ALREADY IN THE US TO GET THE WORK DONE!!!! EVERY CHRISTIAN IS A MISSIONARY AND THE WITNESS IS HERE IF WE WOULD ONLY DO THE WORK.

The witness is not in many of the places in the world. Where I labor, there are over 250 languages. Less than 40 have any type of Bible they can read. How does a person learn of Jesus apart from Scripture? How, then, would a person grow in their faith without training, and especially, training in Scripture?

Each time before leaving for our field and returning after our furloughs, we evaluated the costs to our family, both financially and health and dangers. We considered all aspects carefully and decided to trust God with those problems. Our children, both then and now, fully chose to go with us. If they had felt otherwise, we would not have gone. They were all in the van with me when a man holding a gun came up to my door and demanded to know whether we were Christians. We all have had malaria, one of the most deadly diseases on the planet today. We, my husband and I, although we have 2 bachelor degrees and one-and-a-half master's degrees, make about $40,000 per year. We considered the costs.

It has been worth it all. It will be worth it all when we see Jesus.

I am sure that family, through their grief, thinks so, too.

t will be worth it all, when we see Jesus;
Life’s trials will seem so small when we see Christ;
One glimpse of His dear face, all sorrow will erase;
So bravely run the race, till we see Christ!

[jennychase]

Press pool also reports @IvankaTrump shared her birthday cake with them. She turned 37 today.

[Jane Long]

Is she fat or pregnant ?

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One for sure, possibly both.

I imagine many of these ‘caravan’ women are, or will be, pg, before long.

[jennychase]

Military Times ‏ Verified account @MilitaryTimes Follow Follow @MilitaryTimes

5 freed from Gitmo in exchange for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl have joined insurgents in Qatar, the Taliban says. http://bit.ly/2DdYtm3

[gubamyster]

I love gumbo. We used to do audits in Lafayette LA & get the best gumbo I ever had. But I’m sure yours is better.

Mexican cornbread has jalapeños, I’m guessing?

[Jane Long]

Thanks for the POTUS/FLOTUS updates and pics, jenny.

[jennychase]

Justice Kavanaugh declines more than $600,000 raised in GoFundMe campaign

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/justice-kavanaugh-declines-600000-raised-gofundme-campaign-204550626.html

[Jane Long]

My Mexican cornbread has Hatch NM green chili, cheddar cheese, corn and onions that have been sautéed in bacon grease. I bake it in a cast iron skillet....that has a spoonful of bacon grease melted.

[gubamyster]

Yeah, that’s a real surprise. What did we expect, that they would see the evil of their ways & become accountants or something?

[conservativesister]

So we’ve gone past 20 days without Q, anyone have any thoughts on next post?

[Jane Long]

I am NOT surprised, that Kav has declined the GoFundMe $$.

I wonder if it will be donated to a needy charity?

[gubamyster]

Wow. Sounds great.

[Jane Long]

Thanks....our family sure enjoys it. Southern meets Southwestern :-)

Especially good on cold, winter nights.

[CottonBall]

Is that a Texas cornbread recipe?

[CottonBall]

That sounds great, I have an obsession with green chilies. Can your post the amounts?

Sugar would be all wrong in that kind of cornbread. And I think the ones without sugar go much better with soups and stews. Just for snacking, I like the Yankee cornbread. But don’t tell anyone, I will have to move.

[Jemian]

Cornbread with sugar just ain’t right. God will judge you for that.

[Jane Long]

Is that a Texas cornbread recipe?

Hmmmm...I guess it is :-) We use CornKits, that are known as "A Texas Tradition". People like CornKits because there are no added ingredients, other than what you'd normally use to make cornbread with. Taste just like Granny's cornbread ;-)

The package calls for ⅔ C milk and 1 egg. To that I also add the small can of chopped Hatch chilis, about a ½ chopped onion, sautéed in bacon grease, 1 sm can of corn and about 2 C of shredded cheddar.

Pour batter into your iron skillet (that has about 2 T melted bacon grease in it) bake, per package (425º) for about 25 mins. Let cool a bit, to 'set', before cutting.

Serve with your fave stew, beans, peas, etc.