Posted on 02/29/2024 8:53:40 PM PST by CottonBall
ALL ABOARD THE TRUMP FAMILY TRAIN, EST. 2017 BY DOLLYCALI!
Survived everything thrown at it over the years, just like President Trump....including trolls, moles and saboteurs.
Welcome to the TRUMP FAMILY TRAIN THREAD, where all things Trump are welcome!
Feel free to share news, your comments and opinions, memes, recipes, travel photos... the list is endless.
Posting on behalf of the TFT founder and thread mama, Dolly Cali. 
Okay I’ve hogged enough of the thread, I’ll take Cooper into the forest for a while. See if we can find the bears. LOL. Yesterday he didn’t want to go on one of the trails, kept looking ahead and trying to turn around and run off. I really wonder what he knows
Very discriminatory! Not only obese and zit-riddled, what about blue hair? Pink or orange hair? And why aren’t any of those faces covered with nuts and bolts, enough to cause serious danger if walking close to a magnet. And tats. Where’s all the tats? This is clearly hateful.
Miss Canada does seem to have been born at the top of the ugly tree, and hit every branch on the way down.
They’re spending the day yammering and then voting around 6. Nobody expects it to pass, just being used to raise awareness. Like we didn’t already know we were being screwed.
James Woods
@RealJamesWoods
The French have been our brethren since our inception. When celebrating our 250th anniversary as a Republic based on the rights of man, may we never forget the contributions throughout history of this unwavering ally.
_________________________________________________________
Marquis de Lafayette lays cornerstone for Nathanael Greene Memorial
On this day in history, March 21, 1825, the Marquis de Lafayette lays the cornerstone for the General Nathanael Greene memorial in Savannah, Georgia during his tour of the United States. The Marquis de Lafayette was the last living French general who served in the American Revolution. He fought valiantly beside George Washington, serving in several key battles, including the Siege of Yorktown and the Battle of Brandywine, where he was wounded in the leg.
President James Monroe invited Lafayette to come to America in 1824 to help celebrate America’s 50th anniversary and instill a sense of patriotism in a new generation. Lafayette arrived at Staten Island on July 13, 1824 and toured all 24 states of the union over the next year. He visited New York City, Rochester, Boston, Providence, Raleigh, Savannah, New Orleans, Nashville, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC and numerous points in between.
Lafayette dined with President James Monroe and President John Quincy Adams, met with Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, visited Washington’s family at Mount Vernon, visited Yorktown on the 43rd anniversary of that battle, Brandywine on the 47th anniversary of that battle and spoke to Congress twice during his visit.
Lafayette’s travels through the south began in March, 1825. He arrived in Savannah on March 19 and on the 21st, he laid the cornerstone for a memorial to General Nathanael Greene in Johnson Square. During the Revolution, Greene was second in command only to George Washington. Greene was noted for his battlefield prowess in the north, but was especially celebrated for turning around American fortunes in the south and driving the British to defeat.
After the war, the State of Georgia awarded General Greene a rice plantation called Mulberry Grove near Savannah where he lived until his death in 1786. Greene’s wife, Catherine Littlefield Greene continued living there after his death. George Washington visited her and dined at Mulberry Grove in 1791 during his grand tour of the United States. Around the same time, Mrs. Greene became acquainted with a young man named Eli Whitney who was a tutor for her neighbors. She invited Whitney to live on her plantation to continue working on his inventions. It was here that he first developed the cotton gin within the year, which would revolutionize the south and help bring about the end of slavery.
After the Civil War, Mulberry Grove was gradually broken apart and not a trace of it exists today as it once did. General Greene and his son were exhumed in 1901 from the Colonial Cemetery in Savannah and reinterred underneath the monument on Johnson Square in 1902. The Marquis de Lafayette closed his journey in Washington DC on September 6, 1825, his 68th birthday, with a meeting with President Adams at the White House and an address to a joint session of Congress. He left for France the following day on the frigate USS Brandywine, newly built and named in honor of the battle in which he shed his blood for America’s freedom.
____________________________________________________________
Thank you, http://revolutionary-war-and-beyond.com, for the main body of this essay.
1:44 PM · Mar 21, 2024
from European countries that used to produce blond blue-eyed or redhead blue-eyed or...
Miss Finland looks like she has an adams apple...
How good is that...
This May 18th my better angel and I will be happily married 40 years as we celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary...
She caught me looking at anniversary rings (I want to ask her again if I could live in her world).
My daughter wants to re-create the wedding party and have a blow-out bash in our side yard - come one come all- to help us celebrate our life together.
My wife doesn’t want a ring, she doesn’t want a party...she wants bring everybody to a cubs game.
go figure.
OH MY GOD!!!
https://truthsocial.com/@DC_Draino/112135202436560225
https://truthsocial.com/@CitizenFreePress/posts/112134703718770658
“This May 18th my better angel and I will be happily married 40 years as we celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary...”
HAPPILY married 40 yrs. but celebrating 50th anniversary.
What I want to know was the 10 yrs. that was not happy in the first 10 or the last 10? I am going to guess the first 10.
50 years is the golden anniversary so get her something gold plus bring everyone to the cubs game. (if it is something she really wants but I suspect she wants it for you) :-)
good ones!
“What I want to know was the 10 yrs. that was not happy in the first 10 or the last 10?”
I was trying to figure out how to ask that too.
I’m thinking it’s getting hopelesss
Lol ok, stylin. You can’t make a provocative comment like that with us gals and not expect some kind of follow up lol.
I’m guessing your 10 years of “meh” are not the last ten, or you wouldn’t be thinking party, and likely not the first 10, or you wouldn’t have made 50. I’m going with about 10 years around, ah, ummmm, a sometimes turbulent time lol. Not saying what it is, but it rhymes with Santa Claus.
I honestly wonder how bad it gets before someone starts 2Aing these invaders. It’s a war. These are invading forces. The end.
I have to take issue with this sentence. Before Whitney invested the cotton gin, slavery was slowly dying of natural causes. The gin made slavery pay and breathed new life into the institution.
It may have led to the end of slavery by enraging northern emancipationists and abolitionists enough to begin turning the movements militant. It led to the creation of the Underground Railroad.
Maybe it was just a typo? Or maybe on purpose to keep us on our toes?
“I honestly wonder how bad it gets before someone starts 2Aing these invaders. It’s a war. These are invading forces. The end.”
I don’t think it will be long. And then those people defending their homes or lives will be made an example of, like the poor j6 martyrs
There’s no way this ends well. Unless Trump gets in.
I’m not seeing illegals settling in here. I haven’t heard anything about it either from anybody in any of the tri-cities. I just talked to my friend in Bakersfield and she’s not seen any more illegals than they had before. Not that she can tell anyway. I’m wondering where they’re going
Maybe stylin is just funnin’ with us. I don’t think it’s a typo, as he used the conjunction “but”. He’s a scallywag.
That’s odd. I guess they’re dropping them all in the big cities and in time they will spread out. I’ve seen pics of them swarming NY, Chicago.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.