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Trump and July
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July named after Julius Caesar

First Fourth July Celebration in 1776 in Philadelphia

The Fourth of July became a federal holiday in 1870, and a paid holiday for federal employees in 1938

Bristol, Rhode Island, is home to the oldest Independence Day celebration parade, dating back to

July 1st is Canada Day, celebrating the creation of the Dominion of Canada in 1867. 

Only Two Founding Fathers Signed on July 4. While 56 men eventually signed the Declaration, only John Hancock and Charles Thomson added their names on July 4. Most signers came later, in August. That iconic image of everyone gathered to sign on the same day? Pure artistic license.

Three Presidents Died on July 4. It’s a remarkable coincidence: Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe all passed away on the Fourth of July. Jefferson and Adams, once political rivals, died within hours of each other in 1826 – 50 years to the day after independence.

The First Fireworks Show Was in 1777. Philadelphia marked the first anniversary of independence with fireworks, bonfires, and cannon fire on July 4, 1777. The bright lights and booms became so popular that they’ve remained part of the tradition. Today, they’re a must-have for any HOA community event.

The Declaration of Independence Has a Typo. Even America’s founding documents aren’t perfect. The word “British” was initially written as “Brittish” in the Declaration. The error remains visible today, a small human touch on an iconic piece of history.

Yankee Doodle” Was a British Insult. “Yankee Doodle” started as a British song mocking colonial soldiers. Americans later adopted it with pride. Now, it’s a cheerful tune heard during many July 4 parades.

George Washington Gave His Soldiers Extra Rum. On July 4, 1778, Washington ordered double rations of rum for his troops. It was a simple way to boost morale and mark the occasion. One could argue it was the first official “4th of July party.

The birthstones for July is ruby The official flower is delphinium or water lily

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Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York City.

He gained significant fame through the reality television show "The Apprentice," which he hosted from 2004 to 2015.

Donald Trump owns or operates 17 golf courses through his company, the Trump Organization. These courses are located in various places worldwide. He began acquiring and developing golf courses in 1999. 

Membership costs at Trump's golf clubs vary significantly, with initiation fees ranging from $150,000 to $350,000 or even $1 million, and annual dues from $19,400 to $25,000.

Some examples:

Trump National Golf Club, Palm Beach: Initiation fee increased to $350,000, according to the Washington Examiner with annual dues around $25,000 and a food and drink minimum. 


 -Trump National Golf Club, Westchester:Annual dues were $19,400. 


 -Trump National Golf Club, Los Angeles: Offers a VIP Program with various benefits and special golf rates. 


 -Trump Turnberry: Offers a new membership with an annual fee of £15,000 for Single Membership and a joining fee of £3,000. 


 -Mar-a-Lago Club:Initiation fee is now $1 million, reports Quartz. 

Donald Trump's most well-known and often cited favorite fast food is McDonald's. He has expressed enthusiasm for their Big Mac, Filet-O-Fish, and Quarter Pounder with Cheese. chocolate milkshakes and Diet Pepsi his fav drinks. He is also KFC fan

Favorite movie - The Godfather

Steak - 47 joins Ulysses S. Grant, Harry S. Truman, and Ronald Reagan in eating his steak well done. 47 adds catsup.

His choice is Filet mignon, New York strip or ribeye . Side of fries.

Donald Trump's favorite ice cream flavor is cherry vanilla. This flavor was even featured on his inauguration menu in 2017.

Based on the search results, it's widely believed that Donald Trump's favorite color is gold. 

This belief stems from several observations, including:

* The prominent use of gold in the decor of his residences, like his Trump Tower penthouse.
* His preference for gold as a symbol of prestige, wealth, and power, as evidenced by his "golden share" of U.S. Steel and the "Trump Gold Card".
* His choice to announce his first presidential run from a golden escalator. 

Some sources also mention that he enjoys "happy colors" like yellow and pink. There are also references to him liking red and pink, as he only eats the red and pink Starburst candies. 

However, the dominant impression is that gold is his preferred color, strongly associated with his public persona and brand. 

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As always - no matter how much it bugs you NO GRAMMAR AND SPELLING HALL MONITERS .

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[RWGinger]

Add me please. Thanks for the Fact page

[DollyCali]

Welcome aboard Ginger!! I’ve added you

I have a ginger cat and a ginger granddaughter and I cook obsessively with ginger 😜

I must leave for a bit. I’m outside so I can get a phone signal(ATT-data) and my charge is down to 11 %

We live in boonies

[Jemian]

From Dolly,

...late getting thread up

Would you bring this post over and I’ll respond there later

I’m outside to get a signal (sometimes)and my phones down to 9% charge

Apologies if I did not understand the assignment.

[Jemian]

As always - no matter how much it bugs you NO GRAMMAR AND SPELLING HALL MONITERS .

I feel properly rebuked and will keep this in mind. Ta!

[Old West Conservative]

I’ve literally never asked — for anything of this sort. But please add me to the ping list, or similar nomenclature

thanks in advance!

[crusty old prospector]

I’ve been in Alberta when they celebrated Canada Day. They all jump in a frosty lake.

[CottonBall]

Thank you for asking! And for the new title, which is a lot less confusing for me.

[ConjunctionJunction]

Polar bear plunge for Canada Day!

*brrrr*

[crusty old prospector]

Have you ever partaken?

[luvie]

[Here it is]

Our President
...We Don't Deserve Him ❤️🇺🇸💙

[ConjunctionJunction]

The closest I’ve come to that is jumping in a cold Colorado lake during the summer. I can only imagine how much colder it would be in Canada!

[DollyCali]

From birth to death there is a first time for everything!👍

Welcome! You’ve been added

I’m always curious about screen names

Are you old and live in the west?

Are you a fan of Old West history?

Are you a fan of Old west movies?

Are you a fan of old west TV shows?

Are you a fan of what Conservative meant in the old west?
I could go on

Mine’s rather easy Dolly -me Cali - my cat when I joined

[crusty old prospector]

As George Costanza would say, there would be considerable shrinkage. Like a frightened turtle.

[DollyCali]

Oh how I struggled to NOT put your name in that post! I know my writing style must drive you up a wall. And then there’s grammar. And then there’s spelling. And then there’s my POSSESSED PHONE!

[DollyCali]

Sorry I was unclear in my haste to post

Would you copy/paste your last post from there — to here

[DollyCali]

I lived in Northeast Ohio for several decades (plus) taking care of my mom. Every January 1 in Cleveland at Lake Erie at the ninth Street pier was the Polar Plunge.. that’s the name I recall . Various locales do a similar event and have different names.

I did it once.

I was probably in my early 50s then and was very definitely the oldest person there. Lots of 20s and teens a couple with children who with their spouse would take turns the other watching the kids as

I recall they did have an age limit. I think it was 13 or 14 and you had to have a parent present . A couple hundred participated

For those not familiar with Cleveland ninth Street pier -this is all within walking distance of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame , Coast Guard station, science Museum the Brown stadium , lots of good stuff. I’m glad I did it. I mean the plunge. But once was really enough for me.

Every time I see the movie Titanic I think of how shocking and cold it was

[DollyCali]

Thank you! That’s our guy and Yes you are correct - we don’t deserve him!

[Jemian]

Sure. BBL