Posted on 04/30/2024 5:58:42 PM PDT 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.
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Am I The Only One – Aaron Lewis
Lucky!
Not Winred!
Is that a good or bad place? I keep reading different things about it, on free republic. Seems opinions are split.
Re Winred, there have been serious accusations on how they’re mis-using the money they collect. Maybe others on the forum have more detailed info.
Democrats Celebrate Trump Being Convicted Of Whatever It Was He Did | Babylon Bee
https://babylonbee.com/news/democrats-celebrate-trump-being-convicted-of-whatever-it-was-he-did
U.S. — Following the reading of the guilty verdict in the first criminal trial of a former president, Democrats across the country celebrated Donald Trump being convicted of whatever it was he did.
Though none of the Democrats who commented publicly on the verdict were able to identify what crime Trump allegedly committed, they were unanimously overjoyed that there was a violation of some type for some thing that was done at some point.
“It’s time for Trump to answer for that one thing from that one time,” said former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. “No one should ever do that thing that he did, back at that place with whoever. The justice system worked flawlessly to hunt Trump down like the criminal he is and hold him accountable for…whatever.”
Prominent Democrats in Hollywood also voiced their elation over Trump finally being brought to justice for something they couldn’t quite put their finger on. “We don’t tolerate this stuff in America,” said actor Robert DeNiro. “The stuff he has done… I’m not even going to talk about it. The fact that he thought he could just do…stuff…and get away with it shows what type of scumbag he is. What a disgrace. I don’t know what he did. I don’t want to know what he did. But, whatever it is, he’s guilty.”
At publishing time, celebrities including Rob Reiner, Kathy Griffin, and Chelsea Handler had begun filming a public service announcement warning the American public about the dangers of people like Donald Trump doing…something.
That’s a good one from the BB!
No problem! Do you mean the drink, or the snort? ;)
A lot of folks here can relate: a Vietnam Vet tells his story over breakfast.
https://x.com/i/status/1796474775872925884
6:21 video
Drink, lol.
We always said that in Canada if things were said at the same time.
Well, we were close.
Lol I remember that! It was either a Coke or a jinx. Wow. Some of the things we do, eh? (A little Canadian lingo for you).
I have decided that getting Trump into jail is actually the plan. They need to separate him from his security detail. Think Epstein. I don’t put anything past these evil criminals.
lol thanx for telling me bout the new thread. lol
Bible in a Year :
He has saved us and called us to a holy life—not because of anything we have done but because of his own purpose and grace.
As a child, my daughter loved playing with her Swiss cheese at lunch. She’d place the pastel yellow square on her face like a mask, saying, “Look, Mom,” her sparkly green eyes peeking out from two holes in the cheese. As a young mom, that Swiss-cheese mask summed up my feelings about my efforts—genuinely offered, full of love, but so very imperfect. Holey, not holy.
Oh, how we long to live a holy life—a life set apart for God and characterized by being like Jesus. But day after day, holiness seems out of reach. In its place, our “holeyness” remains.
In 2 Timothy 1:6-7, Paul writes to his protégé Timothy, urging him to live up to his holy calling. The apostle then clarified that “[God] has saved us and called us to a holy life—not because of anything we have done but because of his own purpose and grace” (v. 9). This life is possible not because of our character, but because of God’s grace. Paul continues, “This grace was given us in Christ Jesus before the beginning of time” (v. 9). Can we accept God’s grace and live from the platform of power it provides?
Whether in parenting, marriage, work, or loving our neighbor, God calls us to a holy life—made possible not because of our efforts to be perfect but because of His grace.
Reflect & Pray
How do you view personal holiness? In what ways will you ask God to remind you of His all-surpassing grace that brings about His holiness in your life?
Dear God, please help me to lean into Your grace and not my efforts to live a holy life.
For further study, read Why Would Anyone Want to Be Holy?
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