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  • A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train 3/28/19 to 4/12/19

    03/28/2019 8:22:03 AM PDT · by DollyCali · 3,843 replies
    FRiends and Deplorable | March 28, 2019 | DollyCali
    THE WEEK THAT Was THE GOOD, THE BAD THE UGLY GOOD ~ ISIS is gone VERY GOOD ~ MICHIGAN Rally tonight BAD ~ Bombings in Israel CURIOUS ~ Jussie walks UGLY ~ Left rejects Collusion exoneration report~ FRUSTRATING ~The Media is still breathing, operating & lyin' EYE ROLL ~ AOC is “the boss” Welcome all you Deplorables to this week's edition of the Dose! This is EVERYTHING TRUMP. Administration, family, frustrations, joys, winning! We welcome your research, your commentary, your personal OT sharing and your presence. Even if you do not share a lot, just check in and say...
  • Fishermen rescued after 9 months adrift 8,000 km from home

    08/19/2006 2:24:19 PM PDT · by Valin · 68 replies · 2,934+ views
    National Post; ^ | 8/18/06 | Mary Vallis and Natalie Alcoba
    Three Mexican fishermen who disappeared in the Pacific Ocean nine months ago have been rescued nearly 8,000 kilometres from their home, saying they survived by eating seagulls, drinking rainwater and reading the Bible. A Taiwanese tuna boat scooped the men out of the water about halfway between Hawaii and Australia on Aug. 9. They had drifted all the way from San Blas, a fishing village about 160 kilometres north of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where they were last seen in late October or early November, 2005. Fishermen in San Blas, a hamlet of about 8,000 people, are celebrating the men's astonishing...
  • God vs. Darwin: no contest

    08/08/2005 8:49:04 AM PDT · by wallcrawlr · 241 replies · 3,112+ views
    Boston Globe ^ | 08.08.05 | Cathy Young
    THE GOD VS. Darwin debate went to the White House last week when President Bush weighed in, stating in a roundtable interview with reporters that ''intelligent design" should be taught along with evolution in public schools. It's a move that has undoubtedly pleased the president's conservative religious base. However, it has also caused much unhappiness among those conservatives who want the Republican Party to be something other than a political arm of the religious right, including such strong Bush supporters as columnist Charles Krauthammer and University of Tennessee law professor/blogger Glenn Reynolds.