General Election 2024

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Walters's directive that every classroom in the state contain a copy of the Bible.

That I would not agree with, but I don't have a problem if every library is required to have one. BTW, I would be fine if it was located in the fiction section of the library.

I have six Bibles and I'm an atheist. Doesn't mean anything

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Quote: rxwine

Walters's directive that every classroom in the state contain a copy of the Bible.

That I would not agree with, but I don't have a problem if every library is required to have one. BTW, I would be fine if it was located in the fiction section of the library.

I have six Bibles and I'm an atheist. Doesn't mean anything

I have a very large bible i received when my father passed away. It is probably 20 inches tall and 16 inches wide. My father called it a "family bible". I believe it has been passed down from our Welsh ancestors. It is interesting to look at as it is very decorative, but I have never had reason to open it.

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Quote: rxwine

Walters's directive that every classroom in the state contain a copy of the Bible.

That I would not agree with, but I don't have a problem if every library is required to have one. BTW, I would be fine if it was located in the fiction section of the library.

I have six Bibles and I'm an atheist. Doesn't mean anything

I have a very large bible i received when my father passed away. It is probably 20 inches tall and 16 inches wide. My father called it a "family bible". I believe it has been passed down from our Welsh ancestors. It is interesting to look at as it is very decorative, but I have never had reason to open it.

Old bibles generally aren't worth much, unless there's something special about them. Like signed by Jesus.

Aftermath of one of Donny’s rallies.

Putting the “trash” in white trash.

It's absolutely amazing it took someone this long to see:

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Democrat Writes Powerful “Career Suicide Note” on Why He is Voting for Donald Trump

Oct. 5, 2024
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To @TheDemocrats,

This is my career suicide note, but it’s also a thank you from someone who is done with careerism. I’m a lifelong member of your party and I’m voting for Donald Trump. Why? It’s not just your industrial-scale censorship or your endless wars or the fact that you disenfranchised millions of Kennedy voters through lawfare. If that were all I had, it would be sufficient, in terms of conscience and rage, but there’s more to this story than anger. Your hatred and censorship has taught me to admire @realDonaldTrump and to love my fellow working-class Americans, and for that I thank you.

This vote is for all the traumatized people who have been canceled and banished just for saying no to the establishment. This vote is for the surveyor, the farmer, the HVAC man, the nurse, the hairstylist, the Deadhead, the veteran, and my fellow adjunct professors who have told me their stories about being bullied by the Democrats in their friends and family and their colleagues at work. This is for the young Black woman in my class last year who, on the day of Kamala Harris’s visit to campus, said, “You’re going to hate me, Dr. Armstrong, but I’m not going. I’m voting for Donald Trump.” Why would she think I would hate her for the way she votes? What has happened to our country?

Somehow, Donald Trump has changed my mind. Where I once saw a cartoon white supremacist, warmonger, and narcissist, I now see the man who renegotiated NAFTA and the only president in the twenty-first century not to start a new war. Where I once saw the pal of the neocons, I now see a man who has awoken from his slumber and disavowed Dick Cheney, George Bush, and John Bolton, even as my own party embraces these “men.”

Why has the greatest entrepreneur of my generation (@elonmusk) risked his career to side with Trump? Why has the most consequential grassroots environmentalist of my time (@RobertKennedyJr) sacrificed friends, family, and reputation to side with “The Orange Menace?” Why has the most courageous peace activist of the twenty-first century (@TulsiGabbard) left our party? Because Tulsi, Bobby, and Elon see what I see. Donald Trump is resilient and he’s risking his life to change the fate of our nation. Trump is transforming the Republican Party into the party of peace, free speech, and the working-class. He has converted George Bush’s billionaire boys club of Big War, Big Ag, and Big Pharma into a party that cares about public health and embraces regenerative agriculture.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/10/democrat-writes-powerful-career-suicide-note-why-he/

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Walters's directive that every classroom in the state contain a copy of the Bible.

That I would not agree with, but I don't have a problem if every library is required to have one. BTW, I would be fine if it was located in the fiction section of the library.

I have six Bibles and I'm an atheist. Doesn't mean anything

I have a very large bible i received when my father passed away. It is probably 20 inches tall and 16 inches wide. My father called it a "family bible". I believe it has been passed down from our Welsh ancestors. It is interesting to look at as it is very decorative, but I have never had reason to open it.

Old bibles generally aren't worth much, unless there's something special about them. Like signed by Jesus.

So far I have only had it autographed by Adam, Eve, and Moses.

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Quote: rxwine

Walters's directive that every classroom in the state contain a copy of the Bible.

That I would not agree with, but I don't have a problem if every library is required to have one. BTW, I would be fine if it was located in the fiction section of the library.

I have six Bibles and I'm an atheist. Doesn't mean anything

I have a very large bible i received when my father passed away. It is probably 20 inches tall and 16 inches wide. My father called it a "family bible". I believe it has been passed down from our Welsh ancestors. It is interesting to look at as it is very decorative, but I have never had reason to open it.

Old bibles generally aren't worth much, unless there's something special about them. Like signed by Jesus.

So far I have only had it autographed by Adam, Eve, and Moses.

I'm holding out for a first edition signed by the original authors...

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Quote: rxwine

Walters's directive that every classroom in the state contain a copy of the Bible.

That I would not agree with, but I don't have a problem if every library is required to have one. BTW, I would be fine if it was located in the fiction section of the library.

I have six Bibles and I'm an atheist. Doesn't mean anything

I have a very large bible i received when my father passed away. It is probably 20 inches tall and 16 inches wide. My father called it a "family bible". I believe it has been passed down from our Welsh ancestors. It is interesting to look at as it is very decorative, but I have never had reason to open it.

People used to use it to record the family tree, you should check it for that, should be right in the front

Donny returned to the field where he was almost assassinated for another rally and brought along Elmo.



Who could’ve thought that almost getting shot would become only the second scariest thing to happen at this venue?

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People used to use it to record the family tree, you should check it for that, should be right in the front

I believe that is the case based on discussions with family members. I am the last one on this side of the family so it stops with me. The name will not carry on.