Trump Rallies & Interviews Catch-All | Trump - “just stop talking about that”
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lawtig02
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Pretty good chance he told his staff to fire Milley and they ignored him, as they were want to do.
aGDevil2k
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Jesus - he thinks "one person and a secretary" can manage all of education across the country? He's a loon
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He believes this tripe.
MOUNTAINH33L
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Hello. I'm MountainH33l, but you can call me THE ENEMY WITHIN!!!
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There aren't. There are people who admit they know who they are voting for, and there are liars.
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This, x eleventy billion. Of course, I've felt that way since early January, 2021.
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BTW, the USA suffered two major financial panics during the 1890s and was in recession for half the decade.
The 1890s were also gay. Not sure what Trump supporters would think about that.
zeuxis
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These were still going on as well.
ETA: This was an interesting subset.
There are many examples of Wellesley marriages in the historical record. Faderman documented that in the late 19th century, of the 53 female faculty at Wellesley, only one woman was conventionally married to a man; most of the others lived with a female companion.<a href="Boston marriage - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>7<span>]</span></a><span title="Page / location: 192">: 192 </span> One of the most famous pairs were Katharine Lee Bates and Katharine Ellis Coman. Bates was a professor of poetry and the author of the words to "America the Beautiful", while Coman was an economic historian who is credited with writing the first industrial history of the US.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.
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ETA: This was an interesting subset.
There are many examples of Wellesley marriages in the historical record. Faderman documented that in the late 19th century, of the 53 female faculty at Wellesley, only one woman was conventionally married to a man; most of the others lived with a female companion.<a href="Boston marriage - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>7<span>]</span></a><span title="Page / location: 192">: 192 </span> One of the most famous pairs were Katharine Lee Bates and Katharine Ellis Coman. Bates was a professor of poetry and the author of the words to "America the Beautiful", while Coman was an economic historian who is credited with writing the first industrial history of the US.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.