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Even so, we do have a 4 year experience where your parade of horribles didn't happen.

Donald Trump knows better than to have naysayers on his staff and cabinet anymore. The new people will make his desires happen.

Besides, forget history and think of the wonders of Camelot.

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Sat Apr 27, 2024 6:07 pm

Oh yeah? These are fearsome warriors from Skyrim:

The majority of conservatives on the Supreme Court seemed to tip their hand today that they were going to grant immunity to Trump. Are you talking about Clarence Thomas doing the bobblehead nod when Trump's attorney mentioned a free luxury motor home or the assassination of political rivals? James ...

I watched her on two different YouTube videos when it struck me that she spoke too fast for the Elders to understand. If you are really smart you need to dumb it down to make your point.

The majority of conservatives on the the Supreme Court seemed to tip their hand today that they were going to grant immunity to Trump. This would give him free reign for unlimited retribution and mayhem if reelected.

Here is more on Lars Nielsen's research:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C0VLcPeqHw

The Supreme Court is looking into the legal status of the homeless. The case, City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, carries enormous stakes nationwide as the conservative justices decide their fate. What is your opinion, and do you think the Soylent Green Snack Company of Linden Utah will receive a windfa...

Jesse Watters from Fox News said Trump is too old to have to sit through a criminal trial. Bringing in a recliner or a sofa bed could perhaps aid Trump.

“Until death do us part” is referring to physical, mortal life. This was removed from the LDS vows when it was decided that the wife could be bound to the husband's casket on the longship sailing down the fjord into the Great Salt Lake. Elders would then shoot flaming arrows setting the ship ablaze...

“Brethren, 225,000 of you are here tonight."

Does BYU (or anywhere in Utah County) have a space to seat 225,000 people?