APPROVAL POLLS: To the surprise of no one who watched the impeachment hearings, it was precisely those hearings that killed support for impeachment.
Impeachment News
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Democrat Civility
Approximately 200 Trump supporters attending a “Women for America First” event were subjected to at least 30 separate assaults by guests attending a “high-profile Democrat wedding” in the adjacent ballroom.
The Republicans say they were verbally assaulted with comments such as “Is this an actual thing?”, “You should be ashamed of yourselves”, “MAGA Trash”, “Nazis” and “C*nts.”
When hotel security finally set a guard at the door to the GOP event, wedding guests took to antagonizing attendees in the hallways and restrooms. Continue reading
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2020
DEM vs GOP: Mike Pence’s son, Michael, is an aviator in the United States Marine Corps, not a political shill on the board of a corrupt foreign energy company.
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CLIMATE FACTS
DO NOT MISS THIS ONE!
Patrick Moore was a co-founder of Greenpeace; he now disavows the group as too extreme. [23:28]
He says that before we started returning carbon to the atmosphere, our planet was literally dying from a LACK of carbon.
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2020
My latest update from the campaign trail.
IMPEACHMENT: According to the article linked below, there’s a little-known precedent on the books that Democrats are trying desperately to have removed before the impeachment trial of President Trump begins. In 1974, as Nixon faced impeachment, the Republican Congress passed a law that would allow his term to be extended if he was acquitted.
The law was specific to Nixon, and was set to expire in 5 years, but Nixon resigned. The removal of the law, therefore, never happened.
According to legal analyst and constitutional scholar, Art Tubolls, the fact that the law exists at all sets a precedent.
Personally, I’d like to see some consequences for frivolous impeachment. It’s wasted so much of our time and money!
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BIBLE STUDY: “Upon arrival in Bethlehem it is likely Mary and Joseph turned to the family patriarch for lodging. This is of course inconsistent with the traditional understanding of the couple being turned away by the wicked innkeeper, a story founded on an inaccurate translation of a Greek word.
“The King James Version of the Bible, following even earlier traditions (as early as the Latin Vulgate), translated kataluma as inn in Luke 2:7. Kataluma, used also in Luke 22:7 and translated there as large upper room, seems to mean something like guest room.
“Considering that Mary had relatives in the area (earlier trip to visit Cousin Elizabeth) and Middle Eastern hospitality culture that would never turn away a relative, especially an expectant mother, it is safe to assume she was welcomed by her family. The phrase translated no room in the kataluma probably means the guest room was full as many other relatives were also in town for the census, disqualifying it as a reasonable place to give birth. …
“It is probable that when Mary’s time was near, she was helped to the storeroom, animals were shooed away, a manger (feeding trough) was refitted with fresh straw and a clean blanket, and baby Jesus was welcomed into the world assisted by the family matriarch and likely some of the other women relatives.”
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FEAST OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE: Juan Diego’s visions of the Blessed Virgin Mary led directly to the conversion of nine million Mexican Indians.
These apparitions are a family favorite, because Dearest’s paternal grandfather was from Mexico and because nobody can explain how the image happened in the first place or how it has survived the depradations of time and a terrorist bomb!
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