And he's going to be so surprised to hear there's this thing called the WTO:In the first hours after hearing that North Korea’s leader wanted to meet with me to talk denuclearization and that missile launches will end, the press was startled & amazed.They couldn’t believe it. But by the following morning the news became FAKE.They said so what, who cares!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 10, 2018
The European Union, wonderful countries who treat the U.S. very badly on trade, are complaining about the tariffs on Steel & Aluminum. If they drop their horrific barriers & tariffs on U.S. products going in, we will likewise drop ours. Big Deficit. If not, we Tax Cars etc. FAIR!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 10, 2018
Celery stalks at midnight, and it keeps him up late.
Using my phone I have given up trying to have clickable links, but you can copy and paste if your interested. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/03/09/us/blacks-evangelical-churches.html?referer= A look at black attendance at majority white Evangelical churches since the Trump election. It never addresses the issue of the separation of church and state, but I have always thought religion was more at risk from a lack of separation than government. The want for power would warp in ways faith. What jumped out to me was not only the strong support of white Evangelicals for Trump, put the view of Trump as almost a Messianic figure. That was new for me. There is a lot to chew on here. As you remind us, none of this is new, see MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking more of Biggus Dickus, but Randy Newman works, too.
ReplyDelete"I have always thought religion was more at risk from a lack of separation than government."
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, some guys in wigs agree:
http://www.dohiyimir.org/2012/09/tolerance-in-defense-of-religious-liberty-is-a-vice.html