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Oct. 19
Orchids to
Edinburgh for demolition of its low head dam as a standalone project to get it done expeditiously and economically, understanding the difference between needs and wish lists.
the adroit presidential candidate who withstood constant interruptions and even a manipulated video clip to articulate her policy positions on a hostile and propaganda-driven network.
Holly at Waffle House, who went out of her way to find a diabetic sugar free syrup, from Rhonda.
Onions to
the political party continually disrespecting my Catholic faith.
those voting for the delusional ex-president that claims Jan. 6 was a love fest.
the former federal leader who incited a mob to attack the Capitol and says that as president he would use the military to arrest Americans, or “the enemy within” as he calls them.
the “a day of love” statement made by the former president who would be king.
those still undecided voters this close to the presidential election.
the older guy running for president who would rather have a bizarre dance party than to answer questions at the town hall.
streets becoming interstates by the shocking number of drivers who speed.
being all America first but choosing to ignore the many available domestic publishers to have an American rival print your personalized Bibles.
candidates who don’t show up on time, answer questions or tell the truth.
lying and begging in the same breath, which doesn’t look good on a presidential candidate.
tours that should be done by athletes and entertainers, not forgotten, lame-duck presidents.
the presidential candidate who skipped a free meal and TV picture op.
the candidate who should stop lying if she really wants to fix the problem.
the candidate who showed contempt for the charity dinner by not attending.
