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I wouldn't normally comment on another man's wife but I thought she looked... President-worthy tonight. Here she is with the other bodyguards. Ignore the clown at the front.

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That dress was such a lovely color, wasn't it?

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And such a practical color too! :thumbsup: I guess it's something she had left over from the Slovenian War of Independence, which just goes to show her thrifty nature.

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I must say I don't know what to think of her speech. On one hand, she sounded very articulate. Do we know if she copied her speech verbatim from Michelle Obama like she did four years ago?

On the other hand, she was born behind the Iron Curtain. People who lived there had each piece of writing scrutinized by a state office of censure, where bureaucrats decided whether the writing fell within the party line and how to change it accordingly if it didn't. So people were finding creative ways of writing "between the lines." I hope Melania was not sending subversive "between the lines" messages when she talked about the positive side of immigration, about suffering caused by covid, about racial inequalities, and about negativity in politics.

I don't like that thought. Her military outfit might be a message about Donnie's plans for the next decade or two, and we do not want these plans being discussed by the public before the election! :badmood:

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Oh, I thought that our beloved Melania showed why she is such an excellent First Lady; goodness, I was so proud of her last night. She presented herself professionally and, I must say, her speech said so much: emphasizing the great need for her husband to continue his work for many years to come. As for her ensemble, well, I quite liked it. Mrs. Trump was dressed modestly, and the message that I saw in it is that she means business -- she's a "no nonsense" type of gal! Naturally, that should come as no surprise to any of us, seeing as she is married to the best President that :america: has ever had.

Now, that's not to say that everybody will agree with me, and that's OK, I suppose. They're entitled to their 1st Amendment rights, even if it means they choose to be wrong. One such disagreeable person I've heard about is a singer, someone I have never of before, named Cardi Bee. For whatever reason, she did not like Mrs. Trump's outfit, or her speech, and she said something that I don't quite understand. But, it once again brings up a term that was asked about in another recent posting, about a WAP.

I was pleased to learn that Mrs. Trump likes the Waldorf Pudding recipe that I shared recently, but I had no idea that she was attempting to turn it into a business venture. Perhaps one of you can make more of this than I am able, but what I gather is that this Cardi singer said (regarding Mrs. Trump): "Didn't she used to sell that WAP?" I've leave a link from the People magazine article, in case you'd like to read more of this:

https://people.com/politics/cardi-b-...s-like-rapper/

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I was there obviously and proud to announce that for the most part, the speech followed my script. :gleam: And Melania was so radiant in her dress that if my 14-yo Filipino houseboys hadn't been there and I hadn't been able to look at their immaculately clean, smooth and innocent faces with just a perfect amount of rosebud blush on their sweet cheeks, I might have had some impure thoughts.

The election will be just a formality. We're expecting >95% of votes in support of the Donald. :thumbsup:

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Pastor, I think I recognized your words in the words of Guilfoyle.


"The best is yet to come"


I remember hearing those words, in another context, from you.

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Dearest Pastor, Sir;
I undertook some intensive prayer after reading your comment about the over 95% of votes that will be cast in support of Our Dear President.

It concerned me because those people voting against him are obviously voting against God. Our Lord makes it abundantly clear that we are to have NO other god before him. Yet, there will be people out there, legally allowed to subvert God's Will and speak ill of His Elect. (The whole DNC rabble was a spittle fest in God's Eye, as it were.)

So, I searched out God's Word for confirmation guidance and instruction as to what should be done by His people to deal with Satan's people. This is where Jesus led me.


Psalms 31:18 Let the lying lips be put to silence; which speak grievous things proudly and contemptuously against the righteous.

It seems to me that this whole "free speech" movement is nothing but an excuse to let others lie egregiously in an effort to overthrow lawful governance. It just feels like we have let that First Amendment right sort of get out of hand, you know? Are there efforts that we, as faith-imbued individuals, can take to limit this overreach by radicals trying to subvert the intent of our Founding Fathers?

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That woman can shout! :wub:

Does anyone know if she took speech classes from that woman announcer in North Korea?

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My thinking is the President directed her to wear a military color because he himself has always wanted to appear in a military commanders outfit. She, of course, could not wear military medals but the President would have many.

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If you go to settings and select "cc" (closed caption), and then select English you can see what she is saying:

"Fearless leader Kim Il Sung Juche socialism Kimche is better than vile American texmex chili stolen from indigenous peoples. War with lickspittle running dog yankee capitalist imperialists is not over yet".

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Beijing Biden put them up to this, or perhaps they didn't like the details of Trump's proposed trade agreement.

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I'm wondering if others noticed a theme this week, regarding our beautiful First Lady's choice of attire. In addition to the green military ensemble from earlier in the week, we were also favored to a lovely green dress at the Thursday evening event at the White House. And, my, didn't Mrs. Trump look ever-so-proud to be our First Lady! The part that impressed me was her choice of color: again, green. Why, this is always associated with "greener pastures", "the color of money", and other prosperity-related themes. For example, I can recall when green was being used as a token of prosperity for a television evangelist -- with great success to those who wrote for his prayer cloth when they donated a tidy sum of money to the ministry.



And, we all know how President Trump is making :america: so truly great again! :glory: Now, one thing that I did not like after the Thursday night appearance was the fact that some of those ungodly trolls on the interwebs were making fun of Mrs. Trump's green dress. Why, some of them had the audacity to suggest it could be used as a backdrop for other messages! Well, they won't be laughing when the :lord-fancy: :jesus-fancy: ensures our beloved President Trump's victory in November!

https://imgix.pedestrian.tv/content/...te-637x397.png

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Mark my words, if voters elect the socialist team of Joe/Kamala you will see AOC in green hair.

https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.qNYegV...pr=2.5&pid=1.7

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Is that the Real Melania in the middle, though? It looks much more like the substitute one, for when she's busy preparing dinner/on her period/otherwise unavailable/whatever.

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Oh, yes, dear Brother Mayor Hold! Yes, indeed. If those Demonrats win the election, we will be seeing green hair on Alexandra -- to match her New Green Deal. Here, you will see that she is already sprucing up her wardrobe, to use as a theme for her ridiculous propaganda:


https://www.lexingtonchronicle.com/s...?itok=cIuK9PEb

And, that will be just the beginning. I have no doubt that we will be swamped with evildoers promoting AOC's work -- such as the wayward sinner in the photo below. Why, just one look at him, and anybody will see -- so clearly -- that he's clearly demon-possessed!

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Oh, well; I've never thought of this sort of situation before, dear Sister Joanna. I was not aware that there is a substitute Melania, but it would not surprise me; goodness me. I'm sure that the Secret Service officers have much to think about during their busy day, and having stunt doubles here or there (acting as decoys) could, I suppose, make their job a bit less hectic.

And, it would not surprise me if this situation with Mrs. Trump is true. Heaven above, I'm sure we can all remember the time when that :hell-4:ary woman took ill during a public event and then went to rest at her daughter's place. When she emerged a couple of hours later, she seemed fine; however, she did not fool those with keen eyes and even keener instincts. It was soon revealed that a stunt double had been called in to distract the public. And, if :hell-4:ary can do this sort of thing, then why shouldn't the First Lady? Goodness knows, she must have her reasons. Mrs. Trump has more than enough to do, promoting her "Be Best" program, and giving constant encouragement to our fearless, :god-fancy:-sent President Trump! It's no wonder she might like a night off once in a while.

And, now that I think of it more deeply, I think you are right, Dear. Yes, this must be so, as I have just found a video clip that proves my point about a fake :hell-4:ary!

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Which not-my-President has besmirched the dignity of the Office of the President of the United States of America more than these two undignified clowns?

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