Will the GOP repudiate Trump’s cruelty to a fallen soldier’s family?

JLM

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Maybe the Clintons should too, although I doubt if it would make them any more aware of the sacrifices made to keep them rich and famous.
Khan said, 'Donald Trump has lost no one'. I ask, "Who have the Clintons lost"?


Maybe it's WHAT they've lost that's more important! :)
 

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Trump has never been a politician. He has never had a hand in sending anyone's child off to a war. So what if he like any other citizen has had enough of our kind heartedness being used against us? As a citizen like anyone of us he is also a victim of terror just like anyone of us.

If I had the ability for my views to be heard on a Global scale this is what you would hear from me:

"The "melting pot of multiculturism" is going to create an alloy no matter what. If the wrong combination of ingredients go into the pot you are going to get an alloy that is weaker than the individual ingredients.

If the melting pot isn't creating a superior alloy from what went into the pot you scrap it and try again using different materials and different ratios until you do have a stronger, more durable and malleable alloy."
 
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I am now hearing the Clinton Charitable Trust paid the Khan family for their appearance. If this is verified what comes next?
 

JLM

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This is a new one on me. What's it mean?


Back in the olden days the word "lick" had an alternate meaning, approximately meaning speed. Like in "that dog was going at a pretty good lick". I guess I bastardized it a bit!
 

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Back in the olden days the word "lick" had an alternate meaning, approximately meaning speed. Like in "that dog was going at a pretty good lick". I guess I bastardized it a bit!





Funny this should come up here! It made me smile.
The word 'lick' was used in different ways, meant different things.
Many of the old sayings have disappeared. Don't know if it's territorial or generational.


'....never did a lick of work'
' my parents will lick me if I misbehave'
'...moving at a good lick'
' I could lick you in a fight'


And then there was Bing Crosby: "It's an Irish trick, that's true,
I can lick the Mick that threw
The overalls in Mrs. Murphy's chowder"


Gee, it's great to be old enough to remember those things!