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espola said:
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Finally watched the entirety of the video. He did say he influenced the US but he wasn't bragging or boasting like the article claims. While I dont think we should be in Iran, what kind of leader would he be if he wasn't trying to influence other countries towards what he believes is best for Israel.
 
These new age feminists are so polite to their masters!

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Dear @GovKathyHochul, you did not show respect because respect is a two-way street. You are abiding to Muslim sensibilities in the US, and you must abide to Muslim sensibilities in Islamic societies. Hence, in all instances, it is incumbent for you to show respect without there ever being an onus…
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Okay, Republicans, let’s talk “Christian family values,” shall we?

Spoiler Alert: You’re not going to like how the discussion goes.

President Donald Trump: multiple affairs (on every single one of his wives), 3 marriages, 2 divorces, 5 children from 3 different women, and over 20 accusations of sexual assault.

Top campaign donor and former advisor Elon Musk: 3 marriages, 3 divorces, and roughly 12–14 children from at least 4 different women.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth: multiple affairs (at least 5, according to his first divorce, and he cheated on his second wife with his third wife), 3 marriages, 2 divorces, and 4 children with 2 different women. At least one accusation of sexual assault, which he settled in 2020.

United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: 3 marriages, 2 divorces, and 6 children with 2 women. His second wife died by suicide after discovering a personal journal detailing his sexual encounters with 37 women. At least one accusation of sexual assault by a former babysitter who was half his age at the time.

Trump’s first pick for attorney general, Matt Gaetz — keep in mind, all of the following allegedly occurred while he was a member of Congress:

Prostitution (at least roughly $90,000 to 11 different women)

Alleged trafficking of sex workers

Illegal sexual activity with an underage female — twice

Narcotic use

Sex-fueled parties, sometimes described as orgies

Close associations with a confessed sex trafficker

Sought a blanket pardon for himself and his associates

Showed NSFW photos of women to House colleagues — women he claimed to have slept with.

And Trump knew about all of that when he nominated him for attorney general.

To summarize, that’s four people with strong ties to the Trump administration, including Trump himself and his initial pick for attorney general, who have a combined:

12 marriages

9 divorces

46 affairs (at minimum — though that number is likely much higher)

4 of the 5 accused of sexual assault

30 children from 11 different women

Then, of course, Gaetz stands largely on his own with his long list of alleged behavior.

And this doesn’t even get into some of the legacy or media figures, like Rudy Giuliani (3 marriages, 3 divorces, several affairs), Newt Gingrich (3 marriages, 2 divorces, several affairs), the late Rush Limbaugh (4 marriages, 3 divorces), Bill O’Reilly (1 marriage, 1 divorce, several sexual harassment settlements, and alleged domestic violence by his ex-wife), Sean Hannity (1 marriage, 1 divorce, currently in a relationship with a Fox News employee who was allegedly married at the time of their affair), and Steve Bannon (3 marriages, 3 divorces).

That’s another 15 marriages and 13 divorces, as well as multiple affairs, among six individuals who have all either worked for Trump or heavily supported him.

Meanwhile, for Democrats:

Bill Clinton: 1 marriage, at least 2 affairs, 1 child, 0 divorces

Barack Obama: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

Joe Biden: 2 marriages, 0 affairs, 4 children, 0 divorces (his first wife died in a car accident)

Nancy Pelosi: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 5 children, 0 divorces

Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

Merrick Garland: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

The late Harry Reid: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 5 children, 0 divorces

So, for Democrats, the so-called “enemies of Christian family values” — among several very prominent members of the party, we have 9 marriages among 8 people, 0 divorces, and at least 2 affairs (but only from one individual — and, let’s be honest, Bill almost certainly had more than 2 or 3). The only reason there are more marriages than divorces is the tragic passing of Biden’s first wife in a car accident.

So, Republicans, when you talk about “Christian family values,” you might want to start by looking in the mirror, because reality reveals something that doesn't quite align with the bullsh*t you're always trying to sell about yourselves.
 
"If I were to run, I'd run as a Republican.
They're the dumbest group of voters in the country.
They believe anything on Fox News.
I could lie and they'd still eat it up. I bet my numbers would be terrific."
Donald Trump

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Hüsker Dü said:
Okay, Republicans, let’s talk “Christian family values,” shall we?

Spoiler Alert: You’re not going to like how the discussion goes.

President Donald Trump: multiple affairs (on every single one of his wives), 3 marriages, 2 divorces, 5 children from 3 different women, and over 20 accusations of sexual assault.

Top campaign donor and former advisor Elon Musk: 3 marriages, 3 divorces, and roughly 12–14 children from at least 4 different women.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth: multiple affairs (at least 5, according to his first divorce, and he cheated on his second wife with his third wife), 3 marriages, 2 divorces, and 4 children with 2 different women. At least one accusation of sexual assault, which he settled in 2020.

United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: 3 marriages, 2 divorces, and 6 children with 2 women. His second wife died by suicide after discovering a personal journal detailing his sexual encounters with 37 women. At least one accusation of sexual assault by a former babysitter who was half his age at the time.

Trump’s first pick for attorney general, Matt Gaetz — keep in mind, all of the following allegedly occurred while he was a member of Congress:

Prostitution (at least roughly $90,000 to 11 different women)

Alleged trafficking of sex workers

Illegal sexual activity with an underage female — twice

Narcotic use

Sex-fueled parties, sometimes described as orgies

Close associations with a confessed sex trafficker

Sought a blanket pardon for himself and his associates

Showed NSFW photos of women to House colleagues — women he claimed to have slept with.

And Trump knew about all of that when he nominated him for attorney general.

To summarize, that’s four people with strong ties to the Trump administration, including Trump himself and his initial pick for attorney general, who have a combined:

12 marriages

9 divorces

46 affairs (at minimum — though that number is likely much higher)

4 of the 5 accused of sexual assault

30 children from 11 different women

Then, of course, Gaetz stands largely on his own with his long list of alleged behavior.

And this doesn’t even get into some of the legacy or media figures, like Rudy Giuliani (3 marriages, 3 divorces, several affairs), Newt Gingrich (3 marriages, 2 divorces, several affairs), the late Rush Limbaugh (4 marriages, 3 divorces), Bill O’Reilly (1 marriage, 1 divorce, several sexual harassment settlements, and alleged domestic violence by his ex-wife), Sean Hannity (1 marriage, 1 divorce, currently in a relationship with a Fox News employee who was allegedly married at the time of their affair), and Steve Bannon (3 marriages, 3 divorces).

That’s another 15 marriages and 13 divorces, as well as multiple affairs, among six individuals who have all either worked for Trump or heavily supported him.

Meanwhile, for Democrats:

Bill Clinton: 1 marriage, at least 2 affairs, 1 child, 0 divorces

Barack Obama: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

Joe Biden: 2 marriages, 0 affairs, 4 children, 0 divorces (his first wife died in a car accident)

Nancy Pelosi: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 5 children, 0 divorces

Senate Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

Merrick Garland: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 2 children, 0 divorces

The late Harry Reid: 1 marriage, 0 affairs, 5 children, 0 divorces

So, for Democrats, the so-called “enemies of Christian family values” — among several very prominent members of the party, we have 9 marriages among 8 people, 0 divorces, and at least 2 affairs (but only from one individual — and, let’s be honest, Bill almost certainly had more than 2 or 3). The only reason there are more marriages than divorces is the tragic passing of Biden’s first wife in a car accident.

So, Republicans, when you talk about “Christian family values,” you might want to start by looking in the mirror, because reality reveals something that doesn't quite align with the bullsh*t you're always trying to sell about yourselves.
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