Comments by "Catherine Llewelyn-Evans" (@catherinellewelyn-evans3693) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. You honestly believe God is sitting up there, blessing Netanyahu and Israel as the bombs rain down? That he is rubbing his hands with glee at the 46,000 massacred? At the children left with no parents or homes? What ghastly kind of a God do you believe in? Certainly not the one who said, ‘Love your enemy.’ An Anglican priest.
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  2. Did you ever listen to the hatred Trump incited in his rallies or on his Truth Social posts? Did you protest THAT?
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  3. How on earth is it not ‘the gospel’ to ask (gently) for vulnerable and frightened people to be treated with care? An Anglican priest.
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  4. A President can’t be ‘axed.’ His choice. A hero.
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  5. I have a brain. I think the Tories have done their best to finish us off, so Labour have an uphill job - which is why, however I voted, I can only wish them integrity, competence, and success, and hope the U.K. will gradually find its feet again.
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  6. Really? His loose talking, lack of personal morals and shady business practices didn’t embarrass you? Really?
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  7. How the heck is it unbiblical to call for mercy for frightened people, whatever their label? Totally gospel. An Anglican priest.
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  8. Trump appears to be making America hated, globally. So sad. We used to look up to the USA.
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  9. Inflation come way down from where Trump left it
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  10. @ Rubbish. She was promoting Jesus’s call to protect the frightened and vulnerable (whatever their label). An Anglican priest.
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  11. Why? For asking for mercy for people who are frightened? What kind of Christianity do you believe in? One that attacks the vulnerable? An Anglican priest.
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  12. Demonic? What on earth do you mean? Asking for powerful people to deal gently with people who are frightened is demonic? Shame on you. An Anglican priest.
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  13. Prices have been ‘out of hand’ across the world, post Covid. It’s not just a US issue
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  14. ‘Falsely indicted’? Really? So, if a jury decides he is guilty, but you FEEL he is innocent, then he is innocent?
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  15. Have you actually READ his endless ranting tweets? Did you actually SEE the results of his anger on January 6th? Do you just erase what doesn’t fit in with your narrative?
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  16. How arrogant. Shame on you. I have no doubt there are THOUSANDS of good people in California.
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  17. Do a simple google and you will discover that the same has happened all across the world…
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  18. But he didn’t evade the draft five times…
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  19. Evil. Callous. But then, why should I be surprised?
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  20. I’m an Anglican priest and I despair. A woman asks gently ( and it WAS gentle) for compassion to be shown to vulnerable and frightened people and she is demonised. Justice and mercy are fundamental and Biblically sound.
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  21. Do you really believe God is sitting there, blessing the massacre of 46,000 people, many innocent women and children? What kind of vile God do you believe in? An Anglican priest.
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  22. @ and if God ‘defends his own,’ what was the Holocaust all about?
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  23. What about the thousands of Christian’s whose homes have been destroyed? Do you think THEY didn’t pray?
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  24.  @omarelkaramany6233 VERY WELL SAID. As a Christian, I read comments like this and it makes me despair.
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  25. I am quite sure there are thousands of loving, prayerful Californians and I find this comment arrogant and insulting.
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  26. Look at the ‘strongest’ leaders the world has known. Then remember what havoc and destruction they caused. Be careful what you wish for.
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  27. Agreed. Boycotting holidays there too. So sad. Making America hated when it was once a shining example.
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  28. Utter blasphemy
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  29. Like Melanie Trump and her parents? Legal or illegal, under your categorisation?
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  30. 742 million people in Europe. How many have you canvassed?
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  31. All those poor policemen at the Capitol put THEIR lives on the line - and everyone denied accountability.
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  32. Sorry, but a U.K. poll suggested 4/5 Brits think Trump is the horror story.
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  33. And on January 6th, incitement and failure to bring in support in time led to multiple deaths. Somehow, the person who was the most careless (‘negligent’) was not held responsible at all.
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  34. Trump is, of course, the model of an ethical leader 😂
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  35.  @giuliakhawaja7929  That’s your interpretation.
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  36. Ever heard of sibling rivalry?
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  37.  @larrypoindexter6698  Try doing some homework. There is a difference between Marxism and wanting to care for middle class people…
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  38.  @larrypoindexter6698  caring about the middle classes is not Marxism
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  39. Don’t be silly! Just because your side ‘lost’ the sky hasn’t fallen in, and Labour, as the Conservatives before them, will do their best to try to solve the mess. I suggest you go into politics to see whether you can do better?
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  40. Collapsed with laughter. So Trump was allowed to lose disgracefully then?!
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  41.  @DimitriosChannel What for? Voting for Trump?
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  42. Read the facts about what FEMA is doing, and the praise it has received from various state officials.
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  43.  @RaptureIsNEAR7634 No, thousands will be heartened to hear someone who, like Jesus, stands up for the frightened and vulnerable, whatever their label. An Anglican priest.
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  44. It’s an INITIAL amount not the final sum. Give them a break - dealing with a crisis which has devastated millions is hardly a quick fix
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  45.  @stephenspiers5086 evidence?
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  46.  @PerritoNoz Totally agree. Sickening to hear Americans trying to make political capital out of a catastrophe
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  47. Shame on you. She asked for mercy for frightened and vulnerable people - as Jesus would have done. An Anglican priest.
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  48. How can you speak for the entire ‘free world’? Nonsense.
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  49.  @archiewall124 . So is it wrong to ask for mercy and kindness for vulnerable and frightened people?
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  50. That’s right. All the polls point that way….:)
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  51. Which is why her stand was so brave. A woman who cared enough for her country and the democratic process to risk her career.
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  52. The trouble is that if the truth came out - and it wasn’t the truth you wanted (like the last election), you wouldnt accept it. Prayers from a Democrat supporter.
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  53. Read the very positive comments of the Director of FEMA. I’m horrified at the lies which are being spread for political ends
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  54. Anglican vicar and democrat supporter here. We pray too…
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  55. I quote. ‘He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  56.  @morganwhite2176  That was a very forgiving email - thank you. I really hope something will work out for you. You must be very stressed. Let’s hope KS can see sense - is there any parent pressure group representing you and others who are affected? No way to assure you that you are not a loser, but I am quite sure you are not! Catherine
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  57. Thank you for being brave enough to say this. Absolutely right - but they aren’t going to listen…
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  58.  @ShaneSchimpf Will you say that if he loses?
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  59. My stars. She asked for compassion for the vulnerable on the edges of society, and she is ‘full of Satans pride’? Might be worth remembering that the Pharisees accused Jesus of the same. An Anglican priest.
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  60. Was God with us when Trump lost the last election then?
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  61. Oh really…As an Anglican priest, I delight in the decency, and compassion, of Harris and Walz
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  62.  @billdurkee8824  Well said. I pray for compassionate leadership.
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  63.  @kennethheern4896  When inflation happened across the world, ŷou can’t blame one leader for it - unless you blame the leader of EVERY country which had inflation.
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  64. Do you think that, in the space of a few days, they can magic up immediate solutions? They have a massively complex issue to resolve. From what I have read, those who are dealing with FEMA have a lot of positive reactions
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  65. Can I recommend the book, ‘Blood Brothers’ by Elias Chacour, a Palestinian Christian and former Archbishop of Galilee? As a child, he witnessed the horrors of the Israeli occupation, the massacres, the evacuations, and, with all Palestinians, continued to suffer as the Israelis oppressed and limited his people. His adult life was spent trying to bring reconciliation between the sides, and it is a book remarkably free of bitterness - but it is also a book which opens one’s eyes to the awareness that this is not an easy, one sided story.
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  66. How funny. I genuinely - genuinely - thought you were talking about Trump, until I got to the ‘she’.
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  67.  @tobystamps2920  This election was on a number of issues, not just immigration
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  68. Christians who support the Democrats are praying too, as we did at the last election. I’m an Anglican priest and none of those I know who are voting for Harris are remotely ‘crazy.’ But, heavens, I listen to Trump at his rallies, and I’m afraid he really does keep coming across as terribly unhinged. Sorry, I know that will upset you, but just listen to some of them
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  69. Pray for God to have mercy on Donald Trump. A gospel which calls us to protect the vulnerable is unknown to him.
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  70. So are you saying that all the Christians who prayed for help during these fires survived without their homes burning down?
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  71.  @JAVetter A woman of courage and integrity,willing to risk her career to safeguard the democratic process.
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  72.  @jonathanjohnson8656  Brian Sicknick, officer, died on the day (with four other named people). Four other police officers who had been involved died by suicide in the months following.
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  73.  @paulcowan7481  So when Jesus challenged the Pharisees, was that a challenge to an individual or to a group? An Anglican priest.
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  74. Elite as in talent. Of course they are an elite - how many of us could reach the heights they do?
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  75. Yes, he has the mental ability to solve the worlds problems. I quote: He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  76. God does not bless murderers of any race. 46,000 massacred so far. This is primitive. An Anglican priest.
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  77. She was laughing - as thousands were - at his nonsense, nonsense which Vance now admits was a made up story.
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  78.  @enochsauron7616 His ‘wisdom’? A despairing Anglican priest.
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  79.  @jurkinsoon  comment makes no sense!
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  80.  @4touchdownsinonegame178 Well noted. Keep posting it…
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  81. Wow. A brave comment - afraid it rather reminded me of a certain politician, who is said to be worth 4 billion, and who started a gofundme page! But you are right - the millionaires and billionaires could transform things.
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  82. A church which asks its congregation to show compassion to the vulnerable and frightened is one to be ashamed of??? A despairing Anglican priest.
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  83.  @4touchdownsinonegame178 well said
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  84.  @LisaLisa-526  So if hundreds of people who prayed lost their homes, but this family didn’t, does this really witness to the power of prayer or to the random nature of life, which even Jesus points to. ‘God makes the rain to fall (or was it the sun to shine?) on the righteous and the unrighteousness alike?’
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  85. Woke is about encouraging compassion for the vulnerable and frightened. It is exactly howJesus spoke (and how he challenged the powerful). It is utterly Biblical. An Anglican priest.
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  86. Yet many Americans come from immigrant stock, people who fled war and persecution. Shame on you.
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  87. Comment by a Ukrainian woman: ‘It doesn’t seem like a negotiation to me, more like a cruel auction. My main concern is that we are being sold for someone else’s gain. I am afraid that the USA sees us as just an asset to sell and move on’
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  88. And this completely ignores the emotional and physical cost to child birth. Women are not just womb machines
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  89.  @hopmniyo Now, come on - American politics was contaminated by Trumps own nastiness and lies. We used to admire the US before he appeared.
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  90. What is political about asking the powerful to be take care with people who are vulnerable and frightened, whatever their label? An Anglican priest.
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  91. I watched Trump fellate a microphone - and that’s not a complete disgrace to your country?
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  92. @ I don’t know if that’s the right phrase I used (am an Anglican priest, so not part of my normal language!) but google and you will find it. As for Clinton, not aware he was on the ballot paper, unless there is something I missed.
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  93. And Trump is too unhinged. Perhaps he wants to lose too…
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  94. That the Tories had failed us; that they had run out of energy and ideas; that they were forever fighting amongst themselves - and that something new was needed. Whether Labour can overcome the mess that has been created, well, however we voted, we must just wish them well. We need it.
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  95. Childish comment.
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  96. Shame on you. Preaching compassion for the frightened and vulnerable is Christ like. An Anglican priest,
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  97. You need a source, otherwise this is nonsense
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  98. It’s comforting to know we can rely on Trumps mental acuity. I quote: He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  99. Really? How interesting. How do you know?
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  100. May our Lord Jesus Christ protect us from Donald Trump. An Anglican priest.
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  101.  @JohnDoe-iq9bz No, we don’t carry guns. We rarely have mass murders either. Funny that.
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  102. If you didn’t care, you wouldn’t bother commenting…
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  103.  @SteamvilleQuintet  made me laugh!
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  104. ⁠ @noelstokes6901 For heavens sake - you can’t contrast a figure given to one person with a figure for a whole group of other people. Besides, the 750 is just a start. Stop trying to make political capital out of what is a personal, and National, catastrophe.
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  105.  @stephenspiers5086  Fair enough. I’m sure that is a highly representative sample of the entire population of N Carolina.
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  106.  @kaganasmr6775  No, but they are saying that Jesus protected the frightened and vulnerable (whatever their label). An Anglican priest
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  107. If God is in control, and Trump loses, will you say it is Satan, or the Fake Media, or the Corrupt Electoral System, or the Corrupt Judiciary? Or is God only in control if Trump wins? An Anglican priest.
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  108. She represents the compassion of God, shown in the Man of Galilee who believed in protecting the frightened and powerless, whatever their label. An Anglican priest.
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  109.  @RitaGatton nor is it a time for giving a political, usually MAGA label, to the Queen of Heaven…
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  110. What a wonderful comment. Yes, those were the Americans the world used to love.
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  111. Wonderful woman - integrity and resilience in challenging lies, to her cost. Huge respect.
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  112. If that is what reporters should be (‘professional and well mannered’) then a former President should be a model of professionalism and good manners times 100. Trump has modelled disrespect, name calling, vitriol, rudeness. For once he had a tiny touch of his own medicine. He didn’t like it.
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  113. Risking her own career to fight to safeguard the democratic process (including the peaceful transition of power) showed someone who put her country first
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  114. And Zelenskys rating is still 57% despite being in office for five years. Trump, after 3 weeks is at 45%.
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  115. ⁠ @lastchance8142 She asked the President to protect frightened and vulnerable people - regardless of their labels - just as Jesus did. An Anglican priest.
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  116.  @edmundincoom782 and hatred of others is one of the greatest sins of all. As is refusal to protect the vulnerable. An Anglican priest
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  117. @ So are you saying it WASNT part of Jesus’s mission to protect the despised and vulnerable? An Anglican priest.
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  118. Just google and you will see there has been rocketing cost of living in every country ACROSS THE WORLD
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  119. Fortunately, Trump is much more coherent. I quote: He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  120. How CAN you link Jesus’s name with the massacre of 46,000 people, many women and children? What happened to ‘Love your enemy?’ Or ‘turn the other cheek’? Or the ‘Prince of Peace’? I think this is almost blasphemous. Jesus would never condone this bloodshed (on either side). An Anglican priest.
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  121.  @curtisbacon7856 Don’t be silly. We have spent the last 8/10 years observing, listening and assessing
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  122. You have not a shred of evidence
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  123. I quote. ‘He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  124. But, in this context, what on earth does that mean?
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  125. Yes, we are praying, just as we did at the last election. A Harris supporter.
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  126.  @arbyjack2552 You enjoy seeing tens of thousands of Gaza’s men, women and children, murdered?
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  127. Yup. They said the same about Jesus.
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  128. Read the comments from the governors of the states involved - all positive about the government support; and stop trying to turn others’ catastrophe into political propaganda. This is a disaster for which EVERYONE needs encouragement, including every single agency which is trying to deal with a crisis on an unimaginable scale.
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  129. He’s in my prayers, too all the time, as is Harris, as is the turmoil he has provoked in America. Regards from an Anglican vicar and Democrat supporter.
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  130.  @KevinPietsch  Just telling you that Trump is not universally seen as the Saviour of Mankind - rather as a seedy, unstable and untrustworthy individual.
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  131.  @KevinPietsch  Just pointing out that Trump does not have the universal adulation you may think he does.
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  132.  @KevinPietsch  Being ‘seedy, unstable and untrustworthy’? Goodness. Careful what you wish for.
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  133.  @KevinPietsch  Well, an article in the press this morning said that Americans living abroad, who can vote, may play a crucial part in this election, so I wouldn’t be too dismissive…
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  134. But Republicans are happy to send millions to Israel, I think
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  135. How do you know? He’s only been in office for three days!
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  136. Perhaps see how other countries are thinking. Note the last sentence in this. ‘Polling by the Australia Institute suggests that a significant shift is under way in how Australians think about our alliance with the US, driven by the Trump presidency. Given three choices as to who they thought is the greatest threat to world peace, 27% of Australian respondents chose the Russian president, Vladimir Putin. The same number chose the Chinese president, Xi Jinping. Thirty-one per cent chose the US president, Donald Trump.
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  137.  @spendinglarge3486 Well said.
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  138. She would have been praying for weeks beforehand. She would have been praying throughout the service. She spoke of Jesus compassion for the vulnerable in society. Who is REALLY Lord for you, if you reject this teaching? Jesus - or Trump?
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  139. I’m an Anglican priest so I do know my Bible.
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  140. A ‘Bible teaching church’ preaches Jesus’s call to protect the vulnerable, on the edges of society, regardless of their label. An Anglican priest.
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  141. Politics is a perpetual pendulum.
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  142. Anglican vicar praying too. Just not the way you are…!
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  143. Might be worth waiting to see what the detail is of this before you lose hope and demonise Labour or Starmer. Really hope special need schools are not included, for your sake and for the sake of all special needs families.
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  144.  @morganwhite2176  But has the policy actually been announced yet? Officially?
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  145.  @morganwhite2176  and I’m sorry if I kind of jumped the gun on that one because, if you are right, that is horrendous and I would be angry too. I’m just feeling weary with the endless comments which make it clear that many people are damning Labour only three days in. I do hope that they modify these proposals for SN schools. So sorry to misjudge.
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  146.  @morganwhite2176  Thinking of you, as I read this in the News today: ‘Labour is stressing that its VAT charge on fees will not hit SEND pupils who have their private school places funded by the state through Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs). These plans are statutory documents stipulating and guaranteeing the extra support that such children and young people are entitled to. But only 7,646 of the pupils receiving SEND support at private schools have the plans. And the ISC is raising the alarm about the other 103,508.’ It sounds as if their plans are going to be fought, tooth and nail, and that any tax changes won’t happen for another year at least. Just hoping, for your sake, that what you feared will not happen.
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  147. Funny how we think the same about Trump. An Anglican priest and Democrat supporter
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  148.  @Joanla1954 Sometimes he does. Read General Lord Dannatts account of the very difficult things which led him back to God (including a near fatal stroke in his early 30s).
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  149.  @cherryformentera2943 Democrats and their supporters are praying too. As they did at the last election. So if Trump wins, is it God, but if he loses its Satan or the Crooked Electoral system, or the Fake Media or the Deep State?
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  150.  @rosarioperiut9516 alas, that may not be a joke. Remember, if he wins, it is all fair, if he loses, it’s rigged. What a charlatan he is
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  151. Not surprised. It went rapidly downhill when Trump came on the scene. Overall, he is a laughing stock in the U.K.
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  152. Capitol Hill? Convicted felon as leader? Fake election claims (all thrown out of court)? The ‘party of principle’? From the U.K., words fail me.
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  153.  @pirupoatan  ‘Unity under Trump’? Did you not WATCH the riot on January 6th? Do you not listen to his hate filled speeches? Do you not witness the vast number of lawsuits he has had over his lifetime? My gosh, this is delusional.
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  154.  @gregbors8364 Make the world hate MAGA again. What a great job he is making of international relationships
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  155. Just remember that a convicted felon would not be allowed to work in McDonalds, whether he is charming or not…
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  156.  @JohnJones-qj8dm  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  157. A quick google shows that the cost of living has rocketed ACROSS THE WORLD…This goes far deeper than political leadership. Every country is struggling.
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  158. WHAT???
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  159.  @chrisAnAussie  Get over it! There are lots of things in the Bible which have been added to. The Bible supports slavery, it bans women from wearing trousers and insists they cove4 their hair and shouldn’t speak in church. It forbids people from eating shellfish, prohibits me trusting women, likewise people with disabilities. It says we should turn the other cheek. We women priests are a wonderful bunch who do a great job. Regards, an Anglican priest.
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  160. And we do a wonderful job :)
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  161. @ Bless you.
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  162.  @HBrown-pu2hb I should be careful what you say - who knows what names might emerge…
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  163.  @HBrown-pu2hb  the lawyers, apparently, have a list of those who took part in some of the seedier Diddy parties. Can’t help thinking that, published, who knows which Republican or Democrat names might be on there - and the possible effect on the election
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  164. Funny, isn’t it, that Democrats think exactly the same about a Trump win.
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  165. You saw January 6th. You have watched Trump stirring up anger and hatred for the past four years (if not before). You must listen to his name calling, abusive, speeches at rallies. Certainly, from the U.K., your country looks more fragile and divided than it has been for several centuries - and Trumps rhetoric has lit a fuse.
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  166.  @joeclark7888  They don’t. I’m an Anglican priest and I tend to be able to recognise decency and compassion, while acknowledging they won’t be perfect.
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  167.  @GlendaJones-yk5lw  If so, even more reason to keep praying for your country. A hate-filled, angry, and divisive President may not be quite the antidote you hoped for - and, sadly, virtually every war has been started by aggressive men.
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  168.  @pdg61met  At least, if she DOES lose, she will concede. Donald Trump, if he loses, well, heaven help the American people. If he wins, there are no problems with the electoral system; if he loses, he will fight tooth and nail.
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  169. Praise God. Harris 2024.
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  170.  @jp-nd3vd I’m an Anglican and I pray, most days - as I did in 2020, that he will be stopped
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  171.  @mclanaford2957  Democrats are praying, too; as we did at the last election.
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  172. I support the Democrats, and I pray for him every day, too…
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  173. So why aren’t evangelical Christians equally visible and vocal about their Government sending billions of dollars to help massacre thousands and thousands of men, women, and children in foreign countries?
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  174. A bull in a china shop. Doesn’t usually end well.
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  175.  @donnybrooks71 We have compassion - as Christ had. ‘If I have the White House, the Senate and Congress, and have not love….’
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  176.  @macinhorstemeyer1961  Presidents aren’t supposed to be felons
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  177.  @ebriggs3498  So preaching compassion for those on the edge of society is SIN? Funny, Jesus was far more condemning of the self righteous, powerful, rule-enforcing Pharisees…
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  178. @ I wonder, though, who are the sheep and who are the wolves? Regards, an Anglican priest.
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  179. I quote. ‘He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  180.  Kimberly-z3w  i am an Anglican priest of many years standing. Perhaps you need to get to know people a little better before you abuse them on the internet (and, even then, I’m not sure what you achieve by name calling - it doesn’t help your case). Name calling may reflect more upon you than upon me.
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  181.  @RichardCrunch  No idea what you are talking about, or how it relates to me post!
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  182. Because she preaches compassion for the vulnerable and frightened? An Anglican priest.
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  183.  @amethystfeathers7324  At the Capitol riots, 174 police officers were injured and four died of suicide within the next 6 months - yet the person who triggered off the disturbances, refused to provide speedy extra protection and who blamed every one else, the Top Banana, has never been held accountable. I find that equally disturbing.
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  184. Bit confused here. Rather think that Trump is the Liar in Chief. How is it possible to ignore THAT red flag?
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  185.  @loghomebuilder407  ‘Lame stream media.’ Clever the way, if you name call, you can stop thinking. Very few media are not biased in some way.
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  186. Totally agree
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  187. So we shouldn’t be preaching compassion, or protection, for the vulnerable in our society? An Anglican priest.
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  188. Hmm. Perhaps everyone you talk to does, but how many millions are there in the States whose opinions you don’t know?
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  189. Trump has a fortune of over a billion dollars, I think. That would have gone a long way to helping, if he really cared.
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  190. Evidence?
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  191. And Bone Spurs fought SO bravely 8n his country’s wars…
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  192. Could it be that he provokes it by his rhetoric?
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  193. Evidence?
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  194. Oh my goodness. Whenever Trump loses, it is not because of his words or actions. It is the fault of the other (liberal elite, fake media, biased journalists, corrupt elections). And now, when he loses a debate, Harris is supposed to have had a listening device on her earring. When will this madness stop?
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  195. How exactly? She is still leading nearly every poll.
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  196. So, who do you trust?
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  197.  @ardalwinterborn  St Irenaus: ‘The glory of God is a man (or woman) fully alive.’ I see someone - Harris - who is vibrant, positive, compassionate, and who has integrity. As for Trump, interested to see how you understand his ‘soul’…
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  198. Americas new allies: The 16 that voted against Monday’s resolution alongside the U.S. and Russia were Israel, Haiti, Hungary, Palau and the Marshall Islands; the African countries Burkina Faso, Burundi, the Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Niger and Sudan; and Belarus, North Korea, Syria, Eritrea, Mali and Nicaragua . My stars! How are the mighty fallen - and what has Putin got on Trump to create this?
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  199. Fabulous, courageous, woman - with integrity
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  200. Guiliani seems to be the latest
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  201. Or is God protecting the American people from the civil war, which would probably erupt if he were assassinated?
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  202.  @Liamgross3000 or tens of thousands of innocent women and children in Gaza.
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  203. Indeed. Trumps divisive and hate filled rhetoric has poisoned your country and brought it to the most fragile state it has been for generations.
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  204. ⁠ @KAMALA_FOR_lRAN_CHlNA god does not bless murderers on either side. I believe that is almost blasphemous. An Anglican priest.
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  205. How do you know the government is ‘balking’ at doing x or y? How do you know they are not doing everything they can to help? Do you have inside information (or just turning this catastrophe into a partisan narrative?)?
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  206.  @michaelmerck7576 we most certainly could - the 34 convictions for felony, the abuse of women, the denial of the election, the incitement on Jan 6th, and the continued stirring up of anger and hatred by inflammatory rhetoric.
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  207. Evidence?
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  208.  @categories21 It’s strange, isn’t it, the way Christians who are Democrats are praying too - just as they did at the last election? So if Trump loses again this time, will you shout that it’s the Devil (or the Fake Media or the Deep State or the Corrupt Electoral System), or will you say it is ‘God.’ Or is it only ‘God’ if what happens agrees with your prayer?! It’s an interesting question for BOTH sides to think about.
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  209.  @Mcfctreble23  it is what the Lib Dem’s have been complaining about for years, but everyone ignored them. So tired of the ‘woke’ label. Like ‘Remoaners,’ it is used, without an ounce of nuance, to demonise. Not helpful.
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  210. Evidence?
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  211. Eloquent? Reasonable? On what planet?
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  212. That’s exactly what the Pharisees said to Jesus, who also preached mercy and compassion. An Anglican priest.
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  213.  @Acts16v31 And if Trump cannot listen to Christ-centred calls for compassion, where is the arrogance? Who is Lord? Jesus or Trump?
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  214.  @mrs.liberty7109 So why does Vance now say h3 made up the story?
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  215. So how does that work with, say, Trump and Guiliani? Presumably, if they are indicted, it’s all rigged…
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  216. Absolute nonsense. Please read the comments of the Director of FEMA
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  217. ⁠ @masonhunter2921 Fascinated - I didn’t know the lawyer had said that. Thank you for posting it. Keep on posting it…
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  218. Yes. Safeguarding the democratic process at considerable risk to herself
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  219. Are they? Or just Trump in particular?
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  220. I’m sure they are doing everything in their power.
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  221. Same in the U.K., and many western countries, post Covid
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  222. Might be an idea to read up about people with narcissistic personality disorder. Always the greatest charmers (when they want to be) - and frighteningly destructive when they aren’t.
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  223. Really? Their poll numbers are getting better
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  224. And prosecute the father if he doesn’t?? Or, ahem, just give the father a free ride…?
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  225. Because he doesn’t have it in his heart?
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  226. Don’t be ridiculous. You honestly think Jesus sent the fires just to ‘beat’ Newsom? And what about all the Christians who lost their homes? Did Jesus want that too?
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  227.  @jb2278 So it’s bad that Harris had an affair with someone when she was unmarried and his marriage was long over - but it doesn’t matter that Trump is a convicted sexual abuser, abuse which happened while he was married to Melanie?
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  228.  @pr-tj5by  and he portrays himself as the Strong Man who can sort out world wars - and he can’t even handle two moderators and Harris!
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  229.  @LimleyGilbert  MAGA supporters will not dare to look up the fact checking of Trump on the award winning website, POLITFACTS…
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  230.  @mocheeks709 Agreed. Totally creepy.
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  231.  @Veyron1967 ’We all know Jean Carol is ‘mad as a bunch of frogs.’ Really? Strangely, a jury didn’t see it in the same way.
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  232. How exactly?
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  233.  @barbr80 And Trump, who can grab p** and is a convicted sexual abuser, has a high character?
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  234.  @RobertLambertsonofficial openly God fearing? If so, he will follow a Lord who called, above all, for protection of those on the edges of society. As will all these Republican Christians. An Anglican priesy
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  235. She was looking to safeguard the democratic process, at great risk to her own career. The democratic process - the peaceful transfer of power - is what stops a country tipping over into civil war.
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  236. You may be right to fight back - but if you actually DID the course you MIGHT learn something, unless, perhaps, you think you know everything :) Maybe not, but I am reminded of friends who have been sent on driving courses after they have just gone past the speed limit. ALL of them protest; all seem to feel they have learned something. Likewise (in the UK) safeguarding courses. Most of us hate the idea of being obliged to do them, but, for most of those I know, it has been instructive. Mind you, I feel rather sorry for any course leader who has to take on Dr Peterson!!
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  237. Moms for Harris and decent, upright, leaders
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  238.  @Mrs.Deanna_Ember  ‘ Democrats broadly favor policies that make it easier for immigrants to LEGALLY come to, and stay in, the United States. But moderates (55%) more than liberals (24%) see controlling and reducing immigration as a priority.’ So this is not ‘open borders,’ however Trump may spin it (and increase fear and anger in the process). In addition, in May this year, nearly every Republican senator (and six Democrats) voted to block a bill to crack down migration and reduce border crossings. Reading the background, I think Harris is moving more to the right on immigration, but, unlike Trump, would not support mass deportation. As for other liberal agendas, I wonder how much anxiety is whipped up unnecessarily. Personally (I’m a liberal), I would not like to share a washroom with men (though in some airports I have had to), but whether such people are actively ‘dangerous’ I don’t know. Hard cases make bad laws. I think much of the more liberal agendas are rooted in compassion - and, looking at the anger and violence around the world at the moment, I can’t help thinking that perhaps compassion might be a needed counterbalance. It’s just getting the balance! Sorry for long response. Kind regards!
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  239. Wonderful woman of courage, with the integrity to want to safeguard the democratic process, however it might impact her career.
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  240.  @methylene5 Well, if Conservative supporters truly believed in their party, why, I wonder, did they not come out to vote? Perhaps too aware that the Tories had run out of steam?
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  241. A country which is happy to attack vulnerable and frightened people does not have good values. An Anglican priest.
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  242. Attack on WHAT values? The values of protecting the vulnerable and frightened, and those on the edges of society (regardless of their labels). Utterly Christian values. An Anglican priest
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  243. He doesn’t sound strong and determined at the moment. Totally unhinged and, yes, weird.
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  244.  user-zp4di9to6t  The election loss is because the Devil got in, of course! If Trump wins, it’s God. If he loses, it’s the Devil (or a corrupt system, or the Swamp, or the Communists, or the Far Left). Really creepy thinking. Really creepy theology
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  245. Former
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  246.  @1grayhairednurse181 Why?!
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  247. I quote. ‘He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  248. Meaning?
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  249. Who is ‘evil’? As an Anglican priest, I am struck by the decency and compassion of both Harris and Walz.
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  250. Thank heavens for some fact checking…
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  251. One of the good Republicans
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  252. All populist leaders rely on stoking fear to get their votes. Trump excels at this.
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  253.  @gladyswarren3437  Oh dear, this is really gutter stuff. Kamala Harris a Jezebel? How would you describe a p** grabbing convicted Trump then?
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  254.  @jonathanjohnson8656  WHAAAAT? That those who attacked bore no responsibility??? Shame on them
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  255. @ But we are always a bag of mixed motives, however hard we try, whether that is individually or as part of a group. That is real life.
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  256. @ But real life, even with all our prayer and good intention, is not simple! Following God, or Jesus, means that we still have to use our minds in how we do so.
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  257. @ So what is MAGA group ness like? Perhaps January 6 was an indication.
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  258. Populists get voters by promising doom and gloom, Armageddon, catastrophe. Trump fills his followers with a mixture of anger and fear, and it is that which, in my mind, makes him such a toxic person.
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  259. Sadly, they didn’t put you in charge…
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  260. He gives it out x 1000. Can’t take it when it comes back at him.
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  261. Well, here’s an English person who doesn’t. A recent poll showed that the majority of British people dislike Trump and don’t want him back in power. Interesting though - his Christian supporters were praying like mad at the last election. He lost. So was that God’s answer? Or is it only God if he wins?
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  262.  @heatherhall7899  I can’t help thinking that if you get to the top of your profession, in any walk of life, you are, professionally, an ‘elite’ - and that inevitably gives you more influence. Those of us who haven’t achieved in the same way might envy it and try to tear them down.
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  263.  @heatherhall7899  I absolutely get that (the cushioning power of wealth), but I suppose the question might be, which of those who have got to stellar positions assume an arrogance; and which get to stellar positions, use their position to speak up for what they believe is right WITHOUT arrogance? At that point, one is making a subjective judgement which may, or may not, be right. If that makes any sense!
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  264.  @JassicoFern precisely
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  265. And the evidence is?
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  266. A simple google check will show you that the cost of living crisis is a worldwide one, nut just a US one.
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  267. Unfortunately, Trump is creating hatred all around him, which is so sad. The bull in the China shop might have fun, and feel powerful, but oh the damage it creates..
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  268. Well I often suggest to people who despair of governments that they should get themselves elected and see whether THEY can change things…
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  269. For goodness sake - what is the Gospel agenda about, if it’s not about protecting the vulnerable and those on the edge of society, regardless of their label? Read Luke’s gospel. An Anglican priest.
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  270. Instead of always looking for conspiracies, could it just be extreme incompetence?
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  271. Democrats are praying too - as we did at the last election.
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  272. Just think how America would be helped if Musk gave away much of his fortune to the American people (leaving himself many millions nonetheless). Unbelievable to hoard so much when many are really struggling - and even worse to throw people out of work without a backward glance.
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  273. Is Trump?
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  274. You prayed for Trump to win in 2020. He lost. Presumably if he loses, it is Satan, a false election, the Fake Media, the Swamp, the Liberal Elite.
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  275. But she’s not a convicted felon…
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  276. And I’m afraid that Republicans keep sliding down in integrity, and decency.
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  277.  @danialhillmann5374 is that a joke?
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  278. But it’s not in ANY parties interest to have a crisis like this.
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  279.  @LG-km8fw well that’s just being silly
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  280. Like you prayed for Trump in 2020? Presumably, if he lost it was Satan, corrupt elections, Fake Media, the Swamp, the Liberal Elite - and if he wins, it is God….
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  281. Peace? Jan 6th was presumably a taster of the peace Trump is ushering in?
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  282. Oh, s sensible and thoughtful reply - thank you.
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  283. That comment was meant for the first, lengthy, reply, not the second
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  284. Oh we wish we wish (from the U.K.)
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  285.  @pJo2973 praying daily for Trump, but not the way you are praying…Democrats and their supporters pray too, you know. P S you prayed at the last election. So if he wins is it God, but if he loses its Satan, the Fake Media, the Corrupt election machine?
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  286.  @mk719x3  Really? Since there are 10.5 million ‘locals’ in North Carolina, I’m fascinated how you know they are all saying this.
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  287.  @mk719x3  And, if there are 10.5 million in a state which has been pulled to pieces, the very best government in the world could not magic up solutions for every single disastrous event in the space of a week. NO Government is ever fully equipped for such a catastrophe. Try supporting and encouraging, rather than trying to knock their efforts down and turn it all into political point scoring.
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  288.  @paulawinstead5660  Dear Paula, I am an Anglican priest and I am listening, very carefully, including listening to the appalling misinformation which is emerging.
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  289. I think he is a very good, and decent man.
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  290. Fabulous, strong woman with integrity.
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  291.  @BM-uk3sh  Well said. I really do wonder whether Trump is losing it…
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  292. They aren’t overnight magicians. There will be logistics, machinery, perhaps help from the troops. Give them a chance! Or perhaps Donald Trump could contribute some of his many, many millions rather than just open a donation page…
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  293. If the USA Supreme Court suddenly ruled that any man who impregnated a woman - and didn’t support her and the child for the rest of its life - should be prosecuted and imprisoned, just imagine the uproar…
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  294. I think that, once upon a time, so did many of those top officials who once worked closely with him and now warn against him
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  295.  @gregorysleeth1792  Best bishop ever. Having the courage to remind a powerful man, on behalf of frightened and vulnerable people, of the compassion of God and our common humanity, whatever the labels. An Anglican priest.
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  296. Same problem in the U.K. and in many western countries, post Covid. Huge inflation, slowly coming down.
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  297. And your evidence is?
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  298. The Director of FEMA contradicts this in his latest statement. This is the type of nonsense which should have no place in this tragedy.
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  299. The ‘humility’ seemed to last for about 48 hours…
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  300. Certain Democrats were responsible? Heaven help us - who told you that, Trump (‘tell the same lies often enough and they will believe you’)? As for Democrats being so ‘power hungry’, what was Trumps election denial all about except his refusal to let go of power? From a Christian who also prays for the US and for God to fix the problems. BTW, if you prayed at the last election, what was God doing? Of, is it only ‘God’ if Trump wins, but the Devil (or the Fake Media, or Crooked Elections) if he loses?
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  301. They don’t want to hear. Trump is Lord, not Jesus. An Anglican priest.
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  302. @ Hmmm. That’s a useful catch phrase - but you would have to explain why God so often DOESNT appear to defend ‘his own.’ And, if you are putting Gods name behind the massacre of thousands, it is a very Old Testament God - nationalistic, racist, aggressive. ‘Love your enemy,’ is the Christian commandment, not, ‘Bomb your enemy.’
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  303. Well, at least none of the contributions to Harris’s campaign are being used to pay her legal fees
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  304.  @joevanlente So this accusation must surely be levelled at Musk too?
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  305.  @masonhunter2921 Well posted. The lying and twisting of facts by Republicans just gets worse and worse. Please keep posting
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  306. TBH, the Government would be absolutely mad to be involved in anything like this. Why? Because it would almost certainly lead to civil war. It is not in their interests AT ALL
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  307. I quote. He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  308. Oh this comment aged so well!! Poor old Trump…
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  309. @ I watch what is happening in your country, and, as a historian (and husband a lawyer), I can see long term trends which worry me deeply - authoritarianism, taking rash actions, handing over responsibilities to inexperienced people, threatening free speech, getting rid of people who don’t agree with the prevailing ethos. I assure you, there is a lot of critical thinking going on.
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  310. Might there not be a problem that the news media who reports the ‘lying’ might be lying themselves?!
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  311. Can you be specific?
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  312. ‘Evil’? How, exactly? As an Anglican priest I am refreshed by their decency and compassion
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  313.  @danielmyers112  So, inflation is down from a post Covid high (same here in the U.K.), jobs are up, the stock market is up and the control of immigration might have received a boost had a Republican senate not blocked their bill. Oh and they support Medicare, which protects the most vulnerable.
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  314.  @rickgora2952  Don’t be silly.
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  315. The God of compassion and mercy? Heaven protect us from such evil understanding. An Anglican priest.
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  316. A problem with ‘its PM.’ Did we have four, or was it five, PMs? They ALL helped to create the mess (as did Covid). Let’s just pray that Labour can manage to fix the terrible mess they have inherited. The Tories couldn’t.seem to.
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  317. They just can’t see the irony…
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  318. She preached compassion, and protection for those on the edges, just as Jesus did. It was such a relief to hear it. An Anglican priest.
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  319. The reality is thousands of frightened and vulnerable men,n women and children; and the Gospel reality is our call to protect them, whatever their label. An Anglican priest.
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  320.  @RaptureIsNEAR7634 the most demonic thing is to say, ‘Trump is Lord.’
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  321. @ they aren’t ‘criminals’ in any evil sense - unlike the criminally indicted President who pardons (‘aids and abets) men of violence.
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  322. Yes, we Democrats are praying too, as we did at the last election
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  323. You prayed at the last election (as did Democrats). Trump lost. So is it only ‘God’ if he wins, but the Devil, the Corrupt Elections, the Fake Media, the Deep State if he loses?
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  324. Prayers for Harris and her team
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  325. If he survives Trump.
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  326. And you can listen to Trumps incoherent ramblings and think HE is sane? 😂
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  327. Bit like Trump and Guliani I suppose
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  328. Suggest yo7 listen to the very positive comments about FEMAS involvement before you post things like this.
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  329. Trump has a fortune of over a billion pounds, I think. And he sets up a Gofundme page. He could spare several million and not miss it. Gruesome greed.
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  330.  @mrakronyahoo  Thank you. Made me laugh.
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  331. Yes, Democrats are praying too (as we did at the last election)
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  332. Why? They ALL dropped bombs and contributed to the deaths of 46,000 people.
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  333.  @Qingeaton  Are you serious? After reading that nonsense word salad I quoted? Or are you being ironic? Baffled.
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  334. Funny, though, how here on earth, a woman may be prosecuted or imprisoned for having an abortion, but the man who impregnates her and fails to support her goes whistling off into the sunset….
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  335. And how was he supposed to stop it? Is there some amazing American weaponry which could have prevented it?
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  336. @ She preached as if Jesus was Lord, not Trump. Blasphemy…
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  337. Democrats are praying too - as we did at the last election
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  338.  @kathypollock6723  common sense? Do you actually listen to his weird and unhinged speeches?!
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  339.  @kathypollock6723  I don’t watch whatever channel you said, but, well done, yes, I have a liberal heart. An Anglican priest, which may also explain it.
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  340. Democrats and their supporters pray too. As they did in 2016.
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  341. Such a good comment
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  342. When asked whether respondents approved or disapproved of the job that Musk is doing within the federal government, a net 34 percent approve compared to 49 that disapprove. The poll, carried out on February 13 – 18, found that 52 percent disapprove of Musk shutting down federal programs that he deems unnecessary, compared to 26 who approve.
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  343. You prayed last election, remember? Presumably, if Trump loses, it is Satan (or the fake media, or corrupt elections, or the liberal elite, or the Swamp) - but if he wins, it’s God. I can assure you that Democrats are praying too. As they did at the last election.
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  344. Calmer? Already forgotten the constant turbulence in the White House? Already forgotten January 6th?
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  345.  @Ypykaiayyymfr  Hmm, but is that, somehow all because Trump was preventing all the wars, or just the fact that political instability is growing world wide? Are you telling me Trump could have stopped the Hamas attack? Or that Trump would not have encouraged the intense retaliation by Netanyahu?
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  346.  @drpammy7847  So asking for the protection of vulnerable and frightened people is ‘Marxist,’ and not Christian? Come on. An Anglican priest.
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  347. In the U.K., a poll showed that quite a large majority were very opposed to Trump, who is seen as an embarrassment to your country
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  348. Why has the glory left the church when a bishop makes a plea for vulnerable people, who are on the edges of society, to be protected? Utterly Christian values (read Luke’s gospel). Who is Lord? Jesus or Trump? Careful of idolatry. An Anglican priest.
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  349.  @quincunx1443 Bravo. Well said
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  350.  @ChrisforChristJesus  it’s stone…
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  351.  @user-pt9iz3zo7g  I’m an Anglican priest and I would say that that is a very valid question!
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  352. If he had a ‘good relationship’ with the Lord Jesus, where are the fruits of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self control)? ‘By their fruits you shall know them.’
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  353.  @UBERBENZ So, if the Lord answers every time, then presumably Biden was the answer in 2016.
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  354.  @azedel7151 A lot of them were described as ‘exceptional’…
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  355. Which people?
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  356. How do you know it’s a disaster when they have only been in power for three days?! Catastrophising doesn’t help anyone.
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  357. Confused. Are you being ironic? That is EXACTLY what she was doing - trying to call for compassion and protection of those on the edges of society, the frightened and the vulnerable, regardless of their label. Just as Jesus did. Did you actually LISTEN to what she said? An Anglican priest
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  358. Apparently, God said, ‘No,’ at the last election. Or is it only ‘God,’ if he wins, but the Devil if he loses? From a Christian Harris supporter.
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  359. Very well said.
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  360. When Republicans recover their decency (hopefully one day), then be reassured that one day they will be back in power, even if not this time. With Trump at the helm, not only might you lose this election as before, but the Republican Party increasingly loses respect. Get back to being the decent party you used to be.
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  361. Nor prevent the father from walking away…
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  362. So, who is Lord, pastor Lorenzo? Jesus, who came to protect the vulnerable on the edges of society, or Trump?
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  363. So, was Israel right, sixty years ago, to forcibly evacuate tens of thousands of Palestinians, from lands they had lived on, peacefully, for centuries? Were they right to burn down whole villages and massacre their populations? If you are advocating Israel’s right to defend itself, what about Palestinian’s rights? This really isn’t an easy, one sided, argument. Really worth looking at the history behind this.
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  364. On his own dime? Didn’t he inherit 400 million dollars from his father? Hats off to Harris who made it all on her own
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  365.  @kenscott8693 So how exactly did he ‘fix it’? Did he give up some of his billions to help - or set up a Gofundme page? Did he set in motion the myriad logistics and personnel needed to help the crisis? I must have missed something
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  366.  @alwaysthankfulmidnight When you have inherited 400 million dollars at the start of your career, perhaps you don’t need it
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  367.  @SoldiersNRprayers As an Anglican vicar, I would be nervous about being ‘high on God’ and seeming to use that, perhaps, to suggest God is on your side. If you prayed at the last election, was the outcome, ‘God’s will?’, or is it only ‘God’ if your candidate wins? And if he loses, I do hope you won’t be one of those Christians who, despite all their (and Democrats’) prayers cries, ‘It’sSatan! ! It’s the Corrupt Electoral system! It’s the Fake Media’?
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  368.  @JRCP2053 And I think I am right in the fact that, in Springfield, Haitian immigrants were brought if exactly for that purpose - and it was credited with turning the economy around
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  369. Yes, Democrats are praying too. As we did at the last election.
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  370. Oh, presumably you have accurate and up to date information as to EVERY part of government operations?
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  371. Wait and see.
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  372. They already have - it is not in their interests, or the interests of the entire nation, for Trump to be assassinated (however much they dislike him). They know civil war would be the result and they are not that stupid.
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  373. Well at least she isn’t a convicted abuser
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  374. Funny that she’s ‘beginning to crumble.’ Nearly every poll shows her leading.
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  375.  @OswaldJames-x2t  you are right - and then James Coney raised questions about her emails.
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  376. Perhaps they are too busy sorting out logistics, sending out the army, sorting fina Andes, supplies, liaising with the governors. Yes, they need to make a statement but perhaps, at the moment, saving lives and trying to put massive emergency measures in place is taking up all of their time. It’s a massive disaster - give them a break
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  377. And Musk is preparing to get rid of all federal protections as they stifle business. Presumably this includes protections for workers. I thought Trump was supposed to be on the side of the workers?
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  378.  @rogercunningham9987 The American people ‘united’? Wherever do you get that idea from?
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  379.  @rogercunningham9987  I am a historian and former history teacher. My comment was a reflection on the current state of America, which, since the Civil War has never been more divided.
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  380. My stars! ‘The left is depending…’. It is MAGA who are turning this catastrophe into a partisan game. For God’s sake, just focus on helping the victims and being supportive of EVERY effort made to help - trying to score political points, for which you have NO evidence, when people are suffering and dying. Shame on you.
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  381. Pity the Trumps just dont put their money where their hugs are. I love the way billionaires start up Gofundme sites but hold on to their billions…
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  382. Trying to safeguard the democratic process (which includes the peaceful transition of power) is not treason. A brave lady, a patriot, who cared enough about the future of her country to risk her own career.
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  383. And why would Democrats want to plot something which would set off massive civil unrest and aggression against them?
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  384. It is ‘theological malpractice’ to ignore Jesus’s call to care for the vulnerable on the edges of society, whatever their label. Read Luke’s gospel. An Anglican priest.
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  385. Trump IS the swamp, and has been for decades - look at the number of legal cases he has been involved in, the sexual abuse, the incitement of Jan 6, the election denial, the ‘Truth’ Social smears and name calling. He has sullied the reputation of the US
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  386. Good grief. Do you actually listen to the hatred he spews out? Did you even watch the result on January 6th?
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  387. Don’t be ridiculous. How could it be ‘deliberate’ when, compassion aside, it is hardly in their interest - with a forthcoming election - not to do all they can?
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  388.  @junea7794 Hitler didn’t quit after the assassination attempt on him either. Did that prove God was with him?
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  389. Can you imagine Trump? I quote: He said: “She had the other interview with the other guy who was a nice guy I think from Philadelphia, from Pennsylvania. He was a nice guy, he was asking her all these (scrambles words) – the daily take – they don’t take like I do! Anybody wants to go, go what the hell difference does it make – they have – and how dishonest was ABC.”
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  390. You saw what happened at the Capitol, spurred on by Trump. American versus American for the first time in a couple of centuries?
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  391. Thank you God? So, when you prayed at the last election, was it God who brought Biden in? Did you thank him then? Or is it only God if he agrees with you and your candidate wins? And if he loses, then it is Satan, the Corrupt Electoral System, the Fake Media, the Corrupt Judiciary? Thoughts from an Anglican priest.
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  392. Millions of people never thought Trump would be ready for it either.
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  393. I know. It’s the Fake Media! It’s the Liberal Elite! It’s the Corrupt Elections! It’s Nasty Kamala Harris! Poor old Trump…
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  394.  @rw7039 but the first nut case was a registered Republican…
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  395.  @gracenguyen6612 oh, a slogan like, ‘Make America great again’?
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  396.  @gracenguyen6612  semantics..
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  397. Read the comments from the state governors who are very appreciative of the governments help - and stop trying to turn others’ catastrophe into a political narrative for which you have no evidence. People are suffering and dying - we don’t just need to support THOSE people - we need to give all the encouragement we can to EVERY agency which is trying to deal with this massive disaster.
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  398.  @markcosenza3274  Suggest you look up the facts. They had an affair a DECADE after his marriage ended.
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  399. Presumably, yes, since you are all commenting
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  400. So who is Lord for you? Jesus, who preached of compassion and who cared for those on the edge of society, or Trump?
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  401. ⁠​⁠ @thisismyname3928 How on earth is asking Trump to protect those who are suffering, and on the edges of society ‘inserting a political agenda’? Read the Bible, Luke’s gospel especially. An Anglican priest. Is Jesus Lord, or is Trump?
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  402.  @kittyrodgers8078 yup, Trump is Lord, not Jesus (the one who called us to care for the vulnerable and those on the edges of society). An Anglican priest.
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  403. @ and it’s made of stone. Mary is NOT an ‘American patriot.’
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  404. Fake Media and Fake Polls - anything MAGA people disagree with or don’t like, or want to hear. Corrupt Judiciary. Corrupt Election System. It goes on and wearyingly on
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  405.  @RtFactor1555  And so asking Trump to protect the vulnerable and frightened was not ‘doing the will of my father’? An Anglican priest.
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  406. Very true. Trump is the constant reminder of that.
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  407. But Musk got into the White House, and a powerful position, exactly because of his money. Baffled by your one sided argument
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  408.  @yikwanwong8267 You can do both! Studies may ‘prove’ your point - what they can’t do is explain why extraordinary answers sometimes happen. I think prayer is often about changing ourselves, and our attitudes, reminding us to care for others. But then I’m just an Anglican priest, so what do I know? 😊
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  409. I’m afraid that he strikes me as someone who falls on their own sword on a regular basis - the rambling self justifications, the unhinged tweets. Democrats pray too…
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  410. I believe money for immigrants is in a separate fund, one sanctioned by Republicans.
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  411. Stop turning a terrible crisis and catastrophe for so many people into cheap political comments. Shame on you.
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  412. Well, as far as I understand it, the Haitians in Springfield helped turn the economy around as they couldn’t get people to do the work
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  413. So asking Trump to protect the vulnerable and frightened, as Jesus did, was an ‘abomination’? Who is Lord here? An Anglican priest
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  414. And they probably will - but massive logistics don’t happen overnight.
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  415. Ah! You are an expert? Please enlighten us as to your research on this
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  416.  @ldc5603  Actually, I don’t ‘blindly believe’ either - but in the past few months, although not accurate, the overall trend has been that Harris is, overall, several points above Trump, nationally, and in, I think, the majority of the swing states. Does that mean she will therefore be elected? No, not necessarily - but they do speak of a general trend upwards since she became a candidate.
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  417.  @ldc5603  Huge burst of popularity inevitable - people suspected (rightly or wrongly) that Biden didn’t stand a chance after that debate. Hence the wave of relief when Harris took over. The Democrats now had a chance.
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  418. Totally agree. Put her own career at risk to defend the democratic process.
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  419.  @1223jamez  Democrats don’t support open borders as far as I understood - and I believe it was the arepiblican controlled senate which rejected the Biden/Harris bill to give more funding to keeping illegal immigrants out.
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  420. How many innocent people lost their lives at the Capitol on 6th January? The man who initially incited that riot - and who failed to bring in support in time - was he held accountable?
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  421. Bizarre. Fox News, two days ago, reported that his ratings were ‘underwater.’
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  422. He’ll be so upset!
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  423. @ And how do you conclude that? I am a firm supporter of Zelensky but no ‘puppet.’ An Anglican priest.
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  424. @ Kyiv, Feb 21 (EFE).- A new survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) reveals that 63 percent of Ukrainians trust President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, contradicting US President Donald Trump’s recent claim that his approval rating is just 4 percent.
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  425. Perhaps because they, too, believe in Jesus’s call to protect the vulnerable and those on the edges of society, whatever their label. An Anglican priest.
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  426. Traitors are those who seek to undermine the democratic process - which involves the peaceful transition of power - and who endanger the peace of their country in the process.
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  427. Nonsense. Read the comments from the states governors, who are hugely appreciative of the governments efforts - and how could anyone, government or otherwise NOT care? Stop turning Democrats into monsters.
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  428. A simple google check will show you that the cost of living has rocketed all over the world.
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  429. Just because it’s a good Trump-line doesn’t mean it’s true
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  430. Really like her decency, her positive outlook.
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  431.  @preservethe80s62 You may have to. Our four years of having to listen to Trump was teeth gritting too!
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  432.  @preservethe80s62  inflation hit nearly every country which experienced Covid. Same here in the U.K.
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  433. She was a bishop doing what Jesus did - challenging (gently) the powerful to show mercy to frightened people. An Anglican priest.
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  434.  @azedel7151 Don’t be ridiculous.
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  435. @ Bless you. A female Anglican priest. Paul also said women should not wear trousers or leave their heads uncovered - and he happily condoned slavery.
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  436. @ Well said. Mind you, having ‘true doctrine’ is an interesting one, since deeply faithful people, over the centuries, have disagreed as to what is ‘true’ doctrine - and frequently killed off those who have a different perspective.
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  437.  @lastchance8142  Don’t be ridiculous. She asked for compassion and protection to be given to the weakest in society, regardless of their label. Someone called Jesus used to do the same. An Anglican priest.
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  438. Probably because they were utterly disheartened by the past few years, knew the result was that Labour would win - so why bother?
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  439. GET IT DONE - it’s amazing how keyboard warriors think hugely complex situations just happen overnight. Perhaps get off your computer, get elected to Congress and find out how quickly YOU can change the world when a catastrophic disaster takes place…
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  440. They have also spent billions on arming Israel. Why not select that, too? Or are immigrants a soft target?
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  441. Hats off to Cheney. The democratic process, which includes the peaceful transfer of power, is vital to the safety of a nation. She is a real patriot, prepared to risk her own career for the sake of her country.
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