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90% cancelled performing for 250 year celebration when they found out it was for Trump!

McBride and Bret Michaels have also bailed out now.

Among you there are liberals, woke people, conservatives, neo-Nazis, leftists, and naturally, while expecting the daughter you raised to be like you, she comes to you and says she is Muslim and wants to wear a hijab.

I'm a bit sick of the stupid "America isn't a democracy, it's a republic" nonsense. (FWIW, Germany, France, and Italy are also republics, the UK, Denmark, and Spain are monarchies; all of them are democracies.)

Democracy:

"Rule by the people, especially as a form of government; either directly or through elected representatives"

"A government under the direct or representative rule of the people of its jurisdiction."

"A state with a democratic system of government."

"Belief in political freedom and equality; the "spirit of democracy"."

Republic:

"A state where sovereignty rests with the people or their representatives, rather than with a monarch or emperor; a country with no monarchy."

"A state, which may or may not be a monarchy, in which the executive and legislative branches of government are separate." (archaic)

The suspect, Jacob Wenske, explicitly emailed a threat stating: 'Death to Erika Kirk... Every Christian nationalist shall perish in the bombing that will take place.' Coming less than a year after Charlie Kirk was tragically assassinated, trying to downplay or excuse an active bomb threat because you dislike someone's faith or politics is unconscionable. Vote Yes if you condemn this extremism outright. If you vote No, you are validating targeted political terrorism.

Why do you think people hate Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk, and Christian’s enough to do this?

Feminism because the economic argument falls apart under scrutiny. Historically, people raised large families through far worse financial crises, and even today, wealthy Nordic countries with massive government childcare subsidies and strong safety nets are seeing their birth rates crater. The root issue is an ideological crisis, not a financial one. Decades of feminist messaging have systematically dismantled traditional family structures, trading mutual interdependence for hyper-independence and corporate ladders. It has created a cultural rift where men and women are socialized to view each other as political adversaries rather than cooperative partners. You cannot solve a 'relationship recession' with economic policies when modern culture openly celebrates solitary lifestyles and treats the foundation of coupling as oppressive.

28, really pretty, 5’4.

She is a doctor, also looking for a doctor that is well to do and 27-32. She even said she is looking for a tiny demographic of guys.

Wants the guy to have a more provider mentality.

Her brother is divorced.

She has been in a few relationships. She likes to be really independent, not good with dealing with relationship stress. Occasionally goes on solo trips abroad. Has needed therapy before.

Because of her age and personality traits do you think she will end up single? I try to tell her to just be realistic and give a guy a chance

I think they look like long lost brothers