commissioner herbert? >> i just want to say it's a pleasure to sit up here and see the variety of small businesses that we have and the longevity of those businesses, it's inspiring, i have good bumps so thank you all for coming and presenting, i appreciate it. >> commissioner ortiz-cartena. >> speaker: i want to ditto the sentiments. you're what makes san francisco so great and inclusive. i remember bob's donuts, i have a colleague we would always have to eat donuts, i don't how many donuts the guys could eat. if he is watching, you know, corned baef corned beef, there is no other, to soak up the beer with the sandwich and keeping prices reasonable, at maybe even at the cost of small business but community first. and one last thing, i've always been in there and have never been in there, so thank you very much for coming out today. >> i've got many experience wz some of the business that's we're presenting today from bobs to the birdie club and also just hearing the generational experience at the beauty s

herbert hoover. fact. that is what i call him donald "herbert hoover" trump.e lies about the economy totally botched. many people died. he told us to inject bleach into our arm. he lied about how great he was for veterans. he called veterans who gave their lives serving america -- i was just at the beaches of normandy and all through that area -- he said -- i have trouble saying this because my son died as a consequence -- he called them "suckers and losers." by the way, i will be damned to let him talk about my son that way. a 4-star marine general, his own former chief of staff was with him and he told us that is what he says. he is not the only former trump official to warn us about how bad trump is, including the former secretary of defense and former vice president who refused to endorse him. it says a lot about who trump is and what he isn't. i could not ponder -- i guess i should not say that. by the way, i could not be prouder to have your support. the great vice president of the united states, kamala harris. [applause] trump is a convicted felon. foun

herbert. he was one of the representatives of the zionist movement at the sanremo conference. he was then appointed as the british high commissioner in palestine in july 1920. but he visited the region before taking charge. minutes of some of his meetings were recorded and published in the press. the surviving documents show the strained relationship that existed between samuel and the palestinian leaders. he was trying to kill the palestinian leaders. there are no unplanted lands in our country which are accessible to your people's needs. except for some small areas that are unfit for agriculture. we will definitely have to plant and invest in them in the future because our people reproduced in large numbers. thank god. each one of us has an average of seven children. we must prepare lands for them. we have heard that you are one of the founders. it was not obvious, but the situation was different for palestine. the palestinian people were fighting against this guardianship and now they had to fight against the zionists. at result. as a result, they did not have enough time a

herbert is one of the very good coaches and players.y well, in the past, he played with his 6th handicap and played many international competitions with the world's top polo players. playing and being a global teacher. they are fai of the world federation of herdsmen and they are also trainers or trainers of horses that, god willing , we can use their presence in the country . thank you for your presence. let's go to the news section at 7 . . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. greetings and good morning. i am here with you, my dear and respected countrymen , the esteemed companions of the khabar network, who accompany me and my other colleagues with the first part of the series of sabgahi news of the khabar network. with the increase in temperature and the warming of the air in many parts of the country the purpose of managing energy consumption today in many provinces.

that's why i call him donald "herbert hoover" trump. remember when people were dying and we were in the covid epidemic? he told us don't worry about covid, it's not that bad. inject bleach in your arm. i think he must have hit his head. [laughter] remember trump was transgressing peaceful protests on the white house lawn. when you were marching for justice. if it wasn't so serious, it would be like a made up novel. i'm not complaining, i am just saying, you may have noticed since the debate, the press and their good guys and women up there, they have been hammering me. i make a lot of mistakes. [booing] no, no, no -- it's ok. they've been hammering me because i sometimes confuse names, i say that is charlie instead of bill. but donald trump has gotten a free pass. he hadn't done a dam thing until a few days ago. he was in his wealth cart -- golf cart. rambling about hannibal lecte r. talking about getting eaten by a shark. remember that? [cheering] on a more serious note, i had 32 members, mostly from europe, but 32 members of nato in w

george herbert walker. walker bush did. and i think that was the big difference between administrations on, the issue of foreign policy. well, those are good points. and ambassador eizenstat, that was something of a question back to you. so maybe we'll let you respond. should the importance of building an international coalition, should that have been another lesson of the book? i mean, i stress absolutely. it's one of our key findings in the book is that one of the big differences between, bush one and bush two was that bush won, got u.n. security support, as well as senators support. he built a 38 country calling george w bush. bush two did not get u.n. council support. he had a much thinner coalition basically the us and and the uk and that lack buy in is china said was a reason why the iraq war did not occur with a positive outcome as a positive outcome as the first. but there was a second reason and gets to the point i make about you shoot the first bullet. no. what your political outcome is. george w

that's how she met herbert. she spoke multiple languages and she was very involved in the with the girl scouts. she was the president during her time in the white house. there were a lot of girl, but she used the radio. she had her own studio to practice and she gave radio addresses a multiple and part of what she did was what we've come to think the first lady as a comforter in chief that laura bush definitely called that after 911 when there is a tragedy michelle obama, you know, after some the school shootings and she was talking to who were going through a tough time during the depression she was the one doing that not herbert and then edith eleanor came in and changed the whole game where she called a news conference, had women reporters. she had her radio show. she's writing a daily column. she's doing magazine stories. she's giving speeches. she's running around the country being his eyes and ears and legs. and so she changed the whole thing. and we kind of backtracked a little with bess and mamie. they w

that's how she met herbert. she spoke multiple languages and she was very involved in the with the girl scouts. she was the president during her time in the white house. there were a lot of girl, but she used the radio. she had her own studio to practice and she gave radio addresses a multiple and part of what she did was what we've come to think the first lady as a comforter in chief that laura bush definitely called that after 911 when there is a tragedy michelle obama, you know, after some the school shootings and she was talking to who were going through a tough time during the depression she was the one doing that not herbert and then edith eleanor came in and changed the whole game where she called a news conference, had women reporters. she had her radio show. she's writing a daily column. she's doing magazine stories. she's giving speeches. she's running around the country being his eyes and ears and legs. and so she changed the whole thing. and we kind of backtracked a little with bess and mamie. they w

in 1933, engineer harry jennings created the first folding tubular steel wheelchair for his friend, herbert everest, a paraplegic. together, they founded everest and jennings, revolutionizing the industry by mass producing lightweight portable and affordable wheelchairs. this invention set the standard for modern manual wheelchairs. the mid 20th century introduced electric wheelchairs offering greater independence for you. george klein, a canadian inventor, developed one of the earliest electric wheelchair designs during world war to, to assist injured veterans. these power chairs provided increased mobility, particularly for those unable to use manual wheelchairs. since then, advancements have focused on enhancing mobility, comfort, and accessibility. in the 1970s and 1980s, ultra lightweight materials like aluminum, and titanium became popular, improving maneuverability. more recently, carbon fiber has been introduced, offering even lighter and stronger frames, which significantly enhance performance and ease of use for wheelchair users. the introduction of custom molded seating systems p

that's how she met herbert. she spoke multiple languages and she was very involved in the with the girl scouts. she was the president during her time in the white house. there were a lot of girl, but she used the radio. she had her own studio to practice and she gave radio addresses a multiple and part of what she did was what we've come to think the first lady as a comforter in chief that laura bush definitely called that after 911 when there is a tragedy michelle obama, you know, after some the school shootings and she was talking to who were going through a tough time during the depression she was the one doing that not herbert and then edith eleanor came in and changed the whole game where she called a news conference, had women reporters. she had her radio show. she's writing a daily column. she's doing magazine stories. she's giving speeches. she's running around the country being his eyes and ears and legs. and so she changed the whole thing. and we kind of backtracked a little with bess and mamie. they w

in 1933, engineer harry jennings created the first folding tubular. steel wheelchair for his friend, herbert everest, a paraplegic. together, they founded everest and jennings, revolusizing the industry by mass producing lightweight portable and affordable wheelchairs. this invention set the standard for modern manual wheelchairs. the mid 20th century introduced electric wheelchairs offering greater independence for users. george klein, a canadian inventor, developed one of the earliest electric wheelchair. designs during world war ii to assist injured veterans. these power chairs provided increased mobility, particularly for those unable to use manual wheelchairs. since then, advancements have focused on enhancing mobility, comfort and accessibility. in the 1970s and 1980s, ultra lightweight materials like aluminum and titanium became popular, improving maneuverability. more recently, carbon fiber. has been introduced, offering even lighter and stronger frames, which significantly enhance performance and ease of use for wheelchair users. the introduction of custom molded seating systems pro

none of us really knows where he might encounter a herbert wells door in the wall, which will changemost unpredictable way, or more simply, but suddenly you come across an old bracket on the gate, which suddenly... you will be fascinated by who knows, the choice is on rocks whose age is about 2 million years. they went under the so-called cultural layer, now only the tops of these rocks are visible. because of this , all visitors will certainly look at the so-called house on the rock. it belonged to the barber of the castle. yes, it was such an honorable profession. and the neighboring house, the house of burger, a wealthy swedish city dweller. this is what remains of medieval vyborg. whether you feel the aromas of the magic of antiquity or not, this is a matter of your soul. here is the inscription on the rock. the guides are lying, it belongs to some lonely soul who has lost faith, it’s a pity that this soul is now located in a cozy courtyard coffee shop, this lonely soul didn’t shout anything about it, if you still trust the guide, then they will show you, attention, the oldest re

george herbert walker bush. my fellow americans. my fellow americans. as this campaign is about philosophy and it is about character. and george bush, hands down on both counts. march. and it is time all of us came home and stood beside him as his running mate. mr. chose albert gore. but just how moderate is prince albert. well, according to the national taxpayers union, al gore beat out teddy kennedy two straight years for the title of biggest spender in the u.s. senate. and teddy kennedy isn't moderate about anything. i'm not kidding. i'm not kidding about teddy. how many other 60 year olds. do you know who still go to florida? spring break. and know know. you know, up at that great at that great big party they held up in new york. mr. gore made a startling declaration. henceforth, albert gore said the central organizing principle of governments everywhere must be the environment. wrong. albert. the central organizing principle of this republic is freedom. and from the day and from the forests, from the ancient forests of oregon, in washington to the

he launches the alliance patriots for europe in vienna with herbert kickl, leader of the far-right austrian party. this year, 200 people are participating in the project. schoolchildren from russia, belarus and other cis countries. they got the opportunity to visit cities, cities of military and labor valor, and see the sites of decisive battles of the great patriotic war. we see how some states are trying to rewrite, distort history, belittle the role of the soviet army, and belittle the role of the people in our country. in the victory over fascism, we cannot allow this, we must pass on this historical truth, this memory from generation to generation, i am sure. that you will definitely do this, well now again to the boeing story, it just continues to acquire some incredible new details, even new scandals, and some kind of scandalous information series. so, the american ministry of justice decided to bring criminal charges against the company, they have only one, but significant point - deception of the us government, in what part should there be security, or perhaps death. before the law

members of the zionist movement , including herbert samuel, an english politician, participated in the sanremo conference. and the balfour declaration became part of the british trusteeship structure. britain had a double obligation. so as to rule and implement policies on behalf of jews and arabs in palestine. but in fact the sanremo conference balances the face. this what happened to the zionist movement was a very important turning point. when the sanremo conference was held in 1920, this meeting was celebrated in the form of a great victory based on the promise of the balfour declaration. enter the text of the guardianship itself. this event was extremely important for them. this incident can only be compared with the 1948 decision of the united nations to divide palestine into a jewish state and an arab state. about 100 years ago and to be more precise in 1920. the zionist movement in the senrim conference. he was then the british high commissioner in july 1920 palestine was assigned, but he visited the region before taking charge. minutes of some of his meetings were recorded and

that's why i call him donald herbert hoover trump. remember the days when people were dying, literally dying, and we were pushing on the covid effort. guess what? he told us, don't worry about the covid. it's not that bad. just inject -- really, inject bleach in your arm. think he must have hit his head. look, remember when trump was trance congressing peaceful protest across the white house lawn. who were marching for justice. look, folks. you know, if it wasn't so serious, it would be like a made-up novel. i'm not complaining. i'm just saying, you may have noticed that since the debate, the press and they're good guys and women up there, they have been hammering me. i make a lot of mistakes. no, no. no, no, no. it's okay. they have been hammering me because i sometimes confuse names. i say that's charlie instead of bill, but guess what? donald trump has gotten a free pass. he hasn't done a damn thing until a couple days ago. riding around in his golf cart filling out his score card before he picks up his club. rambling. hannibal lec

herbert kickl and the czech party ano, ex-prime minister andrei babis.are creating a political group that will be like a rocket and will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get today from the elite in brussels is war, migration stagnation. it's like a countdown to the end of the reign of the old elite. after the european elections under macron and scholz. the chairs are wobbly, apparently this is caused by the attempts of the nato hawks to catch up push through the necessary decisions, if olaf scholz, in his indecision, does not send german taurus missiles to kiev, this will make him the chancellor of an eternal war. this was stated by the former head of the alliance anders fok rasmuson. apparently, general secretaries are never former. first of all, we must supply ukraine with all the weapons it needs and remove all restrictions, giving them the opportunity to use weapons in any way. diplomacy, here we have a war that we want to win, but by the way, we won’t win it,

this week , the league had a special guest, the presence of herbert modres , the world federation, who is going to be at the helm. take over the national polo team. he has seen the horses and is very satisfied with them. our fields are very good. more time gives us the opportunity to focus on our young players, to make the players and the team more coordinated. in the first phase , we will serve them for a month and a half. also for education our polo players also strengthen our own national team. it is going to be at the end of the sixth week of the premier polo league. the top players should join the national team in order to participate in the regional competitions of asia, which is considered as the selection for the world cup . we definitely have the ability to advance from the zone. the last time we participated , we beat south africa, the teams of india and pakistan . it will be difficult for us to win next week for 3 days in the chegan alborz center club and continue their supplies with the horses there. and two days a week , god willing, in this collection, one day in this col

hoover who lost more jobs than he had when he came in that's why i called him donald herbert hoover, trump remember the days when people are dying literally dying and we're pushing on the covid effort but guess what? he told us, worry about the covid, it's not that bad just bleed gest injection really inject bleach in your arm think he missed he hit his head look remember my trump was transgressing peaceful protest across white house lawn? we're marching for justice look folks it just it's, you know, it wasn't so serious and all me feel like a made-up novel. what happened? i'm not complaining. i'm just saying you may have noticed that sets the debate. the press and they're good guys and women up there deborah hammer, me i make a lot of mistakes no, no. no, no, no, no. it's okay i hammer may because i sometimes confuse names. i say that's charlie's that a bill? but guess what now trump has gotten a free pass he had none a thing to light couple of days ago maybe arrived round his golf course golf cart. it is course fully out a scorecard before it picks up it's club rambling take what h

by the way, by the way, down from, you know, with president american history of the herbert hoover, who lost more jobs and he had, when he came in. that's why i call him donald robert over job. some people are dying really does. and we're pushing on the cobra difference. well guess what? he told us not to worry about co, but it's not that bad. yeah. we just injection really inject bleaching iran. think he missed, he hit his head. remember me or trump was transgressing peaceful protest across white house long who were marching for just look folks it says it's you know it is, it was a serious, you know, mean like a made a mama. i'm not complaining. i'm just saying you may have noticed that sensitive debate for the press and they're good guys and women up there abraham. i mean i make a lot of this for me because i sometimes confusing. i said i saw is that a bill a guess was sound. so it was gone to 3 fast yeah, none of that page or a couple of days ago, a ride runners golf course. golf course is course filling out a score card before it picks up as prob, ram made about the degree she's bee

this week, the league had a special guest, herbert modres, the world federation, who is going to take the helm of the national polo team. he has seen many horses. the satisfaction of our fields is very good , it gives us more time to focus on our young players, to coordinate the players and the team . at the end of the sixth week of the premier polo league, the top players are going to be members of the national team in order to participate in the regional competitions of asia, which is the selection of the world cup. it is considered that they will be present . we definitely have the ability to advance from the zone. the last time we participated, we beat south africa. the teams of india and pakistan are difficult to beat us, and next week, they will be playing three days in the kanun club of chegan alborz. continue there and two days a week, god willing, in this complex, one day in this complex, and one day in the dogan zul-janah complex of the army ground forces. god willing, we will use the presence of this very good coach in the world, mehdi ziyaei of the radio and television new

that's why i call him donald herbert hoover trump!emember the days when people were dying, literally dying and we were pushing on the covid effort, and guess what, he told us, don't worry about covid, it's not that bad. just inject bleach in your arm, i think you must have hit his head. look, remember when donald trump was transgressing peaceful protest across the white house lawn, who were marching for justice, look, folks, you know, if it was not so serious, it would be like a made up novel what happened. i'm not complaining, i'm just saying, you may have noticed, but since the debate, the press and they're good guys and women up there, they have been hammering me, i make a lot of mistakes. no, no, no. it's okay. they've been hammering me because i sometimes confuse names. i say that charlie instead a bill, but guess what, donald trump has gotten a free pass. he had not done a damn thing until a couple of days ago, who is filling out a scorecard before he picks up his glove rambling about, what he has been talking about, hannibal le

you know who the other one was, herbert hoover.t's why i call him donald herbert hoover trump, he lies about the pandemic he totally botched. the truth is over a million people went on to die. he told us, what, to inject bleach in our arm. it wasn't serious. he lied about how great he was for veterans in his administration. the truth, he called veterans who gave their lives serving america, i was just in normandy, on the beaches of normandy, and all through that area, and he said -- i have trouble saying this because my son died as a consequence, who gave their lies, he called them quote suckers and losers. by the way, i'll be damned in i let him talk about my son that way. how do we know he said this. a four star marine general, his own former chief of staff was with him, and he told us that's what he said. he's not the only former trump official warning us about how bad trump is, including the former secretaries of defense, and even his own vice president, they refuse to endorse him. says a lot about who trump is, and it says a l

together with the austrian freedom party of herbert kickl and the czech ano party.rei. we are creating a political group that will be like a rocket and will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get today from the elite in brussels is war, migration stagnation. it's like the opposite countdown to the end of the reign of the former elite: after the european elections , the seats under macron and scholz are shaky, apparently, this is caused by the attempts of the hawks from nato. border, american experts are calling on ukraine to strike deeper than 100 km from the remnants of prudence in washington. considering that, according to the russian ministry of defense , the united states, which sent these weapons to ukraine, is responsible for the attack by atacoms missiles on sevastopol. at the first opportunity that came our way, we decided to provoke russia, and this cannot be called skillful diplomacy. here we have a war that we want to win, but by the way. we will not win it, we will l

that's why i call him donald herbert hoover trump!ember the days when people were dying, literally dying and we were pushing on the covid effort, and guess what, he told us, don't worry about covid, it's not that bad. just inject bleach in your arm, i think you must have hit his head. look, remember when donald trump was transgressing peaceful protest across the white house lawn, who were marching for justice, look, folks, you know, if it was not so serious, it would be like a made up novel what happened. i'm not complaining, i'm just saying, you may have noticed, but since the debate, the press and they're good guys and women up there, they have been hammering me, i make a lot of mistakes. no, no, no. it's okay. they've been hammering me because i sometimes confuse names. i say that charlie instead a bill, but guess what, donald trump has gotten a free pass. he had not done a damn thing until a couple of days ago, who is filling out a scorecard before he picks up his glove rambling about, what he has been talking about, hannibal lect

he launches the patriots for europe alliance in vienna with herbert kickl, leader of the far-right austrianrty, and czech media tycoon andrej babis. everyone hoped for victory in their countries at the last european elections, and now they aim to create a separate faction in the european parliament that will fight the brussels establishment, which does not understand the wishes voters. the official city tourist portal visit st. petersburg invites you to st. petersburg. a city of history and romance, architectural splendor, innovative museums, the highest level of excursion services, creative space and the unique atmosphere of the northern capital, in which everyone can feel like a st. petersburger. this is all a unique journey. the logic here is this: up to 80% of the cost of producing fertilizers comes from natural gas, its prices in russia are much lower than in europe, therefore in competition with if the russian business loses, the european one will close factories, and without its own fertilizers , the region will make its security dependent on russian supplies. in general, europe has

herbert modares, the instructor of the world federation, who is going to take the helm of the national team, has seen the horses . he is very satisfied with the horses. our fields are very good .

one-term precedent and when you assess some, he reminds me of in some ways, jimmy carter and george herbert walker bush both at this stage in time they were running for reelection, had about a 38% approval rating very much like biden's blows to precedence. we pull back now decades later and we rave about how good they were. we look at george herbert, walker bush, and gill with the breakup of the soviet union and german reunification handling loose nukes and liberating kuwait and apprehending from manuel noriega. and you look at jimmy carter and they start piling up camp david, human rights panama canal treaty. first president to recognize people's republic of china, creation of superfund sites. the list is long saving more so much land in alaska for preservation that there's so much that's the size of california but both bush and carter couldn't, couldn't finish out because the public didn't understand that they were doing so well. and i think that's what's with president biden all right. >> jimmy carter perhaps the most prolific post-presidency than anyone has ever had. douglas brinkley, s

announced sunday the creation of the patriot union for europe, together with the austrian freedom party of herbertbabis. a group that will look like a rocket will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get today from the elite in brussels is war, migration stagnation. it's like a countdown to the end of the reign of the old elite. after the european elections, macron and scholz are reeling armchairs. apparently, this is the reason why nato hawks are trying to push through the necessary decisions. russian experts appeal to the remnants of prudence in washington, given that, according to the russian ministry of defense , the united states, which sent these weapons to ukraine, is responsible for the missile attack on sevastopol. at the first opportunity that came our way, we decided to provoke russia, and this cannot be called skillful diplomacy. here we have a war that we want to win, but by the way, we won’t win it, we will lose it in the most catastrophic way. the american press does not cover this. just as the sw

sunday the creation of the patriot alliance for europe together with the austrian freedom party of herbertch ano party of ex-prime minister andrej babis. we are creating a political group that will be like a rocket and will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get in total. first of all, we must supply ukraine with all the weapons it needs and remove all restrictions, giving them the opportunity to use weapons for any purposes they consider necessary. while the united states does not allow ukraine to launch strikes deeper than 100 km from the border, american experts appeal to the remnants of prudence in washington. considering that, according to the russian ministry of defense , they are responsible for the atacoms missile attack on sevastopol. united states that sent this weapons to ukraine. at the first opportunity that came our way, we decided to provoke russia, and this cannot be called skillful diplomacy. here we have a war that... we want to win, but by the way, we will not win it, we will lose it

and when he came into office, no, the other was herbert hoover back that's why i call them donald herbert hoover, trump he lives about the pandemic. he totally box the. truth is over million people went on to die he told us what to inject bleach in our arm it wasn't serious. he lied about how great he was for veterans id is ministration mature he called veterans who gave their lives serving american. i was just in normandy and the beaches of normandy and all through that area as he. said i have trouble saying this because my son dies, its consequences for the gator lives. you call them quote, suckers and losers. by the way i'll be i'm glad i went with it. we can now be devlin talking about my son now. how do we know who said how do we? i know he said this, but i'm not making this stuff four star marine general is all former chief of staff was with him and he told us that's what he said. there's not the only former trump trump official warned us about how bad trump is, including the former secretary of defense. and even his own vice president. they refused to endorse him says a lot about w

host: next call is from lynn, herbert saville, north carolina. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to ask why people don't seem to realize that this whole thing is a money game. money. it's sort of obscene, absently, -- actually, that elon musk would be donating $45 million a month for a job that pays $400,000 a year. this is on both sides. it seems to me that the people that have lots and lots of money, it is in their interest to keep us all divided. they do that by talking about race, talking about this and that. we are at one another's throats while they suck all the money up to the top. so, any comments? host: julie harris? guest: well, i would say it is up to us on the ground, citizens of america, the grassroots, to unite. certainly, there is always something informing us, but if we are educated, and by educated i mean do our own research, engaged in the process, you are left with those who are flooding the system with money. when i first got involved in elections, we would persuade and go door to door, phone call and educate

herbert hoover, who might help, is watching and to that. that great american and his wife general and mrs. eisenhower. to my own wife my family and to all of my fellow republicans, heroes emulate america across this great nation. from this moment, the united and determined we will go forward together, dedicated to the ultimate and undeniable greatness of the whole man to together, together we will win. all. i accept your nomination and with a deep sense of humility. i accept you the response ability that goes with it. and i say your continued help and you're going to tell your guy he's my fellow republicans. our cause is to great or any man to feel worthy of it. our task would be too great for any man they do not have with him in their hearts and hands of this great republican party. and i promise you tonight that every fiber of my being is consecrated to our cause, that nothing shall be lacking from the struggle that can be brought to it by those he has a mighty vocation and plain hard work. and as world no person, no party can guarantee a

by the way, by the way, down from the only president american history, herbert hoover, who lost more jobs and he had when he came in. or if he gets those 4 more years in that's a big is it might, will be because the road to the white house went through michigan, john henry and l g 0. detroit republican presidential candidate donald trump has waited on jo biden's capacity to run for re election. and the social media post on friday. he said by them should immediately take a cognitive test and that he would take one as well from side for the 1st time to be a team. and they do it for the good of the country. from went on to say that old presidential candidates should be mandated to take cognitive and aptitude test regardless of their age. meanwhile, the social media company message removing restrictions on donald trump's facebook and instagram icons accompanies as the move is to ensure poverty among us presidential candidates leading up to the election since being reinstated in january last year. tons of con, subbing subject to strict are penalties done. other users rob reynolds has more

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