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Seems that they only needed to go to missouri at open space. Stupid Ds
Especially given the Trumpian Supreme court line is 'Let the States decide themselves!!!'
Yep.
Always the best people…
So, what do our American friends think about your president using public money to go on a jolly to see his family roots?
Hehe.
Doing a little more than that.
The apparatus of the president travels with him wherever they go. Trips like these are common.
Maybe if you take a moment to think about recent political history you would come up with a reason why it means a lot for the US president to visit Northern Ireland right now?
Yes, but at least half his visit is for personal reasons, not diplomatic ones. He spends hardly any time in Belfast and Dublin, instead he goes and visits where his ancestors came from.
If you're satisfied that it's a legitimate use of public funds, then fine.
If Trump had gone to his ancestral home, no bother to me. Most presidents do undertake such trips while in office.
Given the last one went to FL or NJ virtually every weekend it's probably cheaper!
This I a pretty remarkable listen. So either someone in that room thought makes them look good or one of their staff members is doing gods work.
Beat me to it. Quite a listen.
Here we go again...
Season 4 of "Barry" promises some big surprises.
"The world is staring at us"
It's definitely in the bottom 10 US states that anybody in the world thinks about, ever.
I honestly think it probably is closer to top 10 than bottom. Nashville is the home of country music and there are multiple professional sports teams in the state. Besides, we have at least 10 states that no one has ever heard of (Maine, Idaho, Iowa, Montana, All the Dakotas, Wyoming, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island)?
Nashville I'll give you, though I'm pretty sure most people who know of it have no idea it's in Tennessee. The sports teams don't matter outside of the US, nobody has heard of them. I'll give you some of the states you mentioned too, but I bet more non-Americans people could name Iowa (primary election in the news), Montana (cowboys?), Wyoming (cowboys?) and the Dakotas (purely because they are called North and South, making them easier to remember).
I base this on absolutely no evidence.
It's no Alabama or Mississippi.
Which is just shocking. I have lived in Bama and traveled extrensively in Mississippi and Tennessee has far more to offer than Mississippi and is on par Bama (which actually is a cool place to visit, minus the racism). Tennessee is the home of FedEx and Jack Daniels!
Why the feck am I defending Tennessee? I will stop now.
Oh don't get me wrong, the reason people might know about Alabama and Mississippi is because of racism and slavery.
Even while being a heathen, I can get behind this…
Memphis is also in Tennessee and everybody knows Elvis.
Memphis is also in Arkansas
You're both wrong, it's in Egypt.
Memphis is also in Arkansas
Muscle Shoals is the big attraction there. FFS that's in Alabama. Nevermind.
Arkansas is famous for its weird name.
Harsh on @esmufc07
We're all wrong, he's in Spain.
And incest.
When he signs this, it will simultaneously improve DeSanctis's chance of winning the nomination and losing the general.
Isn't that just how it works for republicans these days?
Basically. They just cannot help themselves.