In February 1777, General George Washington ordered the first mass immunization campaign in American history by mandating that his troops be inoculated against smallpox. He protected the Continental Army from an epidemic that was deadlier than British forces.
249 years later, we have this idiot.
Tell me this was a real assassination attempt again
Thanks!😁😘🌷
Yeah, I love that you have that to look forward to. And so do we, through you!😁🪺 Nature is wonderful. I loved when the geese were flying back here from the south, it’s something that never changes, and it’s comforting.🥰
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It’s frightening that those two are in charge of the military and FBI. Very dystopian.😬 Thank you for including me Sassy! I hope you have a lovely day my friend!🥰🫂💙🌷
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Confirmation FOUR!!!!
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I’m so excited for you and your bird family!! Thank you for the pics Beth!🥰🌷🫂
The ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is set to expire tomorrow. Peace talks between the countries remain uncertain. And, Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve faces a tough confirmation hearing today. n.pr/3QefUK7
We’re helping more than 12 million Canadians get ahead, with the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit.
Payments will start hitting bank accounts soon — with a one-time top up payment on June 5th, and quarterly payments starting on July 3rd.
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I take issue with the "unintentional" part... most of them know what they're saying is a lie or misleading and they do it for a living or monetary gain... IMO
He’s a complete moron.
He still hasn’t “won” Iran.
Someone give Pawpaw his meds and put him back to sleep.
It’s so obvious that his mommy and daddy didn’t give him enough love when he was growing up. He’s thirsty to the point where it’s embarrassing. I hate his guts, and I’m even embarrassed on his behalf.
Maybe America would have won the Vietnam War if Donald Trump hadn’t dodged it by lying about having bone spurs.
Guess we’ll never know.
Trump boasted this morning ‘I would have won Vietnam very quickly’ unfortunately for U.S, he was too busy catching STD’s & discriminating against African American tenants in NYC and helping family biz cheat on paying taxes while less privileged souls fought in his place. Bummer.
Not off to a great start
The five-time draft-dodger claimed he would have led the U.S. to victory in the Vietnam War within weeks.
That whining orange baby would’ve been bawling his head off, sucking his thumb in some corner, hoping no one would notice him missing.
He killed over 160 young girls at a school and threatened to end their entire civilization out of respect and admiration
NEWS: Trump’s advisors worry about the President’s temperament and discipline—they are losing trust in him.
Trump warns of disaster for Republicans in Virginia.
Some Republicans apologize for supporting Trump.
Vance shows up to Pakistan. Iran might not.
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Today, in 753 B.C., Rome was Founded
According to Roman tradition, Romulus founded the city of Rome on the Palatine Hill after killing his twin brother, Remus, in a dispute over the location. Romulus and Remus, twin sons of the war god Mars and Rhea Silvia, had been abandoned as infants.
Today is National Kindergarten Day
Today honors the birthday of German educator Friedrich Wilhelm August Fröbel (born 1782), who founded the first "kindergarten" (children’s garden) in 1837 in Germany, a place where children could grow and thrive, focusing on music, play and exploration.
Today is National Chickpea Day
Today honors the versatile, nutritious legume (also known as garbanzo beans), recognizing their health benefits & sustainability. It celebrates one of the earliest cultivated vegetables (5500 B.C.), which is a staple in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern & Indian diets.
Today is National Tea Day
Today celebrates the rich history of tea, popularized in the 17th century by Catherine of Braganza (wife of King Charles II). The date chosen honors Queen Elizabeth II (dob 4/21/1926). Anna Russell, the Duchess of Bedford, introduced the afternoon tea ritual in the 1840s.
Today is National Chocolate-Covered Cashews Day
Today celebrates the combination of creamy chocolate and crunchy cashew nuts. Although often grouped with nuts, cashews are seeds native to Brazil, discovered in the 1500s. Chocolate-covered nuts grew popular in the 19th century in Europe and America.
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Thank you for including me Julie, happy Tuesday my friend!🤗💙🫂🇨🇦🌷
True enough lol. I know a guy from South Africa who moved to Saskatchewan, and he summed it up pretty good. He said he’d rather be dodging snowflakes than bullets, and that made good sense to me.😁 Have a great day Andy!🤗🌷🫂💙
#Epsteinfiles What can we do? Hold them accountable.
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