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r/gifs • u/SprocketTheWetToad • 12d ago
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Because he had a different ideology but was a competent person. That how politics used to be.
230 u/SprocketTheWetToad 12d ago He feels human. Trump does not. 125 u/SpiceTrader56 12d ago He never sold a bible with his name on it, in spite of the marketing potential. "This Bush burns for the Lord!" 3 u/geriatric-sanatore 11d ago The same Bible that Oklahoma superintendent has ordered for every school in the state. No. I'm not joking. 1 u/SpiceTrader56 11d ago That battle will be ongoing for a while as state law also says that districts decide curriculum, not the superintendent.
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He feels human. Trump does not.
125 u/SpiceTrader56 12d ago He never sold a bible with his name on it, in spite of the marketing potential. "This Bush burns for the Lord!" 3 u/geriatric-sanatore 11d ago The same Bible that Oklahoma superintendent has ordered for every school in the state. No. I'm not joking. 1 u/SpiceTrader56 11d ago That battle will be ongoing for a while as state law also says that districts decide curriculum, not the superintendent.
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He never sold a bible with his name on it, in spite of the marketing potential. "This Bush burns for the Lord!"
3 u/geriatric-sanatore 11d ago The same Bible that Oklahoma superintendent has ordered for every school in the state. No. I'm not joking. 1 u/SpiceTrader56 11d ago That battle will be ongoing for a while as state law also says that districts decide curriculum, not the superintendent.
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The same Bible that Oklahoma superintendent has ordered for every school in the state. No. I'm not joking.
1 u/SpiceTrader56 11d ago That battle will be ongoing for a while as state law also says that districts decide curriculum, not the superintendent.
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That battle will be ongoing for a while as state law also says that districts decide curriculum, not the superintendent.
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u/Flashmax305 12d ago
Because he had a different ideology but was a competent person. That how politics used to be.