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Aubrey ODay is speaking out with some shocking claims about the Trump family.

The 36-year-old Danity Kane singer was a contestant on Donald Trumps TV series The Celebrity Apprentice back in 2011 and she has claimed that she had an affair with the presidents son Donald Trump Jr.

It has been said that Don Jr.ended the affair with Aubreywhen his then-wife discovered text messages between them. Last year, Aubrey said, We both thought we were each others soulmates. Its something we spoke about often. A soulmate is someone you spend a period of time, moment, of life with that youre connected as one. I had that with Don.

Now, Aubrey is very vocal about how she does not support President Trump and during the final presidential debate, she made some claims about the family.

since trump has now lowered this debate to trashing family.. -don jr HATES his father. -ivanka is a lesbian on the low. -eric fucked miss universe on the apprentice board room table while with his now wife. #Debates2020, she tweeted.

Aubrey also included a GIF that said, I have the receipts.

If she grew up in the suburbs/country side of texas then yeah i can see that. I was the same way myself because i grew up from the south.

I support that dress

Jenner Lawrence is opening up about her political views.

The 30-year-old Hunger Games actress got candid about politics during the Dear Media Absolutely Not podcast, where she explained to host Heather McMahan what made her change her mind.

I grew up Republican. My first time voting, I voted for John McCain. I was a little Republican, she said, saying that her upbringing allowed her to see the fiscal benefits of some of the Republican policies.

She also said the social issues werent in line with [her] views, and as she grew older, she changed [her] politics based on the things [she] learned.

She also said that the election of the current President of the United States changed everything for her.

This is an impeached president whos broken many laws and has refused to condemn white supremacy, and it feels like there has been a line drawn in the sand. I dont think its rightit just changes things for me, she said.

I dont want to support a president who supports white supremacists.

Jennifer has since endorsed Joe Biden for the current 2020 presidential election.

extremely cringe
https://youtu.be/wwX-SnlzHPQ

Being religous is pretty fucking goofy

Only a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic, a groundbreaking poll by Pew Research was published highlighting the shocking pace of decline of Christianity in America.

The religious landscape of the United States continues to change at a rapid clip.

The data shows a wide gap between older Americans (Baby Boomers and members of the Silent Generation) and Millennials in their levels of religious affiliation and attendance. More than eight-in-ten members of the Silent Generation (those born between 1928 and 1945) describe themselves as Christians (84%), as do three-quarters of Baby Boomers (76%). In stark contrast, only half of Millennials (49%) describe themselves as Christians; four-in-ten are religious nones, and one-in-ten Millennials identify with non-Christian faiths.

One of the worlds leading social scientists Ronald Inglehart, above, of the University of Michigan claims in a book soon to be published that the United States is experiencing a more dramatic shift away from religion than any other nation.

Religions Sudden Decline: Whats Causing It and What Comes Next is to be released in January by Oxford University Press. Writing in Foreign Affairs magazine in an advance summary titled Giving Up on God: The Global Decline of Religion Dr Inglehart said:

Growing numbers of people no longer find religion a necessary source of support and meaning in their lives. Even the United States long cited as proof that an economically advanced society can be strongly religious has now joined other wealthy countries in moving away from religion

Several forces are driving this trend, but the most powerful one is the waning hold of a set of beliefs closely linked to the imperative of maintaining high birthrates. Modern societies have become less religious in part because they no longer need to uphold the kinds of gender and sexual norms that the major world religions have instilled for centuries.

Although some religious conservatives warn that the retreat from faith will lead to a collapse of social cohesion and public morality, the evidence doesnt support this claim. As unexpected as it may seem, countries that are less religious actually tend to be less corrupt and have lower murder rates than more religious ones.

Needless to say, religion itself doesnt encourage corruption and crime. This phenomenon reflects the fact that as societies develop, survival becomes more secure: starvation, once pervasive, becomes uncommon; life expectancy increases; murder and other forms of violence diminish. And as this level of security rises, people tend to become less religious.

The most dramatic shift away from religion has taken place among the American public. From 1981 to 2007, the United States ranked as one of the worlds more religious countries, with religiosity levels changing very little. Since then, the United States has shown the largest move away from religion of any country for which we have data.

Inglehart says that other factors beyond rising levels of economic and technological development help explain the waning of religion.

In the United States, politics accounts for some of the decline. Since the 1990s, the Republican Party has sought to win support by adopting conservative Christian positions on same-sex marriage, abortion, and other cultural issues. But this political appeal to religious voters has had the corollary effect of pushing other voters, especially those who are young and culturally liberal, away from religion

Piece of shit who peddles xenophobia and misinformation.

Only a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic, a groundbreaking poll by Pew Research was published highlighting the shocking pace of decline of Christianity in America.

The religious landscape of the United States continues to change at a rapid clip.

The data shows a wide gap between older Americans (Baby Boomers and members of the Silent Generation) and Millennials in their levels of religious affiliation and attendance. More than eight-in-ten members of the Silent Generation (those born between 1928 and 1945) describe themselves as Christians (84%), as do three-quarters of Baby Boomers (76%). In stark contrast, only half of Millennials (49%) describe themselves as Christians; four-in-ten are religious nones, and one-in-ten Millennials identify with non-Christian faiths.

One of the worlds leading social scientists Ronald Inglehart, above, of the University of Michigan claims in a book soon to be published that the United States is experiencing a more dramatic shift away from religion than any other nation.

Religions Sudden Decline: Whats Causing It and What Comes Next is to be released in January by Oxford University Press. Writing in Foreign Affairs magazine in an advance summary titled Giving Up on God: The Global Decline of Religion Dr Inglehart said:

Growing numbers of people no longer find religion a necessary source of support and meaning in their lives. Even the United States long cited as proof that an economically advanced society can be strongly religious has now joined other wealthy countries in moving away from religion

Several forces are driving this trend, but the most powerful one is the waning hold of a set of beliefs closely linked to the imperative of maintaining high birthrates. Modern societies have become less religious in part because they no longer need to uphold the kinds of gender and sexual norms that the major world religions have instilled for centuries.

Although some religious conservatives warn that the retreat from faith will lead to a collapse of social cohesion and public morality, the evidence doesnt support this claim. As unexpected as it may seem, countries that are less religious actually tend to be less corrupt and have lower murder rates than more religious ones.

Needless to say, religion itself doesnt encourage corruption and crime. This phenomenon reflects the fact that as societies develop, survival becomes more secure: starvation, once pervasive, becomes uncommon; life expectancy increases; murder and other forms of violence diminish. And as this level of security rises, people tend to become less religious.

The most dramatic shift away from religion has taken place among the American public. From 1981 to 2007, the United States ranked as one of the worlds more religious countries, with religiosity levels changing very little. Since then, the United States has shown the largest move away from religion of any country for which we have data.

Inglehart says that other factors beyond rising levels of economic and technological development help explain the waning of religion.

In the United States, politics accounts for some of the decline. Since the 1990s, the Republican Party has sought to win support by adopting conservative Christian positions on same-sex marriage, abortion, and other cultural issues. But this political appeal to religious voters has had the corollary effect of pushing other voters, especially those who are young and culturally liberal, away from religion

Yeah that's not a good look.

forreal.

Ooof

Nope. I'm not a child.

Strawberries and Blueberries. But they definitely vary. Sometimes they're straight trash.

Starburst tropical.

Rihcola sugarfree lemon drops are good.

Not sweet candy. I just eat fruit.

pastries are another story though

But I'm gonna go hard as fuck on Halloween night.

Make sure my kid is using protection if theyre having sex.

of course he's with a white woman
disgusting

Yeah...people are totally assuming he's right wing based on nothing...

feel bad for Kanye since he's bipolar.

why can't she just sit down quietly?

pratt is maga? source?

From what little I know of him, it sounds like he's blasted because he supports a notoriously anti-gay church that still does conversion therapy.

It began, like all things do, with a prompt from a Twitter user to decide which thing has to go.

Like candy and anything else that can be grouped into a set of four before asking people on social media to pick one, Twitter users have once again tried to solve the age-old (at least since 2012, or so) question: Which Chris has to go?

The fun started Saturday when TV producer Amy Berg asked her followers whom, among the Hollywood Chrises (Evans, Hemsworth, Pine and Pratt), had to go.

Pratt was the overwhelming choice because of his alleged political and religious views.

Chris Pratt because hes MAGA. Hes the worst Chris, user @DrChaeEd wrote, referring to Pratt not joining a Biden-Harris fund-raiser hosted by several other of his fellow Marvel movie stars, including Evans and Mark Ruffalo, prominent Trump critics, as well as Don Cheadle, Scarlett Johansson, Paul Rudd, Zoe Saldana and Avengers directors Joe and Anthony Russo. Robert Downy Jr., perhaps the biggest Marvel star, is also not participating.

Only a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic, a groundbreaking poll by Pew Research was published highlighting the shocking pace of decline of Christianity in America.

The religious landscape of the United States continues to change at a rapid clip.

The data shows a wide gap between older Americans (Baby Boomers and members of the Silent Generation) and Millennials in their levels of religious affiliation and attendance. More than eight-in-ten members of the Silent Generation (those born between 1928 and 1945) describe themselves as Christians (84%), as do three-quarters of Baby Boomers (76%). In stark contrast, only half of Millennials (49%) describe themselves as Christians; four-in-ten are religious nones, and one-in-ten Millennials identify with non-Christian faiths.

One of the worlds leading social scientists Ronald Inglehart, above, of the University of Michigan claims in a book soon to be published that the United States is experiencing a more dramatic shift away from religion than any other nation.

Religions Sudden Decline: Whats Causing It and What Comes Next is to be released in January by Oxford University Press. Writing in Foreign Affairs magazine in an advance summary titled Giving Up on God: The Global Decline of Religion Dr Inglehart said:

Growing numbers of people no longer find religion a necessary source of support and meaning in their lives. Even the United States long cited as proof that an economically advanced society can be strongly religious has now joined other wealthy countries in moving away from religion

Several forces are driving this trend, but the most powerful one is the waning hold of a set of beliefs closely linked to the imperative of maintaining high birthrates. Modern societies have become less religious in part because they no longer need to uphold the kinds of gender and sexual norms that the major world religions have instilled for centuries.

Although some religious conservatives warn that the retreat from faith will lead to a collapse of social cohesion and public morality, the evidence doesnt support this claim. As unexpected as it may seem, countries that are less religious actually tend to be less corrupt and have lower murder rates than more religious ones.

Needless to say, religion itself doesnt encourage corruption and crime. This phenomenon reflects the fact that as societies develop, survival becomes more secure: starvation, once pervasive, becomes uncommon; life expectancy increases; murder and other forms of violence diminish. And as this level of security rises, people tend to become less religious.

The most dramatic shift away from religion has taken place among the American public. From 1981 to 2007, the United States ranked as one of the worlds more religious countries, with religiosity levels changing very little. Since then, the United States has shown the largest move away from religion of any country for which we have data.

Inglehart says that other factors beyond rising levels of economic and technological development help explain the waning of religion.

In the United States, politics accounts for some of the decline. Since the 1990s, the Republican Party has sought to win support by adopting conservative Christian positions on same-sex marriage, abortion, and other cultural issues. But this political appeal to religious voters has had the corollary effect of pushing other voters, especially those who are young and culturally liberal, away from religion

Now she can murder husbands and wives

Carole Bastard

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has come out as bisexual in a new interview. She also talks about bingeing the Netflix series

Said Baskin to the UKs Pink News: I have always considered myself to be bisexual. Even though Ive never had a wife, I could just as easily have a wife as a husband. As far as the way I feel about us, I think we are all one and I just dont see us as being different genders or different colors or anything.

She really shit the bed

They're both shitty people. I'm pretty sure in one of the videos we saw one of her claims corroborated. Either way, they're both abusive and shouldn't have been in a relationship in the first place.

I cant believe this bitch still has an active career