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ThinkCareBelieve: Week 42 of America's Climb into the Golden Age

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ThinkCareBelieve: Week 42 of America's Climb into the Golden Age Link to Week 42 Article: https://thinkcarebelieve.blog/2025/11/08/week-42-of-americas-climb-into-the-golden-age/ WASHINGTON, Nov…
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  • We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian Population around the World

    80% confidence
  • Internal Revenue Agents will now be detailed to the Department of Homeland Security and authorized under Title 8 to hunt down and apprehend criminal illegal aliens

    80% confidence
  • Many more drugs and drug companies will be on the discounted Trump Rx plan

    80% confidence
  • Hungary is not looking for handouts from President Trump, just wants and needs the Golden Age

    80% confidence
  • Has a Plan B if Supreme Court rules against his tariffs

    80% confidence
  • The days of facilitating illegal immigration are over

    80% confidence
  • True patriotism isn't just about big ideas; it's about embracing differing perspectives—even opposing ones. Let's not fear debate; let's fuel it

    80% confidence
  • New dietary guidelines will be announced soon

    80% confidence
  • Democrats should end the shutdown and get the government back and running again, as using American people as leverage is wrong

    80% confidence
  • ICE will bring on 10,000 new agents in January to find and arrest millions of illegal aliens

    80% confidence
  • Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump is one of the most important cases for America

    80% confidence
  • President Trump was sent from Heaven to bring common sense, and wise and bold policies that should be implemented worldwide

    80% confidence
  • If the Supreme Court strikes down his tariffs, the U.S. will have to pay back trillions

    80% confidence
  • Thanksgiving dinner costs 25% less this year than last year

    80% confidence

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