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45th and 47th President Donald Trump poked fun at the expense of left-wing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, referring to him as the “governor” of the “Great State of Canada,” joking that the United States should annex Canada if their economy would struggle with Trump’s proposed America-first tariffs.

The legal team for Ryan Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a Florida golf course in September, is reportedly considering the insanity defense. 

Oh, that’s right, they don’t care about Jews and Christians being slaughtered, ONLY Muslims being slaughtered. More than 50,000 Christians have been brutally murdered in Nigeria by Muslim extremists. Caldron Pool (h/t Nita) Nigeria is the largest mixed Muslim/Christian nation in the world, with almost 50% of its population identifying as Christians. However, the rise […]

‘Tis a blessing to be Irish, or so they say. The Emerald Isle is known for its lush landscapes, iconic castles, traditional dances, and warm hospitality. Ireland is also home to Guinness beer and some of the oldest pubs in the world. When visiting Ireland, it’s a tradition for many to stop at a pub and imbibe in a pint or two of Irish beer and perhaps a nip of Irish whiskey. The pubs are lively and friendly and often filled with music and dancing. One of America’s favorites, Paul Rudd, visited Ireland and recently had a taste of Irish hospitality. He even got in on a wee bit of a song. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hermitage Green (@hermitagegreen) Paul Rudd Enjoyed A Song By Hermitage Green In Ireland The band shared a video on Instagram of the impromptu performance with Paul smiling and enjoying himself. “We finished sound check in the Olympia yesterday and slipped out for a quiet pint of Guinness and a poitín chaser. If anyone sees Paul Rudd walking around Dublin wearing a Hermitage Green tshirt go up and say hello to him, he’s a lovely fella. And Paul if you’re reading this – you forgot to give us the 15 euro for it,” the post reads. The band’s fans loved seeing the group together. The song made this person nostalgic, “My dad’s funeral song, beautiful.” Seeing Paul Rudd in Ireland might be good for tourism. This person is ready for a trip writing, “Makes me want to plan a visit to Ireland.” A fan wished they’d been able to see Paul, too. “I’m just disappointed that you didn’t get his autograph for me! Well done on last night’s show in the Olympia.” This fan hopes to see everyone back in the States soon. “You are welcome back in Kansas City anytime!” This story’s featured image is by Fred Duval via Shutterstock. The post Paul Rudd Hits Ireland Pub And Gets Serenaded With Beautiful Song appeared first on InspireMore.

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Despite different worldviews, senior officials of the Biden administration and the incoming Trump team have been engaging in discussions