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Donald Trump has told his supporters that he has no taste for starting wars. The 47th US president claimed victory as projections showed that he was on course to get over 270 electoral votes to [...] The post Trump Says He’s Going To Stop Wars appeared first on The People's Voice.

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In the blink of an eye, a baby goes from saying their very first word to expertly excusing why it’s actually okay that they disobeyed. Obviously, it can get rather frustrating when your kid doesn’t listen to a single word you say. That said, even parents have to admit that their methods of disobeying can be rather humorous at times… at least when you’re not the one in charge of the kid. Jamekia isn’t just a parent — she’s a grandparent, too. While she likely loves to spoil her two granddaughters, there are times when she has to get serious. This, however, is not one of those times. Because even though her granddaughters refused to stop jumping on the trampoline, one of the girls has a comeback that Grandma clearly wasn’t expecting. Hear her out in the hilarious video below. @my9good When your Granddaughter thinks she has it all figured out she think she slicker than a can of oil #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp # #explorepage # #funnyvideo # #fyp # #creatorsearchinsights # #trending ♬ original sound – mekiahopkins That’s right — these two little girls aren’t simply jumping on the trampoline because it’s fun. They’re “jumping for Jesus.” Like Grandma, you likely have many questions. Unfortunately, the girls don’t have many answers. They’re simply jumping for Jesus. What else is there to know, really? On the one hand, their excuse for disobeying Grandma is very flimsy. But then again, it’s so unique, there’s a part of us that wants them to get away with it for their creativity alone… plus, they’re just so cute! When a Little Girl and Her Sister Get Caught on the Trampoline, They Create the Best Excuse “They got nana stuttering, and trying to get the right scripture,” someone in the comment section of the video points out, with others adding, “They found the loophole!!!” and “Wellll……. How do you argue with that.” “Did she say ‘we love to jump on the devil’??” a fourth persons asks. “Too smart for their own good, I’m dying.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Girl Whips Out Foolproof Argument When Grandma Scolds Her For Jumping On Trampoline appeared first on InspireMore.

Being a parent is far from easy. With so many potential dangers in the world, keeping their kiddos safe is of the highest priority. That said, there’s only so much shielding a parent can do. While the bigger dangers may be avoidable, it’s simply not possible to never get hurt in this world. So, what’s a parent to do? If you’re like Alison’s dad, you find surprisingly sweet ways to remind them you’ll always be there in times of need. Driving can be dangerous, no matter how cautious you may be. This is all-the-more true for new drivers, many of which are only in their teens. It’s no wonder, then, that it’s so common for parents to stress over the day their kid gets their first car. Then there’s the kid’s perspective: “If I wreck this car, my parents will kill me!” Luckily for Alison, Dad had the right perspective when it came to the idea of her getting in a wreck. TikTok Years later, Alison discovered a note in the glove box of her first car. It was included with her registration. The note reads, “If you need this because of an accident, relax. You didn’t do it on purpose. I love you. Dad.” Dad Leaves the Sweetest Note in His Daughter’s First Car How sweet is that!? Dad knew that, should Alison get in a wreck, she’d likely be afraid at how he’d respond. So, he went ahead to make sure she’d know that what matters most is she’s okay. Objects like cars can be replaced but she can’t. TikTok “This made me tear up. I didn’t have this kind of father and it makes me so happy to see it exists and others did,” someone shares on social media, with another adding, “Remembering this for 14 years from now when my kids drive! That panic of thinking you’re in trouble is real!” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Daughter Finds Surprisingly Sweet Note From Dad Tucked In The Glovebox Of Her First Car appeared first on InspireMore.