What pants length doing? 😆

@Isenissejens I learned yesterday he write book admitting he had sex with couches. I don’t joke you.

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Does he even own a suit?

A Riddle!! 🤔 In jeans, he skis On stage, capris His boss likes minors, But he loves eyeliners! Who am I?

@JDVance , don't you have a suit that fits you? Don't you think it's disrespectful to attend an Oval Office meeting dressed like this?

Man without a suit Suit without a man

JD wears skinny jeans

Why is he wearing shorts and not a suit

Psychopaths have no conscience and are unconscionable inhuman species. Love is to care, stand up, join the rebellion, and fight back. Peace order and good governance are our constitutional rights and responsibilities. We are ourselves in a war not of our own design, a war that challenges our humanity. This war is waged on us, necessity, what makes us human in the face of inhumanity. War, by its nature, is an aberration from virtues. Aggressors, we as defenders, pushed into this arena by forces that seek to strip away our dignity, our freedom, our very humanity. The choice to engage in war, when it is not of our making, arises from an immoral, invalid, illegitimate government. It's here where the lines we draw between right and wrong not because of the stakes are our children. Humanity, in its noblest form, fights not for domination or revenge but for the protection of the vulnerable, for justice, for the survival of the ideals that define our civilization. This war, of inhumanity with its violence and sorrow, is paradoxically fought to safeguard humanity. It is a defence of the human spirit against those who would dehumanize us, who would reduce life to mere survival and submission. We fight because sometimes, the only way to preserve peace, freedom, and dignity is through the temporary abandonment of peace, an irony not lost on those who bear the burden of conflict. In this war, every act of sacrifice, every strategy, every loss, and every victory is measured not just in terms of territory or power but in the moral currency of our souls. We are not just fighting against an enemy; we are fighting for humanity itself, for the belief in a world where dialogue, compassion, and coexistence are not just ideals but realities. The inhumanity of war, its brutality and loss, serves as a constant reminder of what is at stake. It is not just about defeating an adversary; it's about preventing the normalization of political violence, about ensuring that the next generation inherits a world where war is an exception, not the rule. We find ourselves in this paradox: engaging in inhuman acts to protect what is human. We are not warriors by choice but by the necessity to defend the very fabric of our humanity against those who would tear it away. In this struggle, we strive to maintain our humanity, to remember that even in war, our ultimate goal is peace and peace, where all can live with the dignity that defines our common humanity. This war, not of our choosing, stands as a grim reminder and a challenge: to save humanity from inhumanity. Sometimes, we must fight.

There’s not wearing a suit and then there’s not knowing HOW to wear a suit…