The traditional gingerbread house – consisting of 275 pounds of gingerbread - is in the shape of the White House with, for the first time, the East and West Wings featured. Included in that is Melania Trump's revamped Rose Garden, complete with tiny flowers with the stems made out of pasta. … [Read more...] about REVEALED: Trump will host up to two Christmas parties a DAY inside the White House between now and 25th with no mention of masks on the invites (and Republicans are falling out about being snubbed!)
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Good luck with that! Melania Trump invokes sense of national unity as she shows off White House Christmas decorations for last time (unless her husband really does run again)
The Green Room is dedicated to wildlife and features a special glass panel hanging in each of the two windows – one featuring a deer and one a duck – that the light can shine through. The panels are made of multilayers of glass, giving them a stained glass effect. … [Read more...] about Good luck with that! Melania Trump invokes sense of national unity as she shows off White House Christmas decorations for last time (unless her husband really does run again)
Lindsey Graham calls Joe Biden’s OMB pick Neera Tanden ‘a nut job’ as Republicans step up pressure on her (and also says he hopes Donald Trump comes to Joe Biden’s inauguration)
'The Republicans are twisting themselves into pretzels to explain their reflexive opposition to these outstanding selections,' he said. 'Neera Tanden, who would be the first woman of color to ever run the Office of Management and Budget, is so eminently qualified that some on the Republican side—grasping at straws—have taken issue with comments made on twitter criticizing the policy positions of Republicans in Congress,' he continued. … [Read more...] about Lindsey Graham calls Joe Biden’s OMB pick Neera Tanden ‘a nut job’ as Republicans step up pressure on her (and also says he hopes Donald Trump comes to Joe Biden’s inauguration)
Meet the feckers: searching for the heart and soul of Irish music
When we get to Fanore I put my foot down. It's raining on the beach, but I get into my swimming kit and dive into the surf. Caitlin, my daughter, sits on one of the lovely white boulders scattered across the beach. To the south-west we can see the cliffs of Moher sporting a quiff of black cloud; to the west is Inis Oírr, the island where we spent the previous night. A shaft of sunlight brushes the island then crosses the sea to our patch of sand. I come out of the sea reinvigorated – and determined. … [Read more...] about Meet the feckers: searching for the heart and soul of Irish music
