#semiquincentennial — Public Fediverse posts
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Joe Tall spent the whole weekend in our yard, celebrating the USA's Semiquincentennial. #Semiquincentennial #celebrate #celebration #usacelebration #usacelebrations #fourthofjuly #patriotic #patriot #jingo #jingoism #jingoistic #holiday #holyday #lewistown #pennsyvania #centralpennsylvania #wackywavingarminflatable #inflatable #inflatables #wackyinflatables #zhuzh #decorate #decorations #summer #summertime #summersolstice #warm #warmweather #hot #hotweather #summerweather
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Timmy and Tabitha toast the USA's Semiquincentennial with a pitcher of Martimmies. "PASSIONS," 2001. #soap #soaps #passions #soapopera #soapoperas #daytimetv #daytimetelevision #daytimesoaps #daytimesoapoperas #tabitha #timmy #Joshryanevans #julietmills #witch #witchcraft #witchery #humor #humorous #favoritecharacters #skullduggery #occult #occultsoapopera #occultsoapoperas #celebrate #celebration #semiquincentennial #250thanniversay
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Faith and the Founding: The Religious Roots of the Original Thirteen Colonies
As America celebrates 250 years of independence, it's worth looking beyond the Declaration of Independence to the diverse religious foundations of the original thirteen colonies. Contrary to popular belief, not every colony was founded for religious freedom. Some sought wealth, others provided refuge for persecuted believers, and together they shaped the ideas of faith, liberty, and government that continue to influence our nation today. -
#MAGA #FamilyValues and parenting style were on full display as ‘professional lumberjack’ and ‘part time’ Secretary of #Transportation in the #Trump Administration #SeanDuffy blames ‘libtards’ for the exodus of performers from the tawdry #America250 #Semiquincentennial ‘Celebration’. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/sean-duffy-defends-libtard-disabled-daughter_n_6a3dac0ce4b07281419cd5a9
His daughter, Valentina has Downs Syndrome and was standing beside him.
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Why America’s 250th Birthday Doesn’t Feel Like 1976’s Celebration
America is about to turn 250, and you wouldn’t know it unless you happened to trip over a press release from the city or county about a parade or upcoming fireworks displays. For a nation that once threw itself a year‑long Bicentennial bash — tall ships crowding New York Harbor, wagon trains converging on Valley Forge like a Norman Rockwell recreation — the silence today is deafening. And it is very sad as we prepare to observe the semiquincentennial. This past week, James and I […]