Anonymous wrote:Whenever I look at JD’s face all I see is a big, ugly, hairy vagina.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First, who cares about her opinion? Meaningless.
Second, Vance won’t have a chance since dementia Don is plowing the USA into a wall of poverty.
Plenty of turning point supporters and evangelicals. It’s time you come to terms with the fact that crazy people do have followers that will vote the way they are told, even if it’s against their own best interests.
NP. Yes, plenty of people outside of your progressive bubbles like and respect Erika Kirk and J.D. Vance. But, please, keep babbling on about how we vote against our own best interests because we don't vote the way you think we should. This is a really winning talking point for you guys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But isn’t J.D. Vance’s wife is BIPOC ?
1) BIPOC doesn’t include Asians.
2) I think you mean wasn’t JD Vance’s first wife POC?
Not to get pedantic but the I in BIPOC is Indigenous and if you do one of those DNA ancestry tests on anyone Asian, all of Asia, North and South America will light up in that map of where your ancestors came from.
I know because we have a Chinese daughter and we did do one of those tests, since we don't know anything else about her, and we thought maybe we'd get some of those results back where, IDK, she thinks cilantro tastes like soap or something, or she is at higher risk for something.
I think about it today because if she ever got "picked up" by ICE there's no DNA way to prove she's actually not from some place like central America and she has no known biological parents or place of birth in the US.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:FWIW my kids went to ND, HC and BC (not necessarily in that order)
And they are graduates of the Catholic Conference HS system + Ursuline
No one needs an annulment these days, that’s stuff that’s like 70 years old
If you have a marriage recognized by the Catholic Church, divorce, and want to remarry with your new marriage recognized by the church (as a sacrament) you do have to get a Catholic annulment.
In JD's case, his marriage is valid even though it wasn't Catholic to begin with. Usha would have to convert for their marriage to be recognized as a Catholic marriage. If he divorced, he would still have to get an annulment through the church to have a Catholic (recognized as a sacrament) marriage with another Catholic.
Anonymous wrote:FWIW my kids went to ND, HC and BC (not necessarily in that order)
And they are graduates of the Catholic Conference HS system + Ursuline
No one needs an annulment these days, that’s stuff that’s like 70 years old
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Will JD divorce Usha in late '26 so that he and Eirkkka can have an appropriate amount of time before he announces his presidential run to date, get engaged and marry in a "Christian" manner?
He is Catholic. He will need an annulment.
You don’t need an annulment these days, I promise you.
You just get a divorce. I can almost guarantee you they don’t go to Sunday Mass unless you can name his parish
Catholicism is a whole lot of performative stuff these days
Catholic Churches are barren except for older people
Even Catholic schools are more dominated now by kids of other faiths who are simply fleeing their public schools because they’re terrible
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Will JD divorce Usha in late '26 so that he and Eirkkka can have an appropriate amount of time before he announces his presidential run to date, get engaged and marry in a "Christian" manner?
He is Catholic. He will need an annulment.
You don’t need an annulment these days, I promise you.
You just get a divorce. I can almost guarantee you they don’t go to Sunday Mass unless you can name his parish
Catholicism is a whole lot of performative stuff these days
Catholic Churches are barren except for older people
Even Catholic schools are more dominated now by kids of other faiths who are simply fleeing their public schools because they’re terrible
This applies to most churches except Megachurches. My grandparents very old fashioned baptist church is slowly but surely dying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Will JD divorce Usha in late '26 so that he and Eirkkka can have an appropriate amount of time before he announces his presidential run to date, get engaged and marry in a "Christian" manner?
He is Catholic. He will need an annulment.
You don’t need an annulment these days, I promise you.
You just get a divorce. I can almost guarantee you they don’t go to Sunday Mass unless you can name his parish
Catholicism is a whole lot of performative stuff these days
Catholic Churches are barren except for older people
Even Catholic schools are more dominated now by kids of other faiths who are simply fleeing their public schools because they’re terrible
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First, who cares about her opinion? Meaningless.
Second, Vance won’t have a chance since dementia Don is plowing the USA into a wall of poverty.
Plenty of turning point supporters and evangelicals. It’s time you come to terms with the fact that crazy people do have followers that will vote the way they are told, even if it’s against their own best interests.
NP. Yes, plenty of people outside of your progressive bubbles like and respect Erika Kirk and J.D. Vance. But, please, keep babbling on about how we vote against our own best interests because we don't vote the way you think we should. This is a really winning talking point for you guys.