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Trump's inauguration will be on MLK's birthday and the fact that

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This is all just so right.
 
The flags should be at half mass whenever Carter has a birthday so we can remember the ambassador to Afghanistan Carter got murdered.

Carter did retaliate against Afghanistan when our ambassador was murdered which showed Iran that there would be no retaliation when the took over our embassyvand kidnapped Americans.

Carter was a terrible president.
 
The flags should be at half mass whenever Carter has a birthday so we can remember the ambassador to Afghanistan Carter got murdered.

Carter did retaliate against Afghanistan when our ambassador was murdered which showed Iran that there would be no retaliation when the took over our embassyvand kidnapped Americans.

Carter was a terrible president.

So tough to be you. :)
 
The flags should be at half mass whenever Carter has a birthday so we can remember the ambassador to Afghanistan Carter got murdered.

Carter did retaliate against Afghanistan when our ambassador was murdered which showed Iran that there would be no retaliation when the took over our embassyvand kidnapped Americans.

Carter was a terrible president.

We're still paying for his weakness, over 40 years later.
 
Trump's inauguration will be on MLK's birthday and the fact that

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This is all just so right.
this is more interesting.

"This isn’t the first time that a presidential inauguration occurred as flags flew at half-staff to honor a former president.

Then-President Richard Nixon — after the death of Harry S. Truman on Dec. 26, 1972 — took the oath of office for a second term on Jan. 20, 1973, as the D.C. sky was “heavy with gray clouds” while flags flew at half-staff and the sounds of a protest could be heard faintly in the distance, Time magazine reported.

Nixon’s predecessor, former President Lyndon B. Johnson, would go on to die of a heart attack just two days later, which caused Nixon to call for flags to fly at half-staff for another 30 days."
 
this is more interesting.

"This isn’t the first time that a presidential inauguration occurred as flags flew at half-staff to honor a former president.

Then-President Richard Nixon — after the death of Harry S. Truman on Dec. 26, 1972 — took the oath of office for a second term on Jan. 20, 1973, as the D.C. sky was “heavy with gray clouds” while flags flew at half-staff and the sounds of a protest could be heard faintly in the distance, Time magazine reported.

Nixon’s predecessor, former President Lyndon B. Johnson, would go on to die of a heart attack just two days later, which caused Nixon to call for flags to fly at half-staff for another 30 days."
Is it me, or is the timing of Johnson's death odd?
 

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