@RusA #9857052 See...that Fox Business that Trump will comeback for the next election.
Fox News is just playing to an audience in order to get ratings. Nobody knows what Trump will do in 2024, or even next year when the mid-term elections come up. There are lots of House and Senate seats up for grabs, that Trump may or may support candidates for. For all we know, he might be thinking that since he's already been the Greatest President In American History, he'll be looking for the Next Big Thing to promote his brand.
My opinion right now is that he's lying low on the advice of his lawyers until the cases of the people who attacked the Capitol Building go through the court system. A lot of them are defending themselves by basically saying, "Trump made me do it!" If he's renegotiated his deal with Satan and comes out of the situation squeaky-clean, then we'll see what he's up to next.
BTW... In USA, is there any non white or non Christian holiday?
Oh, yes, we have a number of secular holidays that are not specifically Christian, notably our Independence Day or Fourth of July. And then there's New Year's Day, Groundhog Day, April Fool's Day, May Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day and many others. Of the six Federal holidays that we get paid time off for, only Christmas has any religious significance, and one may argue about how much Christ is left in Christmas these days.
There are a number of recognized holidays originating in ethnic groups - Martin Luther King Day and Juneteenth for the black community; Passover and Rosh Hashana for Jews; or Diwali for Hindus. There's some talk about giving some official recognition to Muslim holidays as well, but this is hugely controversial. Most of us don't get the day off for such observances, but most businesses have no problem letting employees have time off if they want it. We make jokes about how, when Passover come around, all the Jews at work suddenly disappear. Sometimes there are problems when Easter and Passover occur at nearly the same time, when the Christians and Jews fight over who gets time off this year.
Even our Thanksgiving, loaded as it is with quasi-religious sentiment, is essentially a secular holiday that even atheists observe, and is the one day of the year when all the Chinese restaurants are closed.
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See...that Fox Business that Trump will comeback for the next election.
Fox News is just playing to an audience in order to get ratings. Nobody knows what Trump will do in 2024, or even next year when the mid-term elections come up. There are lots of House and Senate seats up for grabs, that Trump may or may support candidates for. For all we know, he might be thinking that since he's already been the Greatest President In American History, he'll be looking for the Next Big Thing to promote his brand.
My opinion right now is that he's lying low on the advice of his lawyers until the cases of the people who attacked the Capitol Building go through the court system. A lot of them are defending themselves by basically saying, "Trump made me do it!" If he's renegotiated his deal with Satan and comes out of the situation squeaky-clean, then we'll see what he's up to next.
BTW... In USA, is there any non white or non Christian holiday?
Oh, yes, we have a number of secular holidays that are not specifically Christian, notably our Independence Day or Fourth of July. And then there's New Year's Day, Groundhog Day, April Fool's Day, May Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day and many others. Of the six Federal holidays that we get paid time off for, only Christmas has any religious significance, and one may argue about how much Christ is left in Christmas these days.
There are a number of recognized holidays originating in ethnic groups - Martin Luther King Day and Juneteenth for the black community; Passover and Rosh Hashana for Jews; or Diwali for Hindus. There's some talk about giving some official recognition to Muslim holidays as well, but this is hugely controversial. Most of us don't get the day off for such observances, but most businesses have no problem letting employees have time off if they want it. We make jokes about how, when Passover come around, all the Jews at work suddenly disappear.
Even our Thanksgiving, loaded as it is with quasi-religious sentiment, is essentially a secular holiday that even atheists observe, and is the one day of the year when all the Chinese restaurants are closed.