Merit
verb deserve or be worthy of (something, especially reward, punishment, or attention): "the results have been encouraging enough to merit further investigation"
Merit
verb
deserve or be worthy of (something, especially reward, punishment, or attention):
"the results have been encouraging enough to merit further investigation"
Aren't you interested why he didn't put his hand on the Bible?
Aren't you interested why he didn't put his hand on the Bible?
Aren't you interested why he didn't put his hand on the Bible?
Of course. Particularly if it leads to discovery that America was in Devolution and CoG over the past 4 years and +/- 2 weeks as a result of Trump's EOs in his last weeks of Trump1.0. That would help answer much more important questions than why he didn't have his hand on the bible for Trump2.0
>Aren't you interested why he didn't put his hand on the Bible?
Of course. Particularly if it leads to discovery that America was in Devolution and CoG over the past 4 years and +/- 2 weeks as a result of Trump's EOs in his last weeks of Trump1.0. That would help answer much more important questions than why he didn't have his hand on the bible for Trump2.0
No that wouldn't help answer anything.
You respect God or you don't.
No that wouldn't help answer anything.
You respect God or you don't.