As a child, I struggled with reading, needed Hooked on Phonics. If I knew then what I know now, I wouldn’t have tried so hard to learn how to read. What a dark day…
Who do you think was the first? I’m gonna go with Andrew Jackson. Maybe even Thomas Jefferson!
Edit : after further research, according to ChatGPT
After Resolute was retired and broken up, Queen Victoria had a large, elaborately carved desk made from its timbers. Built by William Evenden at Britain’s Chatham dockyard, it was presented to President Rutherford B. Hayes to commemorate the Americans’ generosity.
For decades, presidents used it mainly upstairs in the White House. John F. Kennedy was the first to use it in the Oval Office, in 1961. It became especially recognizable through the famous photograph of little John F. Kennedy Jr. peeking through the opening beneath it while his father worked.
So specifically the desk I’m gonna go with JFK as the first to get serviced at the desk in the oval office
Unfortunately the Resolute Desk was a gift from England, whom we had a strained relationship with at the time. So it couldn’t have been Jackson. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was Kennedy by THE Marilyn Monroe
No one in the Trump administration knows what it's like to get a blowjob from a woman who loves you and actually wants to do it, so any blowjob at all is good enough to qualify for a job.
Even hey questionable qualifications didn't save her, being a woman in the Trump administration means you'll be pushed out eventually. You cannot grandstand Trump no matter what, even if it's a bad presentation or performance.
we were taking bets on her tenure. I lost because she's not bad looking, is blond, and has sold her soul to Trump.
If you want some entertainment, look at her Wikipedia article.
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u/Chemical-Cat 1d ago
They do, the vetting process is making sure she's white, blonde and sucks up to trump