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Jobs, jobs, jobs.

This is the rallying cry from followers of the president, and rightly so. Enough about Russia. Enough about the election. Enough about leaks and palace intrigue at the White House and Mar a Lago and golf. Enough.

We need jobs. We need to find a way to keep companies in the United States. We need good jobs that offer stability and pay a living wage.

The president made us a promise. Let’s give him a chance.

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It’s never easy to pull off something as difficult as a music concert. If it was easy, many people would be doing it.

That, in itself, makes what Joani Clark did in bringing some Nashville music to Lawrenceburg Friday night so special.

While a day of rain considerably hurt the turnout for Nashville Live on the Green, there is no doubt the event was a huge success.

In the photos, Minister Lavrov and Ambassador Kislyak are right there on center stage, yucking it up with President Trump in the Oval Office.

It might be our White House, but Russia set the meeting parameters, Russia snapped all the photos, Russia did the publicity release, and Russia got our president to bar U.S. media from the event altogether.

So much for America First.