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“I got my whole life ruined. No forgiveness and all of my work stolen and called a racist for time and eternity for racially misgendering someone,” she said Tuesday.

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"Before I die in that old people's home, I would rather go to a meadow and enter eternity that way," said Sister Bernadette.

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He said the "courage and camaraderie displayed in humanity's darkest hour is a flame that shall blaze for eternity - a beacon that honours our past and guides our future".

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The midterms are only 16 months away, which is both a short time and an eternity.

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One of the sad realities of our time is that an electorally significant subset of the American population will believe this disgraceful narrative from here to eternity, no matter the evidence.

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