The saying to ‘take up the reins‘ is a reference to a horse’s reins and colloquially means to take control.
One News however, have confused a horse’s rein with a Monarch’s reign.
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The media’s misogyny hypocrisy is showing again.
The selective condemnation is getting worse, as is the antisemitism that accompanies it. And it will get even worse if it is rewarded by clicks, money, and acceptance.
I sure hope the thing is a hoax. Because any of the other explanations reveal what kind of country we have become: censored, submissive, and self-centered. And these poor bridesmaids are left to themselves.
The word for today is… dudgeon (noun, noun) - noun 1 obsolete : a wood used especially for dagger hilts 2a archaic : a dagger with a handle of dudgeon b obsolete : a haft made of dudgeon noun : a fit or state of indignation — often used in the phrase in high dudgeon Source
And the king of the south shall be strong, and one of his princes; and he shall be strong above him, and have dominion; his dominion shall be a great dominion.
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