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Oksana Luk you have stolen my heart. I am very proud to call you my fellow American citizen. Hold on to your dreams. They can come true.
I was the youngest of seven siblings that lived in a very small town. My father made a modest living but we were not poor and our home was filled with love.
There were only 27 kids in my high schoolβs graduating class in 1959. I graduated, served three years in the U. S. Army with a two year deployment in Germany and 90 days temporary duty in Turkey. When I returned home I soon married and we had a daughter. I worked my way through undergraduate school and then moved to the state capital where I worked my way through law school. I had the GI Bill helping me but I had to work full time to support my family.
I went to work for an insurance company and stayed there 45 years. I was a successful executive and I loved my job. Retired now for about 10 years and living a good life with my bride of 60 years. See, the American dream can happen.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
I told y'all this was coming.
Texas Democrats didn't even wait a week. On the VERY FIRST DAY they could file bills, they dropped nearly 20 of them and almost every single one goes straight for our Second Amendment rights.
This isn't about "safety." This is about control. Plain and simple.
Look at what they filed:
*SB 80:* A full-on ban on so-called "assault weapons" not just buying them, but POSSESSING them. They want to turn law-abiding Texans into criminals overnight for owning a rifle they've had for years.
HB 173 and others: Make it a FELONY to transfer many semiautomatic rifles to adults under 21. So you're old enough to serve in the military, old enough to vote, but not old enough to own a rifle? Make it make sense.
HB 712: Lets cities and counties chip away at statewide gun protections. You know exactly what Austin, Houston, and Dallas would do with that power.
HB 613: Background checks on private gun sales. Because criminals are famous for following background check laws, right?
HB 659: Forces dealers to report people who buy multiple guns or magazines. Since when is buying in bulk a crime in Texas?
And then there's HB 218 which would repeal the 2025 law that BANNED red flag orders in Texas. They want to bring back a system where your guns can be taken away before you've even been charged with a crime.
This is exactly what I warned about.
People said, "Oh, Texas will never turn blue, it won't matter." Well look now. They win the House and the governor's mansion for the first time in decades, and the FIRST thing they do isn't fix the grid, isn't fix the border, isn't fix schools it's come for our guns.
That's their priority. Always has been.
Right now the only thing standing between us and all of this becoming law is the Republican Texas Senate. They HAVE to hold the line. No compromises, no "common sense" deals, no watering it down. Once you give them an inch on the 2nd Amendment, they take the whole mile.
Texas, you were warned. We cannot sleep on the next election. We cannot sit home. We cannot say "my vote doesn't matter."
If we let this stand, Texas won't be Texas anymore.
Turn red in the next election. π₯
Protect Texas. Protect Freedom. Protect the 2nd Amendment.
Share this if you're not giving up a single inch.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
He notado un patrΓ³n interesante: cuanto mΓ‘s ignorante es alguien, mΓ‘s fan del socialismo resulta.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
An 11-year-old boy and his mother were trapped on their kitchen counter as floodwaters swallowed their home. His mother called 911 three times, but emergency crews were overwhelmed and couldnβt reach them.
The water kept rising. Furniture was floating through the house, and their three dogs were trapped alongside them. After hours of waiting, the mother posted a desperate plea on Facebook, hoping someone nearby would see it.
It happened in Palm Bay, Florida, where 17-year-old Lucas Marshall and his 15-year-old brother Jonah learned that a family in their neighbourhood needed help.
Without waiting around, the brothers grabbed a paddleboard and a borrowed kayak and headed straight into the flooded streets.
They navigated water deep enough to hide cars and mailboxes until Lucas finally reached the house. He helped the frightened 11-year-old onto his paddleboard and talked to him as they made their way through the floodwater.
But his mother and their three dogs were still trapped inside.
The brothers turned around and went back. They rescued the dogs, including a Great Dane that barely fit on the paddleboard, before Jonah made another trip to bring the mother to safety.
And even then, Lucas stayed behind to check whether anyone else needed help.
While the world is quick to criticize todayβs youth, these two brothers deserve to be celebrated. Letβs make sure their story gets the attention it deserves.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
Mayor of Charlotte, NC asks
that we not post about this
lady murdered on a Charlotte
train by a repeat offender with 14 prior arrests
I say in Irynaβs memory please share
and make this go viral!
We will never forgot her ever! teapaw.org/827js/status/209187647β¦
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
Replying to @ATLCWorker
Socialism has murdered 100 million people in the last 110 years.
Most of them were dirt poor.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
HOLY FVCK!
A cop tells a citizen who is reporting a crime committed by an immigrant:
"I've arrested a double homicide suspect in this city before, I let him walk out the door because we're sanctuary city.
We do not report illegals, undocumented immigrants."
CITIZEN: "So you're gonna let a person who went to prison, he committed crime in America, who's illegal right now, you re gonna let him go free right now?"
OFFICER: "That's exactly what I'm saying because we are sanctuary city"
We are not angry enough!!
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
π¨ Trump's White House Counsel Will Scharf just put Democrats on notice and he did it in writing.
He confirmed the White House is monitoring what he called the impending "unlawful" use of subpoenas by Democrats.
His warning went directly to incoming Oversight Chair Garcia, with a clear message: if this crosses into blatant criminality, it could face further federal investigation.
Scharf explained why he stepped in now:
"What we've seen in the last week is this explosion by new Democrat members of Congress, by existing Democrat members of Congress. And they're talking about subpoenas and investigations for blatantly unlawful purposes. And I thought it was very, very important that just at the outset we set the tone."
He also called out Garcia's own words about being motivated by pettiness:
"Congressman Garcia saying that he was motivated by his own pettiness to bring subpoenas and investigate this administration is just so wildly inappropriate that I felt like it called for a vigorous response."
That is the heart of this fight. Garcia has been bragging he will hand out subpoenas like "candy" and "Mardi Gras beads." Now he claims Trump "has something to hide."
The White House response was simple: "will not be extorted and will not be cowed."
Subpoenas are supposed to be a tool for real oversight, not a weapon for revenge. When a chairman openly talks about pettiness and handing them out like party favors, he tells the public exactly what this is about.
Oversight without a legitimate purpose is not accountability, it is intimidation. And Scharf is right to draw the line early, before this turns into two years of political theater paid for by taxpayers.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
Replying to @KariLake
KARI LAKE: WOULD YOU CONSIDER THIS? WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU !!!
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
BREAKING: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Orders Sweeping Overhaul of Military Education to Refocus on Combat Lethality.
The directive reverses decades of academic drift, eliminating ideological distractions in favor of joint warfighting mastery, decision-forcing rigor, and competitive wargaming.
war.gov/News/Releases/Releasβ¦
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
Every Republican legislature in America should immediately pass legislation to:
1) Ban sanctuary cities
2) Ban Ranked Choice Voting
3) Ban ballot harvesting
4) Require citizenship to vote
5) Require photo ID to vote
6) Ban the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
7) Ban foreign entities from buying property
8) Suspend any gas taxes
9) Institute school choice
10) Abolish property taxes
11) Open non-juror records to public inspection
12) Mandate secretaries of state to share complete voter registration rolls with DOJ
13) Mandate voter roll list maintenance
14) Offer rewards for convictions involving fraudulent use of Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, Social Security, or other entitlements
15) Freeze rent increases
Republican governors would be wise to use this time to convene special sessions.
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE VOTED FOR... LET THAT SINK IN.
Two Muslim NYPD officers cornered a Manhattan nurse walking her dog at 3 AM, threatening to seize her pet w/out citing any broken law. This blatant abuse of power shows the danger of giving authority to these people, who only backed down due to bystanders
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
Replying to @CRRJA5 @FreedomsSong1 @SandraXFreedom @45LVNancy @LeahRain77 @Milajoy @DefiyantlyFree @1109Patricia @NanLee1124 @AmesStraight @RickyDoggin @SecRubio
Rodger Cottrell retweeted
We didnβt lose because Trumpβs policies failed β we lost because the other side spent two years flooding the zone with lawfare, media hysteria, and billions in outside money while our own side got complacent.
Look at the actual record: energy independence, secure borders, no new wars, a roaring economy before the pandemic and inflation mess, and judges who actually read the Constitution. Those decisions were right then and theyβre right now. Midterms are midterms β the map, turnout, and candidate quality matter. What doesnβt change is the direction this country needs.
Trump has taken the hits, kept moving, and still has the clearest vision of anyone in the arena. The work continues. No panic, just execution. πΊπΈ
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Replying to @MidnightLeaksHQ
democrats use more billionaires than Republicans. FACT!





























