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VOTERS, your choice is clear! The path leading to our Nation's destruction OR the path to a better future!
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Elone is catching up to the Jetsons! Will he buy 'Spacely Sprockets' next?😁
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Slotkin has always been a card carrying Democrat ventriloquist dummy for the DNC! She now seems to have graduated & become a full blown nazi!
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Hey 👋 Michigan
Never forget what llhan Omar did.
The Truth Is In The Wine .🍷 She is corrupt and needs to go.
The winery shut down in April 2026 amid scrutiny from House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer. There were earlier investor lawsuits alleging that Mynett and a partner misrepresented the business and failed to deliver promised returns on investments.
✅The big discrepancy in her reported wealth.
✅Accusations of fraud or misleading investors tied to the winery.
✅The irony of a Muslim congresswoman being linked to a wine business (alcohol is prohibited in Islam).
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.@elonmusk
Folks, This child grew up to make paralyzed people walk, blind people see, save free speech, defeat Democrats, and make cars fly. I'd rather have 1 Elon Musk than 30 million Somalis!
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I can poke fun at the No Kings protestors all day long, and have a great Halloween idea!
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Ilhan Omar was asked a simple yes or no question on MS NOW: was her ex-husband related to her? Her answer was "Not to my knowledge." She called the brother story "insane," but when it came time to flatly say no, that was the best she could do.
Then it got even better. One night after begging supporters for $5, $10 and $20, she told Chris Hayes she's "working class" and lives "paycheck to paycheck." She said she drives a 2016 Toyota Camry, rents her places in DC and Minneapolis, and is one of the members of Congress who "don't come from wealth and don't have wealth."
Now look at the facts. A member of Congress makes $174,000 a year. Her 2024 financial disclosure first listed her husband's two companies at up to $30 million combined. Then in March her office amended it, zeroed out both companies and blamed an accountant's error. That same amended report still shows her husband taking in somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million in partnership income in 2024. I've lived paycheck to paycheck, and believe me, this is not what it looks like.
This all comes after federal agents searched her DC home under a court-approved warrant as part of an investigation into her family's immigration paperwork, and her financial disclosures are being looked at too. She hasn't been charged, and she says she did nothing wrong. But asking hardworking Americans to send their grocery money so she can "fight Trump" while she plays the poor little congresswoman on cable TV? I'm not buying it, and I hope nobody else does either.
See the link to the article in the comments.
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President Trump just shut the door on Iran. Boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews last night, he told NewsNation, "We are not negotiating with" Iran, and said "something one way or another will happen, fairly soon." Then he added, "Most people seem to think it's after the election."
What bothers me is the timing story already out there. The New York Times is reporting that the US and Israel have drawn up plans for a short, intense round of strikes on Iran after November 3, citing unnamed US officials and people briefed on the planning. Why would anyone talk to a newspaper about possible military plans? When details like that get out, Tehran gets a heads up and our troops could pay the price.
The White House won't comment on plans "that may or may not exist," and nothing is decided until the President decides it. Trump says what we've done to Iran militarily and financially is amazing and that they will never have a nuclear weapon. I trust him to finish this on his terms. I just hope whoever is talking to the press about our military plans thinks twice before they do it again.
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DOJ’s California noncitizen voting case was just yanked from a Trump-appointed judge and handed to a Clinton-appointed critic of the DOJ and Trump.
The Justice Department sued California to stop the state from counting roughly 20,000 mail ballots from people federal authorities identified as likely noncitizens before the November 3, 2026 midterms.
The suit rests on the federal ban on noncitizen voting in federal elections (18 U.S.C. § 611) and the Supremacy Clause. It asks the court to require citizenship verification before those ballots are tabulated.
The case was first assigned to U.S. District Judge John W. Holcomb, a Trump appointee.
California quickly filed a notice of related case, pointing to an earlier DOJ lawsuit (United States v. Weber) that sought the state’s unredacted voter rolls. That case had been dismissed in January 2026 by Judge David O. Carter, a Bill Clinton appointee.
In that earlier order, Carter called the DOJ’s demands a “fishing expedition,” accused the department of exceeding its authority, and warned of a “chilling effect” on voter registration. He framed the effort as part of the Trump administration “chipping away at democracy.”
The current case is different in key ways: it is an as-applied preemption claim focused on specific ballots already sent for this election, not a broad records-production demand under the Civil Rights Act or NVRA. Local rules still allowed the transfer once Carter consented.
This is the pattern. Activist judges repeatedly interpose themselves between federal law and state election practices when the issue is noncitizen voting or voter-roll integrity. Courts have tossed multiple DOJ efforts to obtain basic voter data for verification.
Here, a judge who has already telegraphed his view of the DOJ’s motives is now positioned to rule on whether California can count ballots from people the federal government flagged as likely ineligible.
The DOJ has a short window to object to the related-case designation or seek recusal. A temporary restraining order hearing is set for October 27.
Citizens who believe only citizens should vote in federal elections should watch closely, and demand that judges apply the law instead of their prior political conclusions.
Noncitizen voting is illegal. States that mail ballots to people federal agencies have identified as likely noncitizens should not get to decide unilaterally that verification can wait until after the election.
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Why do these activist judges keep trying to halt election integrity?
Because secure elections threaten the system they protect.
When Trump issues common-sense orders, citizenship verification, tighter mail-in ballot rules, requiring states to clean voter rolls, Obama-appointed judges like Indira Talwani jump in with nationwide injunctions.
One day after SCOTUS clears the way, they’re already finding “violations” and slowing everything down.
This isn’t about the law. It’s about power.
Loose rules on mail ballots, same-day registration, and zero voter ID make it easier to pad turnout in key areas and harder to catch fraud. Secure elections force accountability. Activist judges know that. So they invent procedural roadblocks, claim “premature” challenges one day and “violations” the next, and keep the status quo intact.
Americans want simple things:
Only citizens vote.
Ballots are verified.
Dead people and non-residents don’t decide elections.
Yet every time those measures advance, the same judges from the same ideological pipeline step in to stop them.
Election integrity isn’t “suppression.”
It’s the foundation of a free country.
And the fact that so many judges treat it like a threat tells you everything you need to know about their priorities.
The fight is not over. The remaining nationwide block is still active, so the administration will keep pushing higher. It is very possible this specific injunction returns to the Supreme Court in the coming weeks if lower courts continue to block implementation.
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Good Thursday morning, 𝕏 friends!
Another day under the same flag and the same God who still watches over this country.
We don’t need perfect leaders or perfect polls. We need people who show up, tell the truth, and remember that the work isn’t finished.
Faith, family, and the freedom to speak both still matter.
Make today count.
#ThursdayMotivation
#Faith
#America
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Good Thursday morning from a small Texas town. ☀️
Isaiah 2:5 (NIV)
“Come, descendants of Jacob, let us walk in the light of the LORD.”🙏
Every morning, God gives us another opportunity to begin again. Another chance to choose faith over fear, kindness over frustration, and hope over the worries that sometimes weigh so heavily on our hearts.
I love the simplicity of this verse. It doesn't tell us to run ahead and figure everything out. It simply invites us to walk in the light of the Lord.
And isn't that a beautiful way to approach a new day?
We don't always know what the hours ahead will bring. Some mornings we wake up feeling strong and ready for anything. Other mornings, we're tired before the day even begins, carrying concerns that followed us through the night.
But God's light doesn't depend on how we feel.
His goodness remains when life is difficult. His promises remain when circumstances change. And His presence remains even when the path ahead isn't clear.
Walking in His light means choosing to trust Him, one step at a time. It means allowing His Word to guide our decisions, His love to shape the way we treat others, and His peace to steady us when the world feels uncertain.
We don't have to see the entire road ahead. We just need to keep our eyes on the One who leads us.
Let's pray: 🙏
Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of another morning and another opportunity to walk with You.
As we begin this Thursday, fill our hearts with gratitude, our minds with clarity, and our spirits with renewed hope.
Lord, guide our steps today. Help us make wise decisions, speak with kindness, and show patience when things don't go according to plan.
For those waking up worried, bring peace. For those who are hurting, bring healing and comfort. For those who feel lost or uncertain, shine Your light upon the path before them.
Remind us that we never walk alone when we place our trust in You.
May everything we do today reflect Your goodness and bring glory to Your name.
In Jesus' name, Amen. 🙏
Whatever this Thursday holds, remember that even the smallest step taken in faith is a step in the right direction.
Peace and grace to you.
Coffee first, and then the gym. ☕💪
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Good Wednesday morning from a small Texas town.
“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”
Psalm 139:14 NIV🙏
Have you ever stopped to think about how much time we spend noticing the things we don't like about ourselves?
Maybe it's something about our appearance, a mistake we made years ago, or the feeling that we haven't accomplished everything we thought we would by this point in our lives.
We can be awfully hard on ourselves sometimes.
Yet we can walk outside on a beautiful morning, admire the flowers, watch the birds, and marvel at the beauty of God's creation without finding a single thing to criticize.
Isn't it interesting how easily we recognize God's handiwork everywhere except in ourselves?
That's why I love this verse from Psalm 139.
David wasn't boasting about how wonderful he was. He was praising the One who created him.
And I think that's an important distinction.
Our value doesn't come from how young we look, how much money we have, how successful we've become, or what other people think about us.
We were created by God, and our lives have meaning and purpose.
Now, that doesn't mean we're perfect. Goodness knows we all have our shortcomings. We make mistakes, struggle with our weaknesses, and sometimes wish we could go back and do a few things differently.
But none of that changes the fact that we are part of God's wonderful creation.
And here's something else worth remembering.
The people around us were wonderfully made, too.
The person who looks different from us. The person who's struggling. The elderly neighbor who feels forgotten. The child who needs encouragement.
Every one of them deserves kindness, dignity, and compassion.
So as we begin this Wednesday morning, I hope we'll spend a little less time criticizing ourselves and a little more time thanking God for the life He's given us.
Appreciate the person He created you to be, keep working on the things you can improve, and remember that you don't have to be perfect to be loved by Him.
And while you're at it, remind somebody else that they matter, too.
A few kind words can make a bigger difference than we realize.
Let's pray:
Heavenly Father, thank You for creating each of us with such care and purpose. Forgive us for the times we focus so much on our shortcomings that we forget to appreciate Your wonderful work. Help us see ourselves through the truth of Your Word rather than the expectations of this world. Give us grateful hearts, humble spirits, and the wisdom to recognize the worth of every person we encounter. Encourage those who feel inadequate, comfort those who are lonely, and remind those who are struggling that their lives matter. Watch over our families and loved ones today, guide our steps, and help us reflect Your kindness in everything we do. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Peace and grace to you.
Coffee first, and then a beautiful day ahead. ☕
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Therapeutic Thursday
👉 Maybe take a little extra time off of your nightmare rectangle today…lol.
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Mike Rogers asked the question a lot of Michigan voters have been thinking. Standing next to Abdul El-Sayed in last night's final Senate debate, he said, "If you are going to go to the United States Senate, we need to know are you for America or are you for these terrorist groups overseas?" And he didn't stop there. "You can grin and you can smile and you can talk real pretty, but I'm going to tell you what, that is a risk to our national security."
So how did El-Sayed handle it? He complained that Rogers "keeps raising this question" about an organization he says he's never been part of, and told him it was "really quite beneath you." That's not dealing with the red flags. Rogers said El-Sayed even asked the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt to defund the police there too. Getting offended isn't the same as clearing the air.
Rogers spent years as an FBI agent and chaired the House Intelligence Committee. He knows what to look for, and asking a man who wants a seat in the United States Senate where his loyalties lie isn't an insult. It's the job. With Gary Peters retiring and the polls neck and neck,
Michigan has a real choice in less than two weeks'
Vote @MikeRogersForMI
Mike is the person we can trust with our national security!
🚨LAST NIGHT: Mike Rogers put Abdul El-Sayed on the spot in the final Michigan Senate debate, and El-Sayed had no answer.
"If you are going to go to the United States Senate, we need to know are you for America or are you for these terrorist groups overseas?" Rogers asked.
El-Sayed's response was "It's actually quite beneath you, Mike."
That's not an answer.
Rogers also pointed to a 2012 open letter El-Sayed reportedly signed. It urged Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood president to purge his police force.
"This is a pattern," Rogers said.
Michigan, this choice is easy. Vote Rogers.
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New ad from Californians for Voter ID (Yes on Prop 39) uses a parody with Sydney Sweeney to highlight that California is one of the few states that does not require photo ID to vote.
In the spot, a man claims to be Sydney Sweeney at the polls. The poll worker asks for ID, but is told she is not allowed to request it. He receives a ballot anyway, while already wearing multiple “I Voted” stickers.
When the real Sydney Sweeney arrives, she is arrested for attempting to vote twice.
The ad is a parody, but the underlying issue is real. Prop 39 would require government-issued ID for in-person voting and the last four digits of an ID number on mail ballots.
Vote Yes on Prop 39.
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Sydney Sweeney went nude for a sports app. The outrage is coming from the Left’s overweight, mentally unstable women and men that think they are a woman.
Although they are probably jealous of her they’re more mad that her ads actually work.
I personally have no problem with her nude photos. What I do have a problem with is pictures of men nursing and pretending to be pregnant.
The Novig campaign is exactly what it looks like: Sweeney nude, sports gear covering what little it covers, footballs, basketballs, a pool table, and the line “Novig is just sports. So they wanted to show just sports.” She’s also an equity partner, not just a hired face. NSFW. Intentional selling
sex and a beautiful woman still sell.
That used to be advertising 101. Then a slice of the culture decided it was the problem. Now every time she does it, American Eagle, Dr. Squatch, her own SYRN lingerie line, this, a few people perform outrage, and the rest of the country watches the ad.
One thing that is not true: she did not “start on FansOnly.” That’s her Euphoria character, Cassie, who launches an OnlyFans page on the show. Sweeney has been acting since she was a kid. A fake empty OnlyFans account with her name floats around the internet. It isn’t hers. The character and the actress keep getting mashed together because that’s the easiest way to dunk.
If the complaint is that Hollywood and subscription nudes are starting to look the same, say that. Don’t rewrite her résumé. The ad is raunchy on purpose. The clutch-the-pearls crowd is small. The views are not.