Christian, wife to @logansmith86, mom, writer, former DC staffer “...people lose when the gov’t is the one deciding which ideas should prevail." -Justice Thomas
Cumberland, MD
Joined May 2010
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Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
Pretty sure I’m in early labor, but I wasn’t about to miss voting in Virginia.
Two older women tried to hand me a Democrat sample ballot and asked if I knew about the constitutional amendments.
Ladies, I’m 9 months pregnant. You picked the WRONG woman.
I told them I knew exactly what was on the ballot and that I was disgusted, absolutely disgusted.
Every baby has value. Every baby deserves the right to life. And I’ll fight for their lives just as fiercely as I’d fight for my own.
So I waddled into that voting booth, contractions and all, and voted NO on Amendment 1.
Abortion should NEVER be a constitutional right.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
Pray Vote Stand Summit 2026 | Rosalie Markezich, Gabriella McIntyre, Catherine Herring, @AGSteveMarshall
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
California’s Misguided Attack Against Abortion Pill Reversal
The Golden State's AG is waging lawfare against an organization giving preborn babies and their mothers a second chance at life.
dailywire.com/news/californi…
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
The Sydney Sweeney ad discourse is a good time to re-up this data from @FamStudies.
1 in 8 men are gambling AND watching porn daily.
Maybe conservatives don’t need to reflexively defend an ad just because liberals are mad about it.
Gambling + sexualized advertising is basically a mashup of two of the biggest vices hollowing out young men right now.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
May we never forget this day, America. I pray for the people who died, the families and friends affected by this horrible tragedy, and for our nation to be united. Extend grace and spread a little more love to someone today❤️
"I can hear you. The rest of the world hears you. And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon."
25 years ago, President George W. Bush gave his famous "I can hear you" speech at Ground Zero, just three days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
With one arm around retired FDNY firefighter Bob Beckwith and a bullhorn in the other, Bush thanked the rescue and recovery workers.
"America today is on bended knee in prayer for the people whose lives were lost here, for the workers who work here, for the families who mourn."
"This nation stands with the good people of New York City, and New Jersey, and Connecticut, as we mourn the loss of thousands of our citizens."
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
The combination of the Lindsay Clancy story, the one year mark for Charlie’s murder and the 25th for 9/11 is a lot of darkness for one week. Hug your kids. Go outside. Hold hands. Thank God for the privilege of being alive. And say a prayer for the lost and grieving.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
Excited for you, Eric — and sad to see you leave the Hill. After 20 years in DC, I can count on both hands the leadership staff I’ve worked with who balanced intellect, compassion, trust, and hard work the way you have.
Congratulations on the next chapter at @S2RPubAffairs. You’re going to crush it.
After eight years serving in House Republican leadership, I’m excited to start a new chapter with @S2RPubAffairs.
It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve @SpeakerJohnson and work alongside the leadership team and so many incredible colleagues and friends on Capitol Hill.
None of it would have been possible without my wife and family. While I spent plenty of late nights at the Capitol, my wife was home doing the real work—raising our four incredible kids. I’m grateful beyond words for her support and sacrifice.
I’m proud of what we accomplished and excited for what comes next!
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front
by Wendell Berry
Love the quick profit, the annual raise,
vacation with pay. Want more
of everything ready-made. Be afraid
to know your neighbors and to die.
And you will have a window in your head.
Not even your future will be a mystery
any more. Your mind will be punched in a card
and shut away in a little drawer.
When they want you to buy something
they will call you. When they want you
to die for profit they will let you know.
So, friends, every day do something
that won’t compute. Love the Lord.
Love the world. Work for nothing.
Take all that you have and be poor.
Love someone who does not deserve it.
Denounce the government and embrace
the flag. Hope to live in that free
republic for which it stands.
Give your approval to all you cannot
understand. Praise ignorance, for what man
has not encountered he has not destroyed.
Ask the questions that have no answers.
Invest in the millennium. Plant sequoias.
Say that your main crop is the forest
that you did not plant,
that you will not live to harvest.
Say that the leaves are harvested
when they have rotted into the mold.
Call that profit. Prophesy such returns.
Put your faith in the two inches of humus
that will build under the trees
every thousand years.
Listen to carrion – put your ear
close, and hear the faint chattering
of the songs that are to come.
Expect the end of the world. Laugh.
Laughter is immeasurable. Be joyful
though you have considered all the facts.
So long as women do not go cheap
for power, please women more than men.
Ask yourself: Will this satisfy
a woman satisfied to bear a child?
Will this disturb the sleep
of a woman near to giving birth?
Go with your love to the fields.
Lie down in the shade. Rest your head
in her lap. Swear allegiance
to what is nighest your thoughts.
As soon as the generals and the politicos
can predict the motions of your mind,
lose it. Leave it as a sign
to mark the false trail, the way
you didn’t go. Be like the fox
who makes more tracks than necessary,
some in the wrong direction.
Practice resurrection.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
Exactly. Saying, “Get married!” is easy. Finding a compatible, healthy spouse is an entirely different matter.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
Today, the Vice President of the United States referred dozens of gender doctors to the DOJ for criminal investigation.
Because now we know that moral crimes were committed alongside financial crimes.
It was an honor and privilege to have had the opportunity to work alongside the authors of this report.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
This is crazy. But not surprising. It was never about choice.
Whatever happened to freedom of choice?
California’s attorney general is seeking an injunction and up to $20 million in fines against Christian nonprofits for informing women of medical treatments that can reverse the abortion pill if a woman changes her mind before the baby has died.
wsj.com/opinion/californias-…
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
The "common good" is best achieved in strong local communities, where neighbors help neighbors.
When decisions about what's best for people are centralized in Washington, D.C., it often creates more problems. We should be working to make Washington smaller and local communities stronger.
Federalism is the way.
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
"What kind of people see a pregnant woman who wants to reverse the effects of an abortion pill and think, 'Let’s punish the nonprofits that informed her she has a choice'?"
@ArchCordileone and Bishop Barber in @WSJopinion.
Link below. 🔗
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
More of this please
Po 20 latach małżeństwa muszę w końcu powiedzieć to głośno...
Z moją żoną nie łączy mnie już nic.
Poznaliśmy się na egzaminie na filozofię ponad 20 lat temu. Byliśmy młodzi i głupi, nie słuchając rozsądnych opinii szybko wzięliśmy ślub.
A potem życie zrobiło swoje i dziś żyjemy w dwóch różnych światach.
Ona: dzieci, szkoła, dydaktyka, nauka, góry, natura, koty, dramaty.
Ja: firmy, fundusze, inwestycje, biznes, miasto, beton, psy, komedie.
Ona: kreatywna, empatyczna, marzycielska.
Ja: analityczny, rzeczowy, osadzony w faktach.
Zero wspólnych pasji.
Zero wspólnych zainteresowań.
Nie śmieszą nas te same rolki na Instagramie.
Każdy terapeuta ze śniadaniowej telewizji wystawiłby naszemu małżeństwu akt zgonu. Znajomi pewnie się zastanawiają, kiedy ogłoszę rozwód.
No to ogłaszam...
Kocham tę kobietę bardziej niż 20 lat temu!
I kiedy wieczorem opowiada mi o rzeczach, które kompletnie mnie nie interesują, słucham jej z przyjemnością, której nie tłumaczy żaden poradnik.
Bo przez te 20 lat zrozumiałem coś, co przeczy wszystkiemu, co wciskają nam media.
Wspólne pasje to nie budulec związku. To dekoracja. Ludzie po latach idą różnymi drogami, w różnym tempie i to nie jest awaria. Tak wygląda życie.
Prawdziwy budulec jest inny. Chcesz dla drugiej osoby lepiej niż dla siebie. Jej potrzeby stawiasz nad swoje. Wolisz dawać, niż brać. Jeśli tego nie ma, nie uratują was nawet identyczne playlisty.
Więc jeśli twoja druga połówka to twoje przeciwieństwo, przestań to naprawiać. Może właśnie tam mieszka wasz sekret.
Nie musicie kochać tych samych rzeczy.
Wystarczą te same wartości, ten sam kierunek, szacunek do różnic i troska o drugą połowę większa niż o siebie.
I na koniec coś, co zrozumiałem dopiero niedawno...
Przez 20 lat moja żona każdego dnia miała powody, żeby wybrać inaczej. Innego człowieka, inne życie, inny świat; bliższy jej gór niż mojego betonu.
Mimo to każdego dnia wybierała to samo... mnie.
Miłość to nie jest coś, co się czuje. To coś, co się codziennie wybiera.
Od 21 lat jestem czyimś wyborem i jestem z tego naprawdę dumny...
Jessica Prol Smith retweeted
"As we watch, from outside the courtroom, we are grateful for the thousands of women who have trusted our messages about APR–and have welcomed their children because of that well-placed trust."
Jessica Prol Smith (@JessicaProl), Director of Government Relations for Heartbeat International, reflects on People of the State of California v. Heartbeat International and RealOptions—and on what the case reveals about trust.
Read her reflection: hubs.la/Q04qJKLR0
