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Ottawa County, Michigan
Joined March 2009
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Do hard things
🚨 LOYAL: Marco Rubio just stood next to President Trump and made it CLEAR whose side he's on.
"It would have been very easy to just ignore the Iran thing, leave it for the next guy."
"This president wasn't elected to ignore it."
"He did it for you. Not for him, not for anybody else."
"That's why I'm so honored to be the Secretary of State."
The fake news media wanted a rift. They got the opposite.
We are Americans, and Americans fight.
Thank you, TX-32, for putting your trust in me and electing me as your next congressman.
On election night, I spoke about what this victory means, not just for our district, but for the future of our country. We have a lot of work ahead of us, but I meant what I said on Tuesday night. We are Americans, and Americans fight.
I wanted to share my full election night remarks with you. Thank you again for the honor of serving and fighting along side you. I will make you proud.
All states should ban males from playing on girl’s sports teams. Common sense.
No excuses, only action
20 years ago, after Republicans suffered a blowout in the 2006 midterms, Rush Limbaugh shared a perspective many of us are feeling today:
Rush: “I feel liberated, and I’m going to tell you as plainly as I can why. I no longer am going to have to carry the water for people who I don’t think deserve having their water carried…
Now I’m liberated from having to constantly come in here every day and try to buck up a bunch of people who don’t deserve it, to try to carry the water and make excuses for people who don’t deserve it.”
Joe Moss retweeted
It's fine to feel anxious about demographic change, but this was not a "demographics is destiny" election. Trump won Texas by 14 points, and those same voters are signaling that they are unhappy with the economy, the Iran War, and corruption. It's about policy.
I drove through all of HD-89 today promoting @JohnJamesMI and encouraging people to vote! May God raise up leaders who serve Him.
It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Congressman, John James, who is running to become the next Governor of the Beautiful State of Michigan!
A West Point Graduate, Combat Pilot, Brave Iraq War Veteran, Successful Businessman and Job Creator, and now, as a Highly Respected U.S. Congressman, John has proven he has the Courage and Wisdom to deliver strong results for the incredible people of his wonderful State, and our Nation. His opponent, Jocelyn Benson, is a Radical Left Dumocrat who wants massive Tax Increases, Open Borders, Men playing in Women's Sports, and Transgender Mutilization of your Children. Jocelyn Benson is Reckless, Radical, and Dangerous! On the other hand, as your next Governor, John will fight tirelessly to Grow the Economy, Cut Taxes and Regulations, Promote MADE IN THE U.S.A., Unleash American Energy DOMINANCE, Keep our Border SECURE, Strengthen our Brave Military/Veterans, Safeguard our Elections, Defend our always under siege Second Amendment, and Advocate for the Working Men and Women of Michigan.
John James has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Governor of the Great State of Michigan. GET OUT AND VOTE FOR JOHN — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Joe Moss retweeted
Replying to @MeshawnMaddock
@JoeMoss drove to every city and town he will represent in the House and took his own picture (or recorded a video) in front of city/town sign, urging people in that specific city or town to vote Republican🇺🇸
Pure evil. By his wicked logic, nothing is out of bounds, evil related to minors.
.@AbdulElSayed says it’s ok for MEN to be in girl’s locker rooms.
Why?
“Well because they are going to find out about it on the internet anyway”
Completely unacceptable.
Joe Moss retweeted
If godly people do not step forward to influence the trajectory of the nation, godless people WILL (and are).
Why Christians *should* vote in the midterm elections this week 👇
Hero 👮♂️
🚨🚨 JUST NOW: Deranged Abdul Supporter tackled a Jewish girl (@basedinmalibu) at free speech event.
She was SWIFTLY arrested, resisted and then said “I SHOULD HAVE KILLED HER!!” As she was loaded into the police vehicle.
Joe Moss retweeted
Listen, I’ve disagreed with Haley on a number of issues but she just committed political suicide with her party because she knows the threat Abdul represents to the country. Kudos to her for doing what’s right. I’m much more right wing than Mike Rogers but I also endorse him because he’s the best candidate available and I don’t take my ball home when I don’t get exactly the candidate I want. He’s far superior to Abdul. Get out and vote Michigan, unless you want Abdul representing you until 2032! That would be 6 Loooooong years.
Truth
Replying to @AlexToughTakes
I appreciate the sentiment and I say this with respect (although I know it might not be taken that way). It’s impossible to cross the clear boundary line God established, and then suddenly expect reason alone to restrain sin. You cannot accept the “L,G, & B” without eventually getting the “T” and everything else.
As a Christian & pastor, I can’t approve of the gay lifestyle (because God doesn’t). But I still want people in that lifestyle to be treated with kindness and dignity as humans (because God still loves them).
All that said, the gay agenda (as outlined in the now memory-holed book After the Ball by Kirk and Madsen, 1989) always intended to seek more than basic human dignity. It used the seemingly reasonable request for “equal rights” as a way to get the camel’s nose under the tent, knowing that would allow for the rest of the crazy more extreme lifestyle choices to follow behind.
They intentionally first pushed a message of “just let these people live their lives” knowing “reasonable requests” would invoke empathy, and titrated exposure to homosexuality in media would desensitize society and make it easier to incrementally move the boundary lines of the culture. That’s how we got to where we are today.




















