Latter-day Saint. I tweet about politics, religion, and architecture. Não sabendo que era possível, nem foi nem fez. Bowery respecter.

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Joined August 2014
Replying to @DeadBug15
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The “vote no for all the judges” thing is always funny to me. If enough people did it, all you’d end up with is an entire judiciary staffed by new Cox appointees. It feels good to be part of We The People Sending A Message, but it doesn’t actually accomplish much IRL. Especially when there’s not exactly a bench of OurGuys to sub onto The Bench.
Replying to @rileybeesley
Incredibly based voting no on every judge retainment
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Sans prefix is refreshing
America, more than any other nation in world history, was shaped by the Christian tradition of spreading the gospel unto all nations. Join us in celebrating International Religious Freedom Day.
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As I reported hours ago, Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived safely in United States. The mastermind behind this operation is U.S. Secretary of State @SecRubio . From the United States, free and safe, Flávio will lead the opposition against Lula.
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Utah keeps electing Republicans, but the problems they want solved keep getting worse. They pay exorbitant taxes — among the highest in any “red state” — for neighborhoods where it’s impossible to raise a family, schools that psychologically abuse children, a justice system that plays catch-and-release with violent criminals, libraries full of leftist trash, parks that are unsafe for their children to play in. And when they appeal to their Republican leaders for relief, they’re told that doing anything to stem the tide of dysfunction would be contrary to the Constitution and “Utah Values”. That’s why we started Constitutional Action, to recruit leaders who will treat the Constitution as a mandate for action, rather than an excuse for inaction. Ben Wilson and I believe that Utahns are ready for something better. — but as long as the median Utah voter gets their news from KSL, the Salt Lake Tribune, the Deseret News, and the Daily Herald, we will never reach them. So now we’ve created Constitutional Action News. We want Utahns to know what is really going on in their state, and to catch the vision that they do not have to live like this. There is nothing inevitable about Utah falling into the same dysfunction as California, Minnesota, or Colorado: it is a decision being made over and over again, every day, by weak and cowardly political leaders wearing GOP lapel pins. This weekly show will focus on Utah issues as we build momentum here — but these stories will be relevant no matter where you live, because what is happening in Utah is happening everywhere. We are facing a national crisis, and it will require a national movement. In this first episode, we explain how the project began, our plans to field candidates in Utah, and why outrage has become such a dependable business model for the conservative movement.
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Happy birthday to this future president.
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An international investigation must take place on the election in Brazil on the communist Lula regime. Flavio Bolsonaro just like his father had the election stolen from him after winning the first round and highly favored in the second round.
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They’re calling this a nuke, but in a more truth oriented sense
Constitutional Action News: Sunday Oct 25 Ben Wilson⁠ & ⁠Kevin Dolan⁠ host 00:00 - What is ⁠Constitutional Action⁠? 03:30 - Outrage as a business model 06:00 - Origins of Constitutional Action 14:30 - Housing prices & disparate impact 26:00 - Should the far left be allowed to participate? 35:15 - Charlie Kirk & the right to a speedy trial 41:35 - LEAD STORY: Creeping Third-Worldification
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our plans are measured in centuries
They’re deporting anti Mormons now
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Constitutional Action News: Sunday Oct 25 Ben Wilson⁠ & ⁠Kevin Dolan⁠ host 00:00 - What is ⁠Constitutional Action⁠? 03:30 - Outrage as a business model 06:00 - Origins of Constitutional Action 14:30 - Housing prices & disparate impact 26:00 - Should the far left be allowed to participate? 35:15 - Charlie Kirk & the right to a speedy trial 41:35 - LEAD STORY: Creeping Third-Worldification
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yo they spliced ron desantis and donald trump into some new guy
Lindsay James missed over half of her votes in the Iowa legislature. When she did show up, she was voting to give illegal aliens welfare and men in women's sports. Now, she wants a pay raise and a job promotion to bring her Portland, Oregon values to Iowa.
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New rug, who dis
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“International Law” is just how we explain the United States Navy to children and invalids Lmaoo
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On the flight from São Paulo to Orlando I read from the hardcover Livro de Mórmon I had spent my whole mission carrying with me and marking up. At some point I tucked the book into the seat back pocket and dozed off. That was the last time I ever saw it. A piece of me left behind.
How did you spend your plane ride home from the mission field?
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Big fan of cars that look like cars
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If I win the lottery, there will be signs
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Where I tweet from
Ohio’s giant basket is back on the market for $8.5 million. Built in 1997 as the headquarters of the Longaberger Company, this seven-story building in Newark, Ohio was designed to look like the brand’s famous Medium Market Basket — but at the scale of a 180,000-square-foot Class A office building. The listing includes a 21.5-acre campus, capacity for 500+ employees, 84 windows, glass elevators, a central atrium, a fitness center, a media room, 555 parking spaces, and 25 heated underground executive spots. Longaberger left the building in 2016, and later plans to turn it into a boutique hotel never fully happened. Now one of America’s strangest corporate headquarters is waiting for its next owner. Would you turn it into offices, a hotel, or something completely different?
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Contemplating starting a 501(c)(7) with the fellas
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Replying to @HarmeetKDhillon
yes everywhere the church owns is VERY nice. Anywhere the city has control over is prone to homeless vagrancy
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