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Americans really can't imagine third world fraud like this. One of the fake victims was accidentally shot during the fake crime! The guy who set up hundreds of fake robberies, because apparently victims of crimes have an easier time getting visas, only got 2 years in prison.
Ya'll, this is nuts.
Hundreds - that's right, HUNDREDS - of armed robberies between 2022 and 2024 weren't real.
They were staged by the "victims" as part of a massive immigration fraud scheme to secure U-visas for themselves and their families.
cwbchicago.com/2026/10/buckt…
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
REMINDER: Politics matters because policy matters because people matter.
How you vote — and that you vote — matters. It is a right and a blessing that we have a say in our, our children’s, and our neighbors’ rights.
Loving your neighbor and being involved politically aren’t mutually exclusive. In fact, politics is a way to love your neighbor. Not the primary way, not the only way, but a way.
Abortion affects your littlest neighbor.
Gender deception affects your confused neighbor, your abused neighbor, your female athlete neighbor.
Immigration affects your citizen neighbors, especially the most vulnerable ones.
Crime affects your innocent neighbors, especially the weakest ones.
The list goes on.
The politicians you vote for and the policies they advocate for have an impact - for better or for worse - not only on you and your children, but on the most defenseless among us.
There is no perfect party, politician, or policy. Yet, even knowing human fallibility, God has designated the responsibility of lawmaking, doling out justice, and punishing evil to the government.
In America, we have a rare gift: to get a say in what that government looks like.
The government isn’t a parent, the church, or a charity. It’s an institution meant to preserve our sovereignty, protect the innocent, and create order. We vote for the candidate that is best suited to do these things.
Most Christians throughout history and around the world today do not have the freedom to directly and freely shape the policies of their country.
Yet Christians have always been involved in culture and policy.
Both in liberty and in tyranny, Christians have advocated on behalf of children, against lawlessness, and for moral order.
It’s how we got rid of infanticide in ancient pagan Rome, how we abolished slavery in the West, and overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.
Many of the issues on the line today - abortion, gender, marriage, parental rights - aren’t primarily political issues, they’re Biblical ones. Being silent about them isn’t opting out of being “political.” It’s opting out of being Biblical.
Vote. Because politics affect policy and policy affects people. And people matter — to God and to us.
Immigration officials approved 173,000 people for citizenship through the first eight months of 2026, down 72 percent from last year.
A sharp tapering off in naturalizations has left hundreds of thousands of immigrants waiting as midterms approach. wapo.st/4z8e6E3
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
This isn’t the time for #Georgia players to be going to class, and Kirby shouldn’t be celebrating academics.
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
The #1 argument for electing the awful GOP nominee in this race is this, right here. Talarico’s left-wing, woke BS is bad. But his willingness to set fire to the judiciary because his entitled partisan tribe hasn’t gotten all of their desired outcomes recently is dangerous.
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UNBELIEVABLE: Roughly 60,000 fewer Americans A YEAR died of drug overdoses because Trump closed the border.
It's an astounding accomplishment.
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
Brothers for life ❤️
Stream on @NFLPlus bit.ly/3AIJPj2
The only one I’ll apologize for is #9.
Some Georgia facts:
1. UGA is the only SEC school without an alumni Super Bowl winner
2. PETA protests twice a year on their campus because of their inbred mascot
3. Georgia had to create a state lottery because the school was running out of funding & was about to be forced to shutdown
4. Auburn has more all time wins than UGA
5. Georiga got fined $250,000 dollars every game they wore black jerseys because they weren’t an approved uniform
6. Sherman burnt down the entire campus during the civil war, most people today wish they’d never rebuilt it
7. UGA is the only SEC school without a campus library
8. Food trucks are illegal in Athens
9. UGA was the last school to ban smoking in classrooms in 2004
10. UGA players have gotten 247 speeding /racing tickets since 2022 & Kirby Smart paid all the fines personally
This is my Super Bowl.
Georgia legend Todd Gurley steps off Air Force One alongside President @realDonaldTrump ahead of tonight's rally in Dalton, Georgia! 🇺🇸🏈
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
I debated feminism with a women’s rights activist who refused to say what a woman is. Can you guess her response?
Shoutout @mattwalshblog for the question to end all questions
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Hundreds of child marriages revealed in Germany - with girls as young as 11 married to Iraqis, Syrians and Pakistanis trib.al/T6ycgHY
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
The genocide lie is evil. It is propaganda designed to rally support for terrorists, and to justify future terror attacks against Jews on the false basis of their being genocidal. Ben masterfully dismantles this vicious lie from hell.
WOW. Holy shit. The best response to Palestinian bullshit ever.
Meticulous. Masterclass by @benshapiro
You’ve gotta watch this
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
But they will tell you that having children now is the worst time in all of history.
And they’re right in a way
Today is the hardest time in history to ever have children if all you have ever been told to care about — is yourself.
On January 8, 1888, 19-year-old Kate Kampen gave birth to her son, Henry Royal Kampen, alone in a freezing sod cabin on the Dakota prairie. Her husband, Wilhelm, had left the previous day to travel 23 miles to Parker for coal and food, unaware that their baby would arrive while he was gone. With their supplies nearly exhausted, the coal bin empty, and no doctor or midwife nearby, Kate faced an unimaginable situation. She wrapped her newborn in every scrap of cloth she could find, climbed into bed, and held him against her bare skin, using her own body heat to keep him alive. She had no way of knowing that an even greater danger was approaching.
On January 12, the devastating Children’s Blizzard swept across the Great Plains, bringing ferocious winds, blinding snow, and temperatures plunging far below zero. Hundreds of people were caught in the storm, and 235 lives were lost. Wilhelm was stranded in the open prairie when the blizzard struck. After his horses collapsed, he stumbled toward shelter and eventually crawled into a barn, where he survived for three days by huddling among pigs for warmth. Meanwhile, Kate remained in the cabin, holding Henry close through the freezing nights, with no fire, no help, and no certainty that her husband would ever return. For days, her own warmth and determination became her newborn’s only protection against the deadly cold.
When the storm finally passed, Wilhelm made his way home, frostbitten and barely able to stand, but alive. He built a fire, and the cabin slowly warmed again. Kate and Henry had survived against extraordinary odds. The couple went on to raise seven children, build a life on the prairie, and Kate lived into her nineties. Her story is a powerful reminder that courage does not always announce itself with grand gestures. Sometimes, it is a frightened young mother lying in the darkness, refusing to let go of her child. The world may never know the names of countless ordinary heroes, but their extraordinary acts of love and survival deserve to be remembered.
Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
From the Lord’s Prayer to “I don’t give a fuck about the scoreboard, I want to fuck these bitches up,” in one minute is so SEC it hurts. Too perfect.
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Mallory Hunter 🦴 retweeted
I thought the officiating was dog shit both ways tonight. I get Bama fans being upset about the no call PI
But I also get Georgia fans being frustrated with this not being called a hold on an Alabama TD
The SEC makes too much money to not have a better answer for officiating
