Tech. Texas. Follower of Christ.
Austin, TX
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Caleb Bonham retweeted
There is nothing more degenerate, subversive, and corrosive today that so-called conservative media.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Campaigns are brutal for anyone who steps into the arena.
Much of the national and statewide focus has been on loss of state seats.
I spent yesterday reaching out to hundreds of down ballot Texas Republican candidates who simply could not overcome the blue earthquake. There are many more texts and phone calls to make.
Republicans suffered tragic losses of experienced, competent seated judges and judicial candidates.
We lost down ballot candidates- men and women who are caring, qualified community leaders.
Please reach out and thank honorable candidates and their campaign teams.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
For all the internet pundits saying “Pray for America,” were you not praying before tonight? Prayers were needed before today.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
The best decision I ever made (professionally) was to take a step back from politics. These people are toxic and most are largely useless. The problems we were debating about 10-12 years ago are worse today.
Republicans didn’t solve them. Democrats didn’t solve them. The system is broken and Americans deserve better.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Sometimes you get your ass kicked, and deserve it
Tonight is one such time for the Republican Party
Way too many mistakes. Bad messaging. Poor candidates. High prices. Unnecessary war that did not go as promised.
We get up tomorrow and carry on. But there are lessons here.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Beautiful. What a witness she is. Using her “influence” for good; for God. Unafraid. Unashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Based on the data, it looks like I have more 25-54 year olds tuning in on a daily basis to my show than Fox News has. It's important not to bind yourself to one person. nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1Oxwbndmj…
Caleb Bonham retweeted
If your “Christianity” needs to be saved by politicians, it’s not real Christianity.
"We're saving Christianity. We've saving God. We've saving the family unit. We're saving this nation. I mean, DEI is out of the window…”
- Eric Trump, son of President Donald Trump. @atrupar.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
I support the death penalty. God himself told Noah that those who willfully take the life of another should be executed.
The United States Army prohibits public executions, but the Pentagon does not seem to care about following its own rules.
The pagan Roman Empire relished the public spectacle of executions. Growing up overseas in an Islamic country, some executions were public. Christendom, over time, recognized that justice is not to entertain or titillate. Justice is not meant to be a spectacle.
In Ezekiel 33:11, scripture reads, “As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign Lord, I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn from their ways and live.” Proverbs 24:17 echoes that for us. “Do not gloat when your enemy falls; when they stumble, do not let your heart rejoice.”
In Chapter 19 of De Spectaculis, Tertullian, one of the early post-apostolic church fathers, wrote about the public spectacle of executions in Rome. “It is good, no doubt, to have the guilty punished. Who but the criminal himself will deny that? And yet the innocent can find no pleasure in another's sufferings: he rather mourns that a brother has sinned so heinously as to need a punishment so dreadful,” he wrote.
In Confessions, Augustine wrote of his friend Alypius, who, dragged into the Coliseum to see gladiatorial fights, shut his eyes, though not his ears. Upon the cheers of slaughter, he opened his eyes to the blood, and the bloodlust corrupted him. Augustine’s writing has long taught Christians not to be entertained by the spectacle of violence, as watching it can damage you.
I support the death penalty. Public executions are soul-twisting and we should not go down that road.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Here's what everyone is missing about these video clips. In the first he brags about "slamming" her, and then goes on to say that she swung around and kicked him in the "luggage."
After that video is released, that's when he starts to soften the language. Like every story he tells, he exaggerates and then when it becomes public, tries to shift the story.
That's the methodology with this guy. That's SOP. Braggart, then when caught, backs off.
I believe both stories and that's the problem. He lies, prevaricates, blames the media or his opponents, never just manning up and admitting, yeah, I said that and I was bragging about it, and then when it became public I tried to soften it.
If a Democrat was doing this Republicans would be losing their minds. But in a race that we're going to lose because we nominate a person like this, in a deep blue state, we get exactly what we deserve.
The cultists will refuse to see it. So when you @ me, just know, you're proving to me you're in the cult.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
I encourage pastors to speak to important issues and encourage their congregations to get involved as citizens in a robust way that doesn’t just show up every two years in November. But I do not think pastors should use their pulpits for punditry. People coming on Sunday need to hear a word from the Lord.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Exact example of it nationally broadcasted. This HC is an actual dick head. I'd fire him and find a new guy. There's no way this team has any respectable culture under this guy. And you wanna know who's losing? The players, the students, the alumni. I can't even blame the dudes that want to escape this type of behavior. Think about what we do not see behind the scenes, when there 0 cameras in sight.
Caleb Bonham retweeted
They're posting this as if they're proud of it. It's freakin' shameful.
.@POTUS announces the TRUMP DIVIDEND: If Republicans win both the House and the Senate, because of our tremendous economic success, I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States for $5,000
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The President of the United States has no constitutional or statutory authority to issue a dividend check on behalf of the US Government. Only the Congress can authorize and appropriate these funds.
constitutioncenter.org/the-constituti…
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Why not a $6000 “dividend?”
And why not today?
Trump pledges a $5,000 ‘dividend’ to all US adults if the GOP wins the midterms dlvr.it/TVPpsm
Caleb Bonham retweeted
Man... I don’t want $5k, I want you to run the country well enough that we don’t need bread and circus nonsense
🚨 JUST IN: PRESIDENT TRUMP CONFIRMS THE $5,000 "TRUMP DIVIDEND"
A $5,000 payment to every US citizen adult if Republicans win the midterms
"If the Republicans win, you win with us and you get $5,000, it will be called the Trump dividend."
Trump mentions TARIFFS as to how the US is taking in so much money.
This is a MASSIVE move. And he's VERY serious about getting it passed 👀
Caleb Bonham retweeted
I own stock in a company with $40 trillion in debt that loses $2 trillion a year on top of that.
Want to guess what that dividend looks like?
Dear Lord.
I own some stock. When the company makes a profit, I share in that profit by receiving a dividend check.
American citizens own stock in America. When it makes a profit from tariffs or the natural resources that belong to all of us, why shouldn't we share in that profit?
It took a businessman president to see things this way. It would never have occurred to a typical politician.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The U.S. government runs persistent deficits of $1.8-2.1 trillion annually with no net profits. Tariffs generate ~$195-300 billion yearly but act as taxes on U.S. importers and consumers; resource royalties total ~$14.6 billion and are already allocated.
taxfoundation.org/blog/tariff-di…
crfb.org/issue-area/bud…
Caleb Bonham retweeted
This might be the dumbest thing ever posted on this hell site.
I own some stock. When the company makes a profit, I share in that profit by receiving a dividend check.
American citizens own stock in America. When it makes a profit from tariffs or the natural resources that belong to all of us, why shouldn't we share in that profit?
It took a businessman president to see things this way. It would never have occurred to a typical politician.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The U.S. government runs persistent deficits of $1.8-2.1 trillion annually with no net profits. Tariffs generate ~$195-300 billion yearly but act as taxes on U.S. importers and consumers; resource royalties total ~$14.6 billion and are already allocated.
taxfoundation.org/blog/tariff-di…
crfb.org/issue-area/bud…