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America First is not America alone.
Small government is not no government.
If your pastor has more than a noticeable presence on social media, you need a new pastor
The God of the Old Testament is the God of the New Testament.
All war is bad, some wars are just.
Be weary of people that don’t realize there is some mystery in the Bible that we will never understand this side of Heaven.
Make spreading the gospel your covenant.
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The Heritage building in DC will be residential within a decade.
SCOOP: Heritage has ousted one of its top scholars, Robert Rector, the intellectual architect of welfare reform who had challenged Heritage head Kevin Roberts last yr for his defense of Tucker Carlson. He had been w/ Heritage since 1984. (W/ @joshgerstein) politico.com/news/2026/11/07…
I am not for violence. I don’t do violence. I’m never going to threaten anyone.
There are some people on this app that do. I don’t tolerate that.
I block and move on with my life.
I don’t know about Arizona elections but @TPUSA had one job and they failed at delivering the youth vote.
Probably because they went to far left. 🤔
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Sorry, there is zero data showing that we lost the midterms because under 30 MAGA voters were upset about the war in Iran and want to change our relationship with Israel.
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…so basically it was up to FSU to carry the entire state today & show everyone in the country how winners “win” huh?!
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This shit is the single biggest brainworm of the past decade. These gremlins will literally set their own house on fire and abandon all principles as long as they believe they are sticking it to jews on the other side of the planet.
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All, please please lift this woman up in prayer. 🙏 ❤️🩹✝️
Hello everyone! ❤️
This update is long overdue, and I apologize for that. As you can imagine, my life has been turned upside down in a very short amount of time.
Less than three months ago, I went to the hospital thinking I had a UTI. I never imagined I would end up being diagnosed with aggressive Stage 4 appendiceal cancer. There are still days when I struggle to wrap my head around it, but I want you all to know I'm a fighter.
To everyone who has left messages, comments, and prayers, please know that I see them, I hear you, and they mean more than you could ever imagine. This community has brought so much light to some very dark days. I'm incredibly grateful for you all, and I miss you terribly.
So, here's where things stand.
On September 14, I underwent surgery. Unfortunately, things were much worse than anticipated. My appendix had ruptured, spreading cancer throughout my abdomen. The surgeons were able to remove the largest tumor and one ovary, but much of the remaining cancer couldn't be removed because my pelvic organs had become what doctors call a "frozen pelvis," essentially fused together by the cancer.
The plan is to give chemotherapy six months to hopefully shrink the cancer enough to allow for another surgery and further debulking. I'm choosing to remain optimistic!
I completed my first round of chemo last week, and thankfully, the side effects were minimal. My next treatment is November 11. We're also seeking a second opinion at MD Anderson in Houston at the end of the month. I'm praying they may have additional options for me.
My faith remains strong, and I continue to believe in miracles and the power of prayer. I'm learning to slow down, take things one day at a time, cherish the moments with my family, and find gratitude in even the smallest blessings.
Hopefully, I'll have my camera back in my hands soon. I miss it more than you know. ❤️
Much love to you all,
Tina
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Four days ago Tucker Carlson warned in a long post that Trump was preparing to drop nuclear bombs on Iran.
His post laid out all the "details" of the plan. The post got almost 100 million views and 400k likes and was shared everywhere across social media and MSM.
Carlson warned that November 7th (two days from now) was the day that Trump would be deciding to drop the bombs. He said that there was a good chance that Trump would start WWIII, which Tucker said would be "short and final" because it would be a nuclear holocaust.
This is the first video that Carlson has put out since the midterms. It's almost two hours long. At no time during this video does Tucker mention the upcoming "nuclear holocaust" that he said may be coming in two days.
Think about that.
In this video Tucker did celebrate the end of Trump and Trumpism a bunch of times, but there was no mention of the possible upcoming nuclear holocaust that he just warned the world about in excruciating detail.
I've never seen anything like this. I'm just blown away.
Tucker and many others who supported Trump in 2024 have been doing this sort of incomprehensible sabotage since early 2025, way before the Iran War started. A month into Trump's second term there were big name podcasters already declaring his presidency a failure.
I know a lot of them have always hated Trump but were forced to support him in 2024 because it would have killed their brands to support Kamala. She was just that bad. I also realize that it is way more profitable to attack the person in the White House than to support them. The more outlandish the attack, the more clicks.
That being said, I still don't understand this psychotic, life-consuming obsession with undermining and destroying this administration. They would never do this to a Democrat president.
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Time is supposed to move us forward.
Chronic pain has a peculiar way of making it feel as though we’re standing still while the rest of the world continues without us.
A calendar measures the passing of days.
A clock measures the passing of hours.
Neither can account for the extraordinary distance between enduring a moment and actually inhabiting it.
There is something profoundly disorienting about watching years accumulate while your existence becomes increasingly organized around the management of suffering.
You begin to wonder whether time is something you’ve lived or merely something you’ve survived.
And perhaps the deepest existential wound of chronic pain is this:
the realization that a human life can continue moving through time while the person living it feels increasingly absent from its possibilities.
We are promised no particular number of years.
But there is a quiet tragedy in being given time that pain will not allow you to fully occupy.