Sam Rob

Governor-elect Blackburn, please make every decision based on what the ordinary Tennesseans need for everyday life. If something suits the rich more than the middle class, it will hurt us in future elections. Here's help on what we're looking for: - Affordable housing / lower property taxes - Lower inflation on every day goods like groceries and things we need for our children - Stopping illegal immigration in our state. No ability to buy a house, drive a car, or hire under the table (residents will masquarade them under their name and pass them through) - Allowing local police to work with ICE and be able to detain illegals they come across, simply because they're in our country illegally. - Come up with a better solution for the data centers that won't affect water supply, electricity, or standard of living. Those are just a few of many suggestions that middle-class citizens need for our party to not nearly lose like we almost did last night. And if a large corporation wants to move to our state, don't allow it if it's just going to bring more blue voters with them. I don't know why we're so excited to have a liberal company like Starbucks come in and set up house. We can't be so greedy that we're willing to let the enemy set up shop in our home for some extra money. @VoteMarsha @MarshaBlackburn

The real cost of socialism

Jesus says, “I know the plans I have for you…plans to help and not to harm…to give you a hope and a future.” When you hear those words, what actions do you feel are possible, for your part, to get our country back to a Christian foundation and faith in the culture? Share below what you can do in your sphere of influence, and let’s encourage one another to keep pushing forward.

If that’s the way they’re playing, let’s find out how many times the women of the jury had an abortion.

We will always remember 9/11. I was a Junior in High School, sitting in my homeroom class, when another teacher suddenly came in with a rolling tv, plugged it in, and put on the news. I was living on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, having just toured the White House exactly one week before. I also remember it was a Tuesday. It was a chaotic day, where we ended up being sent home around lunchtime. Being only a 6ish drive from New York City, we would eventually see the smoke from the Twin Towers for a few weeks. The weeks and months that followed were very inspiring. “Let’s Roll” was on everything, as the phrase from one of the passengers from Flight 93 became an anthem for American-loving patriots to continue fighting for our country. I now homeschool my children and I make sure that, though they weren’t alive when these terrible things occurred, they will patriotically learn to understand it as if they had been alive.

It doesn’t help in the Lindsay Clancy case, that two jurors dressed in pink for support. Justice is Blind until it isn’t.