Rachel Ferraris 🐘

@PeteHegseth @StephenM All the time.

God is good.

@RonDeSantis @ChristinaPushaw That’s the real Florida!

What a ridiculous map! It’s an example of complete ignorance of Florida history and culture.

@thejeremyhunt @OutnumberedFNC @FoxNews Just heard you!

Excited to return to the @OutnumberedFNC couch today at noon eastern on @FoxNews! Tune in and let me know what you think of today’s show.

Life is better when someone is waiting for you to come home ❤️🐕

Hey @ossoff why are you doing this to your constituents?

@bryan_johnson Rescued!

I'm thinking about getting two dogs. What breeds should I consider?

This is really happening ..

@HarmeetKDhillon Yes please!

Want one?

We are heartbroken. Erin Cummings was one of us. And she helped shape who we are. Diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma at 15, Erin lived more than 50 years with and beyond cancer. The treatments that saved her life as a teenager also shaped the rest of it — thyroid cancer, heart surgery, lung disease, infertility, and ultimately stomach cancer. She carried the long arc of survivorship in her own body. And she never looked away from that truth. Erin understood something many people don’t: surviving cancer is not the end of the story. It is the beginning of a lifelong relationship with our health, our uncertainty, and a health care system that too often isn’t built for the long haul. Instead of shrinking from that reality, Erin stepped into it. She founded Hodgkin’s International so long-term survivors wouldn’t feel alone navigating late effects. When she joined the inaugural cohort of Elevate Ambassadors, she didn’t join because she needed a title. She joined because she believed survivors are stronger together. She often said Elevate helped her sharpen her voice and expand her reach, and she used that momentum to take Hodgkin’s International to the next level. She brought survivors and clinicians into the same room. She showed up on Capitol Hill. She spoke with clarity and conviction about better coordination, survivorship planning, and real financial protections. She believed survivors deserved more than gratitude, but that we deserved care that sees the whole person. Erin ran marathons. She raised funds for pediatric cancer research. She poured her heart into motherhood. She walked by the ocean. She painted. She listened. She made people feel seen. Even in the face of unimaginable health challenges, she chose connection. She chose advocacy. Erin once said that advocacy gave her voice. The truth is she gave voice to countless others. Cancer Nation is grieving with her family and with the global community she built. We grieve as friends. As partners. As fellow survivors. Erin helped build this movement. We will carry it forward.

@RepKatCammack Well said!

Actions speak louder than words. That’s why I chose a seat on the Democrat side during last night’s State of the Union. When it comes to America, we shouldn’t sit on our hands - we should RISE to our feet! Terribly sad that Democrat colleagues would rather see our beautiful nation fail rather than @POTUS succeed.

@GAFollowers As if recruiting in high school wasn’t bad enough before.

The Georgia House unanimously passed a bill that would allow high school athletes to make money from endorsement deals using their name, image and likeness. The bill now heads to the State Senate for approval.

@KylieJaneKremer I’ve had to meet/hear him multiple times. Not impressed.

Where is the lie? Jamie Raskin is a washed up loser lawyer.

@SenatorWarnock Yet silent during our different armed forces anniversaries.

Honored to stand with the brothers and sisters of UAW this morning. Working people are too often crushed by the machinery of power unless we stand together. That's why the labor movement is so important. And that's why you will always have an ally in me.

What do you think of this?

@atensnut Christmas Shoes

Cats in the Cradle

Happy National Signing Day! Alabama honors the incoming football Class of 2026 in a break in the action

@GA_Hillbilly1 @ReverendWarnock He didn’t even travel to his home city when a woman was attacked by acid being the thrown on her face.

@ReverendWarnock Did you travel to Athens Georgia when Laken Riley was brutally murdered by an illegal alien? Nope you didn’t. You do not represent Americans especially Georgians.

I traveled to Minnesota today to stand with those who are raising their voices in this moral moment. There comes a time in every generation where we must decide if we will stand up for our freedoms. Keep using your voice. And know that I’m fighting for you.

Decatur has opened a new transitional living community to provide housing and support for young adults aging out of foster care, with room for 29 former foster children. The Oaks offers private bedrooms, shared spaces, and 24/7 staff to help residents adjust to adulthood.

This sums it up beautifully! Look at the smiles on the players! I believe the best compliment someone in athletics can get is when former players come back to visit and seek you out. That has always been the case with every former player who came back.They all wanted to see Eddie

R.I.P. Eddie Conyers, a Crimson Tide legend who helped referee Alabama football practices from the Bear Bryant years all the way until last season when he was 97. #RollTide