Our Ninja Way

@KnoxieLuv Thank you @RepSpartz !

Thank you to these 20 true conservatives who voted no tonight! Without them FISA would have passed in the middle of the night while you were sleeping! Nothing good happens after midnight, especially in DC! Burchett, Burlison, Cloud, Clyde, Crane Andy Harris, Mark Harris, Perry, Norman, Massie, Self, Ogles, Davidson, Harshbarger, Miller, Gosar, Sheri Biggs, Boebert, Rose, Spartz

@kathleenmadigan He's not infallible. That's a myth based upon a misunderstanding about Catholic teaching.

@RepDanGoldman lol

The President is unwell and he is deteriorating daily. His recent ravings and outrageous social media posts point to a man who is "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office." We cannot leave that determination under the 25th Amendment to the President's cabinet alone. I joined @RepRaskin to demand that a Commission is formed to investigate his fitness for office.

@FatherChrisVor1 @BenjaminPDixon Verbal violence? Words aren't violence. Violence is violence.

@BenjaminPDixon The kind of verbal violence and a call for war that so many people are expressing is terrifying. Where have we gotten ourselves to?

You may have seen the headlines, the posts, the outrage. Religious influencers and political voices reacting strongly to the Pope speaking about “communion” between Christians and Muslims. Before we react, we need to slow down and actually understand what is being said. These are my thoughts. I do not speak for Pope Leo. When the Pope speaks of “communion” in this context, he is not speaking about sacramental communion. He is not speaking about a shared Eucharist, nor is he collapsing the very real theological differences between Christianity and Islam. The Church has never taught that, and he did not suddenly invent it. Communion, at its root, means a sharing. A participation. A relationship that exists, even if it is incomplete. And if we are honest, even among Christians, communion is already imperfect. We are divided across Christian communities. We do not share the Eucharist with one another in many cases. We disagree on doctrine, authority, and practice. Yet we still speak of a real, though wounded, communion among those who profess Christ. So what is being said here? At the most basic level, there is a recognition that Muslims are not pagans in the classical sense. The Catechism itself states that Muslims “profess to hold the faith of Abraham, and together with us they adore the one, merciful God.” That does not mean every Christian must agree with that formulation in the same way, but it does establish a point of contact. A beginning. There is a kind of communion in the profession of one God. A kind of communion in prayer directed toward the Creator. A kind of communion in moral striving, in fasting, in almsgiving, in the desire to submit to God’s will. This is not sameness. It is not agreement on Christ, on the Trinity, or on salvation. Those differences remain profound and real. But it is also not nothing. And in a world where we are no longer separated by oceans and centuries, but live side by side, travel across continents in hours, and encounter one another daily, this matters. We are not dealing with distant civilizations anymore. We are dealing with neighbors. Some are reaching back to older eras, quoting polemics from a time when societies were more isolated from one another and encounters were often shaped by conflict and limited understanding. Those words belonged to their moment. Our moment requires clarity, yes, but also wisdom. Recognizing a limited, imperfect communion is not betrayal. It is precision. And it is also an opportunity. An opportunity for peace. For witness. For honest dialogue without fear. So be careful. Do not allow yourself to be constantly stirred up by voices that need your outrage to survive. The algorithms reward fear. They reward anger. They reward the constant sense that something is under attack. But the truth is often quieter, more careful, and far more demanding than that. Slow down. Understand what is actually being said. And then respond as a Christian, not as a reaction.

@poncebrother @Timcast So you're saying Mother Teresa of Calcutta wasn't a Christian? Be serious.

If you are a Catholic you are not a Christian. Don’t let that false religious system of hypocrisy fool you. They lure you into their so-called church and give you a list of works that you can do to ostensibly be right with God. And when they do this, they make you a child of hell. The only way to be right with God is to admit that you cannot earn his love or approval and that there’s nothing you can do that can please him. Your only hope is to put your entire faith and trust in the cross of Jesus Christ and his atonement for your sin and his resurrection. If you receive faith in him, and know that it’s only by God‘s mercy that you can be saved, you can dispense with all of the religious catholic garbage.

I am a lapsed Catholic. I dont consider myself Christian Recent events in the world have me very worried and considering going back to Church

@taylorotwell Cringe

@AutismCapital It was bad because a reporter had to ask him if he tipped and so he quickly tipped on the spot. lol But he also invited her and her husband to a UFC event too if IIRC, which was gracious.

This photo op doesn’t land right now. Everyone’s broke, doordashing, onlyfansing, prediction market gambling, to make ends meet and Trump handing out a $100 tip to an older lady who still has to work is bad optics. Like “Here buy yourself a tank of gas. Good luck. Enjoy the war.”

@LifeNewsHQ This isn't true or is at least very misleading! After Dobbs, there's a near-total abortion ban in 13 states (with limited exceptions). I live in one. Other states have early gestational limits.

@RapidResponse47 How is he doing exactly what he was elected to do? He ran on "no new wars"

@ISephara @TheRabbitHole You seem confused. Let me try again. I was saying that "Denying him a license to open a business because of the color of his skin is the definition of racist." Hope that helps.

@OurNinjaWay @TheRabbitHole There are over 200 other white owned American businesses that operate in South Africa like Amazon, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Ford, Walmart (via Massmart), and Coca-Cola They have applied for licenses ans got them. Why does he feel the need to be special??

South Africa’s racist policies prevented Starlink from operating there

@ISephara @TheRabbitHole Denying him a license to open a business because of the color of his skin is the definition of racist.

@TheRabbitHole Access denied. 🇿🇦❤️ We deal decisively with racists

@RepMariaSalazar That's not what amnesty means.

There’s a fundamental misconception about what “amnesty” really means. Amnesty is looking the other way: no consequences, no accountability, just more chaos. That’s the system we’ve had for decades. The Dignity Act ends it with enforcement, accountability, real penalties, and ZERO tolerance for criminals. That’s not amnesty. That’s law and order!

@Nero This has to be a troll. Catholics and Muslims have never been allies. What are you talking about?

It’s Catholics and Muslims versus Protestants and Jews Be on the right side of the line when the curtain comes down

@Jules2322698 @DontSJW @BasedMikeLee You originally left out "and subject to the jurisdiction thereof" which is what's being debated

“ All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. Which part of the 14th amendment did I misquote

Ron Paul was right The text and original understanding of the Fourteenth Amendment do *not* support the conclusion that all children born to illegal aliens in the U.S. are constitutionally entitled to U.S. citizenship The words “and subject to the jurisdiction thereof” matter

@bonchieredstate You're right about there not being a Mass on Good Friday, but there are almost always other services.

@PeterDiamandis Work is good for the brain. The imagination is the medium of prose, which is often why people usually enjoy books more than their movie adaptations.

The human brain processes visual information 60,000x faster than text. Humans are visual processors, not text processors. Images hit the brain instantly. Words take work. That's why a single SpaceX launch video communicates more than a thousand-word essay—and why your slide decks hit harder than paragraphs. We're wired for pictures, not prose.

@DavidEBlau @HawleyMO If PP is such a beloved organization and necessary for half the population, then it shouldn't need tax dollars. Private donations would be enough. I don't want my tax dollars funding the murder of innocent children.

@HawleyMO Women deserve healthcare. That's it, that's the rationale.

I’m concerned by the HHS decision to extend taxpayer funds to Planned Parenthood. I’d like to hear the rationale - and I urge them to change course immediately

@supercalifrag33 @julie_kelly2 @RepThomasMassie @BretWeinstein Did you just prove yourself wrong? You, in fact, got zero replies on the example post. Guess the "bots" forgot that one. I know this might surprise you, but some people might just have a different opinion than you.

@julie_kelly2 @RepThomasMassie @BretWeinstein You're actually correct. I'm not sure if he knows it, but someone is pushing his agenda. x.com/supercalifrag3…

Congratulations AG Blanche. Now you have 30 days to release the rest of the files before becoming criminally liable for failure to comply with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

@julie_kelly2 @RepThomasMassie @BretWeinstein Great comeback 🙄🤭

@RepThomasMassie @BretWeinstein Your paid bot army is very powerful. Fraud.

@mattgaetz How many of Epstein's co-conspirators did they arrest? Todd tried to cover it up

Pam Bondi will be known as one of the great crime fighters of our time. She is a patriot who has all of our appreciation. Todd Blanche left his comfortable job at a major firm to defend President Trump against horrendous lawfare. He has shown moral courage, strength and exquisite legal talent. Todd will do a great job for the Trump/Vance Administration and us all.