Tim
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Tim
@1Tim6_1
Jesus Christ is my Lord. I tweet about God, politics, and sometimes what i think is humorous.
California Katılım Ekim 2014
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💰How Much Tip Would You Leave On this? Let’s say the server did a very good job.
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Everyone who has seen this guy in person knows. This case should end careers and generate Giglio material for those involved.
Joe Hanneman 🇺🇸@HanneBlaze64
🚨COMING TODAY:🚨 Brian Cole Jr. is no physical match for the hoodie-clad pipe-bomb suspect, a Blaze News analysis finds. Watch for Part III of our series.
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Colorado is the gold standard of elections. Case in point. Neither of my sons have lived with me in many years. However, they still send their election ballots to my address. I suspect the voter rolls are far from accurate in Colorado . We need the SAVE Act to pass.
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I did not say they were dispensationalists. I said that thoughts regarding that view were not documented because it was contrary to the church's view. While it could be debated whether it was labeled heretical or not, clearly people were excommunicated for contradicting the church.
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@1Tim6_1 @RealJCochran @ShawnRyan762 The early church were definitely not dispensationalist, and didn't deem other heretics.
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“In 1909, Cyrus Scofield wrote a reference Bible and said he was going to translate it into more modern English and give his interpretation of what it means. The Scofield Bible is one man’s interpretation, and it became one of the best-selling Bibles. He took lines like Genesis 12:3 and said this means we have to support Jews in Israel forever. That’s what the Scofield Bible says it means, and that’s what Christian Zionists believe.”
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@jblackpost @RealJCochran @ShawnRyan762 I think just as significant is that fact the ideas are not 150 years old as the early church chose a position and deemed all others heretics preventing further documentation of despensational theology.
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@RealJCochran @ShawnRyan762 Ha. Yeah an actual Christian who had competent knowledge of church history and translations would be the ideal.
But Wesley Huff can't be everywhere at once.
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Congress needs a hospice wing soon.
1. Nancy Pelosi - 85
2. Maxine Waters - 87
3. Bernie Sanders - 84
4. Mitch McConnell - 83
5. James Clyburn - 85
6. Angus King - 81
7. Chuck Grassley - 92
8. Hal Rogers - 88
9. James Risch - 82
10. Steny Hoyer - 86
Term limits?
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@chefsevenn @GIJOE6732 Why does someone called chef not know it is prime rib roast?
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@GavinNewsom You are one to talk about caring for your citizens, especially the most vulnerable
Elderly get defrauded by hospice and home health fraudsters
Homeless are used to make nonprofits rich
Children are used to collect government subsidies to fund fraudsters lifestyles
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@nypost Why would a governor attack the man exposing the fraud?
Wouldn’t it be of his benefit to support exposing fraud?
Weird right…
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Closest thing to a doctor on a Spirit Airlines flight is the couple playing doctor in the restroom, trying to join the mile high club.
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🚨 TWO TIER JUST-US: The FBI is investigating Joe Kent and Tucker Carlson more aggressively than:
Epstein's Clients
Barack Obama
Joe Biden
Hillary Clinton
Kamala Harris
Merrick Garland
Christopher Wray
James Comey
John Brennan
James Clapper
Andrew McCabe
Peter Strzok
Lisa Page
Bruce Ohr
Nellie Ohr
Kevin Clinesmith
Gina Haspel
Samantha Power
Susan Rice
Ben Rhodes
Michael Morell
Jake Sullivan
Antony Blinken
Victoria Nuland
Eric Holder
Sally Yates
Rod Rosenstein
Robert Mueller
Andrew Weissmann
Jack Smith
Lisa Monaco
Adam Schiff
Nancy Pelosi
Liz Cheney
Adam Kinzinger
Chuck Schumer
Letitia James
Alvin Bragg
Fani Willis
Mark Milley
Lloyd Austin
Mark Esper
John Bolton
Bill Barr
Anthony Fauci
Christopher Krebs
Pat Cipollone
Alexander Vindman
Miles Taylor
Michael Atkinson
Marie Yovanovitch
Fiona Hill
Gordon Sondland
George Kent
Kurt Volker
Eric Ciaramella
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Jamie Raskin
Jerry Nadler
Hakeem Jeffries
Ilhan Omar
Rashida Tlaib
Ayanna Pressley
Maxine Waters
Alejandro Mayorkas
Elvis Chan
DO YOU SEE THE PROBLEM YET?
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@KyleSeraphin
Your clip of Graham on Hannity reveals what is likely the actual intent of the Iran War. Graham makes it very clear that Witkoff and Kushner provided the intel justifying the attack. Even if this is true it is a stupid thing to say as this has been a constant vector of attack against Trump.
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I would forward this post to the person handling lawfare, but I cannot remember who is designated to do nothing about it right now.
Shelby Talcott@ShelbyTalcott
News: Joe Kent is under FBI investigation for allegedly leaking classified information, three sources tell me. I’m told the investigation pre-dates his departure.
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If a politician gets mad about fraud being exposed
They aren’t working for you, they are working against you
That is all you need to know about them
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This is a severely underestimated fulcrum point in American history. During the nineties there was a great societal upheaval over mass migration. California voters, in the face of an onslaught of media demonization, acted to save their state by passing Prop 187 to end all public benefits for illegals. It was one of the most potent examples of popular democracy defeating entrenched corruption. It captivated the attention of the entire nation. Millions and millions of Californians voted to recapture their destiny. The proposition passed in a landslide. It was enjoined by a District Court judge IMMEDIATELY and remained enjoined permanently. Illegals continued flooding the state, consuming benefits, a Democrat (Gray Davis) won the next election and entered into a court settlement to halt the law forever.
bumbadum@bumbadum14
Your reminder that 60% of Californians voted to strip illegals of taxpayer funded programs and a judge said no.
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Prop 187. That was when millions of Americans realized the fix was in; they had not only no voice but also no power, and nobody was going to save them.
Stephen Miller@StephenM
This is a severely underestimated fulcrum point in American history. During the nineties there was a great societal upheaval over mass migration. California voters, in the face of an onslaught of media demonization, acted to save their state by passing Prop 187 to end all public benefits for illegals. It was one of the most potent examples of popular democracy defeating entrenched corruption. It captivated the attention of the entire nation. Millions and millions of Californians voted to recapture their destiny. The proposition passed in a landslide. It was enjoined by a District Court judge IMMEDIATELY and remained enjoined permanently. Illegals continued flooding the state, consuming benefits, a Democrat (Gray Davis) won the next election and entered into a court settlement to halt the law forever.
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American democracy is the kind of system where you can vote and vote and vote, but no matter how many times you vote for less war and less immigration, the government is going to give you more war and more immigration. It’s always World War II, we’re always fighting Hitler, and we always have no choice because we’ve got to stop [Fill In Targeted Country Here] from acquiring nuclear weapons. Even if we’ve just totally obliterated their nuclear program.
Also, we’re never getting a wall. Coincidentally, the price tag for a mere two weeks of the Iran war is about what it would cost to build an impermeable, 2,000-mile wall across our entire southern border.
I give up. I’m out of options, but the least I can do is help Trump during his last few years in office. (His last year in office, if the midterms turn out the way they’re looking right now.)
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