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I was on some kind of shadow ban. I could make original posts or repost someone else’s post, but no one could see my replies. That seems to be resolved for now, we shall see. Also I don’t respond to DMs. Nothing personal, I just don’t.

Valerie 😁 is most definitely praying for Valerie’s health. UNITED in prayer 🙏 I sincerely pray absolutely 💯. God is good. God hears his children.

@TheTroySkinner Just make the standard work day 10-6, problem solved.

They finally get around to fixing the whole “change our clocks twice per year” garbage- And they get it wrong! Standard time. We want STANDARD time. Sunrises after the morning should already be half over is absolutely nuts. Seriously, this sucks if it’s signed into law.

@redsteeze Out of sync with the rest of the world. Out of sync with natural circadian rhythm. Best way to deal with it is move all schedules by an hour. Make them based on real standard time. The whole idea was a bullshit energy savings idea that never saved any energy.

"But won't you miss a meeting or an appointment?" That's just it. Live your life so a meeting or appointment absolutely doesn't happen without you.

Changing my clocks back anyway.

@BrandonFalco121 They don’t like dogs, and we know why.

Is this true MAGA??

We need to create an offshore prison for all aliens who are awaiting deportation and have problems with export countries accepting them. They can stay there permanently. legalinsurrection.com/2026/07/judge-…

@hillbillythings Well there are lots of people who agree with you, standard time is called standard for a reason. Having daylight so out of sync with our natural circadian rhythm is unhealthy.

@iwunderu @DiaryofaSickGrl Getting a correct diagnosis, is a relief, even if it means bad news. The wondering and unknowing are worse.

@DiaryofaSickGrl I feel you. I've struggled with chronic pain and fatigue for 30 years with no real answers. I actually stumbled upon a possibility last week and decided to order a blood test myself as a first step. If negative, I don't have to go through with a disappointing dr appt.

Can I be honest? I’m actually really tired of fighting for my health 24/7, 365 and there still always being something wrong or something new to address. I’m so very tired, like deep in my soul. I desperately need a break but I may never get one.

@DiaryofaSickGrl @Irishbrat1966 You are not alone, hopefully you have some people who are in your corner. Taking help is still my biggest challenge. Giving help to others was always a lot easier.

Only people who know nothing about Trump don’t understand, this was exactly what he was looking to do from the beginning. Get everyone getting worked up over something that was not going to happen. Look, a squirrel. legalinsurrection.com/2026/07/trump-…

Progressive logic: Beer is “banned” because we won’t allow first graders to buy and drink it.

@goneers Keep them in state custody until 26, make it a felony to claim them for benefits. They can attend school in prison. Maybe they can get an 8th grade education by then.

Want to stop teen takeovers? Take away the parents' benefits, because let's be honest - most of these kids are nothing but a welfare check for their single mothers.

@DavidESmitty The Aktion T4 program didn’t end, they just exported and expanded it. Technology made it easier to hide it.

I'll bet most of the younger generations have never even HEARD of hemophilia nor met or seen a person with it. Why? Because they were all killed with HIV-tainted blood products used in the weekly/monthly infusions needed to treat hemophilia. Deliberately.

@RYboating They want mail order of this dangerous drug, while at the same time making criminals out of chronic pain patients for taking a drug that’s been used safely for thousands of years. The FDA and the rest of the government medical agencies are worse than garbage. They are evil.

Todd Blanche Can End Biden’s Illegal Mail-Order Abortion Scheme Now No matter your age, you can easily get these dangerous abortion pills via the mail. We've heard horrifying stories of these being purchased and slipped into food or drink of unsuspecting pregnant women, causing them to abort their babies without their consent or knowledge. Young girls order it and take it privately and end up in the ER, or worse. I wish such pills didn't exist at all, but it is what it is. At the very least, they should only be administered under a doctor's care. The Biden admin was wrong to make this dangerous drug available to anyone via mail, and I hope that is corrected very soon. From the article: Everybody has been waiting for the Food and Drug Administration to finish its safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone. This study, prompted by evidence that the drugs are more dangerous to women than previously supposed, is meant to inform changes the administration might make to the drug’s long-term FDA regulations. Reporting suggests that the study is now seriously underway and on track, which is welcomed news. However, any subsequent regulations are likely to be challenged in court by the abortion lobby and subject to lengthy litigation. In the meantime, there’s another decision of utmost importance the administration has to make about abortion drugs — one that relies not on the FDA, but on Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, who has been nominated as attorney general and awaits confirmation in the Senate. That’s the decision about whether, before the study is completed and the long-term regulations are set, we should still follow the Biden rules that everyone involved (other than the abortion industry, that is) admits are both dangerous and illegal. The question is before the administration right now, thanks to a lawsuit brought by Louisiana and one of the growing cohort of survivors of Biden’s abortion-drug regime. The lawsuit seeks to reverse Biden’s rule changes allowing abortion drugs to be prescribed over the internet, without an in-person medical exam. The DOJ does not contest the core of the lawsuit’s argument: the Biden rules were implemented in a way that violated the Administrative Procedure Act and are therefore unlawful. In fact, as the court found, the administration has basically said as much already. Since they seem to agree on the merits, the DOJ led by Acting AG Blanche could resolve the whole problem immediately by simply settling the case and agreeing to a court-ordered consent decree. So far, however, they haven’t done so. Instead, in addition to a few weak standing arguments that the courts have rejected, the administration has argued that, even if they’re illegal, the Biden rules should stay in place because the FDA’s safety review is still ongoing. This has been the administration’s line in general: Biden’s rules, they say, must stay in place until the study is complete. Citing the review as a reason for keeping the Biden regulations makes no sense. In the first place, it confuses the issues at hand. The study is meant to inform any future regulations and to help the FDA make its medical judgments. But the question about the pre-existing Biden rules, and whether they violate the Administrative Procedure Act, is a legal question. It doesn’t need a study to back it up. In the second place, the fact that the FDA needs a study only proves why the Biden rules were illegal in the first place. Biden’s FDA didn’t do any serious study before changing the in-person dispensing rules. The medical arguments they offered — as courts have found and as the FDA concedes — gave no adequate support for the changes they were proposing, in any way. The whole argument from the administration has been that we need to wait for a gold-standard study in order for any new Trump regulations to stand up to judicial scrutiny. But the DOJ is holding Biden’s regulations to a far, far lower standard. Despite having no scientific backing, and despite courts having found them illegal already, the DOJ is still arguing for keeping them in place. A high bar for Trump and pro-life states to clear, and a low bar for Biden and the abortion industry. It’s in Blanche’s power to end this double standard immediately, restore pro-life states’ ability to enforce their laws, and keep abortion drugs from being so readily available to abusers online. There’s no reason for the DOJ to continue fighting to keep Biden rules that it knows are illegal in the first place, let alone ones that are so clearly harmful. Sen. Josh Hawley, to his great credit, clearly understands both the argument and the stakes, and he has called on Blanche to settle the case immediately. Other pro-life senators should, too. Every single Republican senator on the Judiciary Committee represents a state whose laws are being undermined by the internet-dispensing regime that Biden allowed. The attorneys general of all but one of those states have asked for the Biden rule to be immediately paused while the FDA’s study continues. For now, the decision about whether to do so rests in the hands of Todd Blanche. Deciding whether the Biden rules were illegal isn’t just an academic legal question. The Biden rules have already facilitated hundreds of thousands of babies killed illegally in pro-life states, with more every single month, and more cases of coercion, abuse, and violence toward women continually coming to light. Whether or not we keep them in place has a real and immediate effect, and likely a long-term effect, too. There’s no legal reason to keep the Biden rules on in-person dispensing. There’s no scientific reason. There’s no political reason either. More than 70 percent of the country supports the pre-Biden requirement. The only thing left is for the Department of Justice to correct the record and restore the regulation to the pre-Biden status quo, as the law requires. Pro-life senators should urge him to do so. Link to article in comments

@pascendidg @nypost Human trafficking should be treated worse than slavery. It’s like creating designer puppies for perverts.

@nypost “Sally Rhoads-Heinrich, owner of Surrogacy in Canada Online, said the episode highlights why greater legal protections are needed for surrogate mothers in the country” Actually it highlights why the practice should be illegal.

Couple sues surrogate who refused to abort their baby over a minor birth defect trib.al/RUyYAbh

#InvisibleDisabilities #chronicillness #chronicpain

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