Citizen Jane🐊

I didn't learn The Lord's Prayer in Sunday School. I LEARNED THE LORD'S PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOL! We said it every morning, before the Pledge of Allegiance! We said a blessing before lunch, and read from Scripture. The 10 Commandments hung on the wall. And nobody got shot

An absolutely excruciating moment at the Georgia Supreme Court this week. Justice Peterson pressed state attorney Deborah Leslie over her citations to cases that apparently don’t exist.

The first time I heard somebody say the Department of Ed should not exist I thought they were nuts. Then they asked me to list just one academic metric that has improved since its inception in 1980. I couldn’t. Nobody can. SHUT IT DOWN.

I was always angry, and I had a huge hole in my heart. Nothing made me happy. Then I got married to a God-fearing woman, and at home she would read the Bible every morning. After a while she said, "do you want me to read aloud to you?" So I sat down, and she started reading the Bible aloud to me, every morning. Eventually I said, "Well, let me read it," and so I started to read it aloud to her. And then it was like the Lord said to me "Chuck, it's time to come home. It's been long enough." And now my heart is filled up again.' ☩ Chuck Norris 1940-2026

Georgia has gone from one of the least 'diverse' states in the country to one of the most diverse. In 1980 just 1.7% of GA's population was foreign born and 71% of residents were born in the state. 86% of the population was Southern-born. In 2025 the foreign-born share hit 14.2% A further 7% are the children of immigrants. This makes the foreign-origin population of Georgia ~21%. Just 51.3% of the state's population was born in Georgia (a 20-point decline) and ~72% were born in the South (a 14-point decline). Many cities Johns Creek, Gainesville, and Dalton (now Hispanic majority) and even entire counties like Atkinson county are experiencing a decline in the White American and African American populations that have lived there for centuries. White Americans are now a minority in the state for the first time in its history, and not because they were displaced by African American population growth (which at times has been 48% of Georgia's population) but because of mass immigration. This The African American population is also experiencing displacement by immigrants, including Black immigrants from the Caribbean and Africa. More than 250,000 Black immigrants reside in Georgia. This population increases to 500,000 when you include the children of these immigrants. Roughly 15% of the Black population in Georgia are not African Americans but are immigrants & their children. American communities matter. They are not simply places to live or economic zones, they are towns, cities, and states where many American families (White & Black in the case of Georgia) have roots going back generations and centuries. If America is to preserve its heritage, culture, and way of life a sensible remigration policy is necessary.

I can only say, without irony, thank God this country had people praying for me on August 6th 2010. Otherwise I’d have died in Afghanistan bleeding out of 2 severed legs, a dangling arm and a puncture lung.

“Oh. You want to be an English major?!” “Yes.” “Great! Here’s some books to read.” “No.” 🙄

@GretchenPSmith You've got it! Always! Stay strong Gretchen! But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me. -- 2 Corinthians 12:9

FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2026 “When life shakes, bring honest pain to Him—He stays steady and gives hope.” I need prayer today.

Any work sent home or completed on a computer will be done by AI and chatbots The only option is hand written, old-fashioned tests and essays now

Madness

MLB expands gambling partnerships by signing deal with Polymarket msn.com/en-us/sports/b…

HELP!!! Please write all #Georgia HOUSE Representatives and ask them to VOTE "NO" on SR 23. ⚠️TERM LIMITS WOULD GIVE POWER TO THE FEDS, to TAKE AWAY YOUR VOTING RIGHTS! ⚠️TERM LIMITS WOULD FILL CONGRESS WITH UNACCOUNTABLE LAME DUCKS - for a period of YEARS - AT ALL TIMES! ⚠️TERM LIMITS WOULD EMPOWER BUREAUCRATS AND LOBBYISTS AND DIMINISH THE INFLUENCE OF DULY ELECTED REPS IN CONGRESS AND THE US SENATE!

@eastlancs_neu @TruthNEd @JamesAFurey @educator4ever36 Kids NEED to learn ACCOUNTABILITY for their actions!

@TruthNEd @JamesAFurey @CivicViewPoint @educator4ever36 40% of UK teachers faced physical abuse/violence from pupils in the past year alone. Restorative approaches aim to rebuild, but are they fueling chaos & burnout in classrooms?

Classroom chaos isn’t random—it’s the result of policies that replaced discipline with ideology. Teachers are losing authority, and something else is stepping in. @JamesAFurey @CivicViewPoint @educator4ever36 @

PRO TIP: Let your kids pick books from a curated selection of exceptional literature Libraries used to do this for you... but they aren't what they used to be My kids picked books from @educatedandfree 's list (link below) Watership Down, The Incredible Journey, All Creatures Great & Small, National Velvet - all headed our way There are truly incredible books out there! Let your kids read greatness♥️

American elections are for American citizens only. Retweet if you agree.

Conversation I just had with an AP: Me: “The first time many students will truly fail is in college or real life, when it actually costs them money. That shouldn’t be the first lesson.” AP: “not true…they fail and have to do test corrections.” Me: “No, that’s more like a temporary inconvenience. They put forth minimal effort and are guaranteed a passing grade.” AP: “There is no way to implement failure into the curriculum.” Me: “There is. It’s called accountability.” AP: (laughs) “That’s not going to happen.”

DEI May Be Gone in Name—Its Enforcers Still Hold the Levers of Power starrs.us/dei-may-be-gon… via @starrsmission

@38700Ian @TeamJacksonHQ @burtjonesforga I care MORE about who Burt Jones is GETTING MONEY FROM! Burt's OWNED by the gambling industry. As Gov. Mike DeWine (OH) pointed out, gambling pushers have "deep, deep, deep pockets" and insurmountable POWER, after states let them in.

@TeamJacksonHQ @burtjonesforga

📺 NEW AD @burtjonesforga fixed the game, bet big on corruption, and hit the jackpot. BribeBurt.com #gapol

ajc.com/politics/gop-l… From the '22 Lt. Gov. race. Burt has never denied that this is his position: "Georgia’s Republican nominee for lieutenant governor is the only candidate at the top of his party’s ticket to say he would support amending the state’s constitution to allow same-sex marriage. Burt Jones, a state senator from Jackson, told Axios this week that he has always supported Georgians being “with who you want to love.”

@TeamJacksonHQ @RickJacksonGA @burtjonesforga He also supports same sex marriage. Governor Kemp doesn’t.