Kimberly Ells

So thankful to be on Tucker Carlson today discussing the invincible power of families! It was thrilling to hear him quote from my book and bring attention to the greatest threats to the family today. Take a look! bitchute.com/video/ui5i48pu…

@multiplanet1 Is there a link to the direct quote from his former wife?

Elon Musk's first wife once described what it's like to watch him fail. She said he doesn't react the way normal people react. When a rocket explodes, most people in the room go silent. Some cry. Some start calculating the financial damage. Musk pulls out his phone and starts making calls. Not emotional calls. Engineering calls. "What failed. When can we fix it. When's the next launch." His voice doesn't change. His face doesn't change. The rocket that just cost $60 million is already in the past. The next one is all that exists. She said it was the most unsettling thing she'd ever witnessed. Not because he was cold. Because he genuinely wasn't affected. The failure didn't register as failure. It registered as data. An experiment that produced results. Results that inform the next experiment. This is why he wins. Not because he doesn't fail. He fails more spectacularly than anyone in history. He wins because failure occupies zero psychological space. It enters as data and exits as action. Most people lose not because they fail but because they spend weeks processing the failure before acting again. Musk spends zero seconds. The gap between failure and next attempt is a phone call.

@Arrogance_0024 Spot on.

Women no longer exist. It's a fact. We are already living in a post-gender world. In the pursuit of equality, women have sacrificed their unique strengths to become nothing more than a weaker, pointless imitation of men. The central tragedy of the modern drive for equality is that it was not interpreted as equal value for different roles, but rather as a mandate for absolute sameness. By accepting the premise that the only things worth doing are what men have traditionally done—career advancement, political dominance, and economic accumulation—women have implicitly agreed that their traditional sphere of influence was worthless. In doing so, they have abandoned the unique, complementary virtues that once provided societal balance. The soft power of social cohesion, the intricate management of the domestic realm, and the biological and emotional distinctiveness of womanhood have been traded for a frantic attempt to succeed in a hierarchy designed by and for men. Consequently, this shift has not resulted in liberation, but in a strange form of conformity. By measuring their success solely by masculine yardsticks, women have forced themselves into a mold that does not fit. They have discarded the areas where they naturally excelled and possessed undeniable superiority—areas of emotional intelligence, nurturing, and moral guidance—to compete in arenas where they must suppress their nature to survive. Rather than elevating the feminine to a place of honor alongside the masculine, society has simply doubled the number of people competing for the same masculine objectives. Ultimately, this renders the modern woman a weaker imitation because she is playing a game where the rules were set against her distinct strengths from the start. A woman who strives only to be a man serves no unique purpose; she becomes a redundancy. True power lies in distinction, not in assimilation. By erasing the differences between the sexes in favor of a homogenized existence, women have not gained a new kingdom; they have merely become second-rate tenants in a world that no longer values what they uniquely have to offer.

@Advo_Katy Right on the money, Katy. The cause of pregnancy is not mysterious or inevitable.

Pregnancy has a cause and effect. If you don’t want the effect, don’t engage the cause. Or try basic math: women are fertile ~20% of the month. Enjoy the other 80% when pregnancy isn’t even possible. You don’t need magic. Just science and a tiny bit of self-control.

@BasedMikeLee I heard abortion promoted at the UN as a “God-given right.” These kinds of statements are morally corrupt almost beyond belief. Also, when God comes again I’m not sure he’ll have a Planned Parenthood insignia on his robes.

“Dear Wormwood, Actively promote abortion as ‘reproductive justice’ from the pulpit. Works every time. Your affectionate uncle, Screwtape”

@mayemusk @heidiklum @HardRockHotels So epic

Having fun at the @HeidiKlum Halloween party at the @HardRockHotels in New York City. Seven media interviews about my Cruella Deville costume. They wanted to know who I am wearing. Actually, a variety of items in my closet, some I’ve never worn before, some were 10 years old. 🖤🖤 @XFashion

@Advo_Katy Totally with you on this!

As a conservative Christian parent, here’s my possibly heretical take on Halloween: Don’t die on that hill. We never made it a holy day, but we never made it a horror either. Our kids dressed up, knocked on doors, and basked in the (rare) personal candy stash. Later, our church hosted a Trunk or Treat, and we used it as a chance to love our neighbors as ourselves, with chocolate. Yes, you should shelter your young kids from evil. The gore, the witchcraft, the neighbor’s inflatable demon, shield those little eyes. But rejecting Halloween altogether? IMO- more harm than good. Here’s why: Parenting is full of non-negotiables. The Commandments still stand. •Tell the truth- to us and others. No deception, not a word. •No drugs. Not a puff, powder or pill EVER. •Honor your body. No access until marriage, full stop. •Christ above all. Above grades, gold, gadgets, and group chats. Those are the hills worth dying on. Outside of that (especially as teens) we offer lots of freedom- style of dress, what they watch, where they go to school, the music they listen to, how they earn and spend their money, and whether or not to go trick-or-treating. If every household rule comes with a “thus saith the Lord,” don’t be surprised when they tune out the Lord along with you.

@Advo_Katy Link to your talk? I’d love to hear it!

An absolute honor to speak to 6500 women today at #ShareTheArrows about their mandate to become child protectors.

The Daily Signal is featuring my article today! Is murder ok sometimes? dailysignal.com/2025/10/05/an-…

@mayemusk I read your book, Maye💕 I was—and am—horrified at the way the men in your life (minus your sons) have treated you. You were—and are—worth so much more.

I had a photoshoot and was away for five hours. Look how my little boy greets me. I never had a boyfriend who did that.🥹😍

@ericmetaxas FANTASTIC.

Will you thank God with me that we have leaders in our government who are NOT ASHAMED of their Christian faith? It is an astonishing and glorious moment in our history. Thank you, Jesus.

@ericmetaxas Amen, Eric.

CHARLIE KIRK IS THE BONHOEFFER OF OUR TIME. He was never silent in the face of evil and was therefore as powerful a witness for the faith as anyone could be. His bold Christian witness will be multiplied dramatically in his martyrdom. God is good. Praise the Lord.

@Advo_Katy @jordanbpeterson Fantastic, Katy! So glad to see your message hitting its stride and circling the globe.

Facts about mother-loss, father-loss and divorce that progressives want to bury but never will- from my interview with @jordanbpeterson 🧵 1. Kids don't want a "mother figure" they want their mother. "30 years later, the impact of her absence is still felt every day."

@mayemusk I’m so sorry 💕

Even on instagram I receive nasty messages every day, such as:

@Advo_Katy You are a warrior!

Unexpected trip to DC for a big interview. Redeye Seattle-Newark-Reagan, on the ground 8 hours, under 4 hours of sleep. 2 hour flight delay home. Tired? Yes. Grateful for this work defending the rights of children? Even more yes.

Want to protect your kids from sexual content? Here’s a secret weapon just for you. kimberlyells.substack.com/p/want-to-prot…

"We don't have a free market, don't kid yourself..." Milton Friedman discusses free market and crony capitalism.

Looking for clean teen books? Jean the Book Dragon just revealed her naughty and nice list!

My latest on Mary, Baby Jesus, and DADS! kimberlyells.substack.com/p/mary-baby-je…

@AngelaBelcamino I don’t know anyone who has ever gotten a babysitter on Thanksgiving—especially to go to a bar. That’s the day you cozy up with your family and look around and think how lucky you are and how much you love your life and the people in it!

Imagine being 42, child-free, and not having to pay for a babysitter so you can go to a bar on Thanksgiving. The right hates this.