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How is Olive Garden's pasta more secure than America's elections?!

Everything Went Wrong for James Talarico This Week After His Epstein-Tied Backer Was Revealed #txsen townhall.com/tipsheet/josep…

For all the various reasons one might have to oppose ending the government-imposed "spring forward/fall back" cycle, the airline industry has chosen the absolute dumbest. "We'll have to update our schedules!" Only 12% of Americans like the biannual clock change. foxbusiness.com/politics/airli…

@LanceASchart @RepKeithSelf So... in your mind... people are not allowed to improve in their thinking? They are not allowed to come to better conclusions in light of new information?

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Texas' @RepKeithSelf wants to protect Americans by limiting how federal agencies can use Flock data. Learn more in today's TEXAS MINUTE. ALSO for this Friday edition: Congressional Resolution Affirms States’ Rights To Defend the Border… Sea Drone Company Announces Texas Shipyard… A.G. Secures Settlement With Genetic Testing Company...

@SwipeWright So, basically, he is a standard-issue Democrat.

NEWS: Maine Democrat Ashley Webb, who said he would not "lie" or "deceive" people, claims in Reddit posts that he "ovulates" and has a monthly period, but because he has "external male parts" instead of "the proper hole," the period blood comes out of his anus. Despite being karyotyped as XY, he says he's "pretty positive I am the XX type." He also believes he has female "internal organs," although CAT scans have turned up nothing. Colonoscopies have also failed to validate a connection with a supposed hidden uterus.

@WatchChad He has hit his peak.

I’ve seen this kid’s future. It ain’t great.

@Protestia One would expect a multi-service discount, but I guess she fears that each time she speaks at a single venue, it increases the chances that someone will realize her schtick isn't worth much and call her out, thus damaging future returns.

What are Apostlette Kathryn Krick's speaking fees? Along with charging for flights, meals and lodging for both Krick and her executive assistant Jeanntal Marchall, which are separate from the main bill, fees for Krick’s revivalist services/ speaking engagements are: One service: $3000 Two Services $7000 Three services $11,000 These are not for full days of speaking multiple sessions, but rather per service/ session/ talk.

@KennethRWebster Meth or salt ... I think the whole "u-turn-from-law-enforcement-jump-a-curb-then-try-to-run-over-an-agent" thing seems to scream something...

My friends in the construction industry tell me sometimes they mix salt with lemon and lime juice for a cheap electrolyte drink while they're outside in the hot Texas sun. I know its not what y'all are expecting me to say, but the ICE shooting victim's lawyer might be telling the truth... if it was meth, don't you think we'd know by now? It's not hard to figure out.

This dude is the walking, talking embodiment of the Democrat Party. Congrats, libtards, you have found your tranny king, er, queen, er.. whatever.

After Jane Nelson’s resignation, @GregAbbott_TX officially announces Robert Howden to become Texas’ next Secretary of State

@TXfairfighter It’s nationwide, but most news outlets — including nearly all in Texas — refuse to cover it. @TrueTexasTea is one of the very few individuals with the stomach and the passion to catalogue these abuses and expose them to sunlight.

@MQSullivan Why is this so prevalent in Texas? Is this happening across the country? Educators being arrested for sex crimes against children…?

Remember, our public education tax dollars are used to staff government schools with only the best people...

@AndrewGold_ok @elonmusk A coming VPN ban and now trying to force 𝕏 to prioritize government-approved propaganda from establishment sources. Does UK want to out-authoritarian North Korea? No offense, @AndrewGold_ok, but this another confirmation America was right 250 years ago to make our exit

The government is introducing plans that could force social media to prioritise ‘legacy channels’ in their algorithms. I’m actually staggered they’re being this brazen. This is disgusting. More than ever, we need @elonmusk to put his foot down. Social media companies must tell the UK they refuse to be part of its increasingly authoritarian rule. That would work: The prospect of a China-like block on X, Meta and YouTube is the only thing that might stop these Orwellian illiberals. Read the proposed legislation in the reply and reply to the email there with feedback. Don’t send abuse - they’ll ignore that. Make reasoned impassioned arguments about the importance of independent media. Just imagine how they’d react if Trump were doing this! I’m going to put some of the most enraging parts in the replies. Share this far and wide, we need a lot of help to save this country from a very real totalitarian dystopia.

So, basically, the UK wants to out-authoritarian North Korea. A coming VPN ban and now trying to force 𝕏 to prioritize government-approved propaganda from establishment sources. Yet another confirmation we were right 250 years ago to exit that clown show.

All in all, there’s probably nothing wrong with being “nice”… as long as it is properly defined. But too many people have been taught to live their days striving for a sort of niceness that undermines culture, morality, and even the necessary work of self-government. Among that crowd, it is considered nice not to condemn the contemptible. It’s nice to tolerate what should be intolerable. It’s nice to overlook egregious sin. It is a niceness that thinks itself immune from a hostile world by being all smiles, exuding a syrupy sentimentality toward those who do evil. At best, our cultural embrace of being “nice” is a soothing form of self-righteousness. In scripture, we don’t find this modern version of “nice” that so many church leaders and secularists push rank-and-file Christians to embrace. What we do find in scripture is love. We find generosity. We find kindness. We find sincerity. We find patience. But this gooey, saccharine-sweet “niceness” is nowhere to be found. On nearly every page of the Gospels, you find Jesus dining with that culture’s untouchables, healing the infirm, and instructing the weak—but He isn’t “nice.” Jesus is firm, honest, truthful, patient, and—most of all—loving. More importantly, He tells them the truth about their sin. But, critically, He is just as honest with and about the ruling elite of the day. He calls them “serpents” and a “brood of vipers.” He blasts them as “whitewashed tombs.” He condemns them as murderers. And, to be clear, those descriptions weren’t directed at the occupying Romans, the atheists, or adherents to other religions; they were pointed at His fellow Jews! You can imagine the “nice” people of the day being horrified when He turned over the tables of the money changers in the Temple and drove them out with a whip. Nothing about that was “nice.” It was the correct thing to do. And it was a kindness to those who were being exploited by the ruling elite. No doubt, many just wanted Jesus to find a way to get along, to be tolerant, to be nice. You can almost hear them demand, “Do more of the ‘water into wine’ and ‘free bread and fish,’ Jesus, and less of the viper-talk!” It is no different today. I can only speak to the experience of Republicans, but those who yell the loudest for citizens to be “nice” to politicians tend to be the ones undermining the values and principles for which conservatives stand. We can be nice serfs, or we can be effective citizen-leaders. We can smile pleasantly as our Republic is run into ruin, or we can fight for the inheritance of self-governance meant for ourselves and our posterity. Rather than be “nice,” let us first and always strive to be passionate citizens faithfully committed to the cause of liberty.

‼️ @TXElectionLaw joins The National News Desk to break down key policy moments in President Trump’s speech. READ MORE: bit.ly/3Tn5b1g

Not the flex you think it is, Daily Beast. In censoring President Trump's speech on the evidence his administration has collected on foreign election interference (including payoffs made to "journalists"), the broadcast networks have proven the president's point.

Re-upping this prescient opinion piece by @TXElectionLaw from earlier this week about the need for constitutional order to be restored in our elections. texasscorecard.com/opinion/traino…

In point of fact, President Trump said he is posting documents demonstrating that the 2020 election was infiltrated on behalf of the Biden/Harris cartel by the CCP. You cheated.

@squidgey2 All documents available at the White House website.

@MQSullivan Prove it.

Bottomline: the FBI, CIA, and other federal agencies have for years covered up evidence of election fraud and manipulation. BONUS INFO: at least 278,000 non-citizens are registered to vote in federal elections.