Michael Liccone

@BarristeredOK @EndWokeness I’m just quoting scripture. You have no idea about what I believe the word firmament to mean.

@MichaelLiccone @EndWokeness You realize that St. Augustine and John Calvin both rejected the concept of what you and your idiot horde think you mean when you just shout “firmament!” Retard.

American ingenuity is undefeated

If you have a specialized path that you know you can achieve through obtaining a college diploma, then fine. But the problem is kids are pushed to go to college without considering other options. It’s not, “should I go to college?” but “where am I going to college?” that kids ask themselves instead, and that’s the problem.

@MichaelLiccone @thedebralea Nah if you are good at art, go to college for art. If you are good at history go for history. The thing is there are actually jobs and opportunities within those career paths.

Conservatives need to go to college. We need conservative doctors. We need conservative lawyers. We need conservative chemists. Above all, we NEED conservatives in the classrooms reminding their peers that not everyone thinks the same. Takes one mind to change thousands.

@dclandofnerds @thedebralea It’s not anti-education. It’s anti-college. You don’t need to go to a college or university to be a cop or fireman; there are alternate routes to achieve both of those professions that cost much less money to do so.

@MichaelLiccone @thedebralea Cops and firemen go to college. Electrical engineers go to college. Unskilled Construction workers do not. Welders and specialists still go to some sort of school though. It’s odd people are so anti education.

@LiveAction The preborn is human... . . . . . . . . . therefore, . . . . . . . . . The preborn have human rights.

Preborn rights… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Are human rights.

A bunch of people are arguing over who killed Jesus. Some say Jews did it. Others say the Romans did it. Some blame Judas. But I know the truth. I killed Jesus. You killed Jesus. We killed Jesus. And for that reason, we exalt His name in return for a gift we do not deserve.

It also doesn't mean you support everything someone does just because you voted for them. I don't know where this idea came from. There's no one in the world (besides Jesus), that you should agree with everything that they ever do. It's lunacy to apply this impossible standard only to the president.

@johnwyte OK then, how do you justify voting for him as a Christian? Because this is how I do. I don’t view my vote as pledging allegiance to a particular candidate for life. I’m simply making the best choice I have in the moment. And Trump was clearly the best choice given the options.

Here is the Christian argument for supporting him: Kamala Harris—who is so committed to the murder of babies that she promised she would allow no religious exemptions to employer provided abortions—was the alternative.

@megbasham It's almost as if Christians believe that if we don't vote, neither will get elected. Someone is always going to get elected; it's our jobs as Christians to discern which one is the better option.

Genetic Fallacy: Disregarding a statement solely based on the source it's coming from, regardless of the merits, evidence, or content of the claim being made. When it comes to truth, the subject it's coming from is irrelevant. If it's true, then it's true. No matter what you think about Trump, this statement is true. That's all that matters.

@EndWokeness And the "far-left" wants the exact opposite: no private property. Which world would you rather live in?

Joy Reid's warning about the far-right: "Their plan? 0 income tax, 0 regulation, earn as much as you want, your family inherits it all!"