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If the work is so valuable and I believe it is then why won’t Congress codify it why are so many republicans denying the will of the American people it is so frustrating to see the left cohesive and in unison on every crooked thing they vote on and see the republicans divided on every freaking issue and for what? Mid terms are coming quicker than they think and if they throw this once in a million chance to free the American people that voted for Trumps mandate a mandate of the people it will not only be over for the republicans it will be over for all of us because as every vindictive democrat knows pay back is a bitch and they can’t wait

That may be true But the education system has created a class of slugs who would rather sit in their parents basement playing video games than take that job

Former CIA Officer John Kiriakou is asked “What's the most dangerous country in the world right now?” He says working at the CIA he has seen it all, and lists the most dangerous counties: He says one country was so dangerous there had to be a 30 foot wall around hotels to protect against bomb blasts - Yemen - Somalia - Gaza - Afghanistan - Pakistan All Muslim countries. Islam is not compatible with Western Civilization. We must mass deport Muslims while we still can before we turn into one of these dangerous countries For reference: - Yemen 99% Muslim - Somalia 99% Muslim - Gaza 99% Muslim - Afghanistan 99% Muslim - Pakistan 96% Muslim Notice a pattern?

@WallStreetApes No ya know what was and is criminal? Obamacare and Obama

American is in tears because she’s been suffering with severe congested for years. She’s finally found a solution to fix it but can’t afford it She’s been paying her monthly health insurance premiums so she thought she would be able to have it covered. Unfortunately the cost with health insurance will still be about $6,000 because of her deductible and she can’t afford it “I just don't understand health insurance -/ My insurance is only paying $81.60. Giving me to pay out of pocket $5,918.60. What am I paying $500 for health insurance for a month? — I just want to be able to breathe.” This is a scam. No matter how they try and justify it, it’s a scam. Deductibles keep going up, monthly premiums keep going up, coverage keeps going down We need complete reform of the healthcare system Deductibles have gone up about 43% in the last 10 years and premiums have also skyrockets 45-49% It’s criminal

🚨Ten Years After ISIS Murdered Father Jacques Hamel, the Church Chose "Coexistence" ON THIS DAY: JULY 26, 2016 - While the West bowed, Father Jacques Hamel stood. Ten years ago today, an 85-year-old Catholic priest was forced to his knees inside his own church by two jihadis. When he refused to submit, they slit his throat and filmed themselves shouting “Allahu Akbar.” His dying words were not a plea for dialogue. They were a command: “Va-t’en, Satan!” - “Get away, Satan!” And how does the Church answer that blood-soaked defiance a decade later? By organizing “coexistence” ceremonies, interfaith meetings, and lectures wondering if Christians are the ones lacking understanding. The two Muslim terrorists who stormed the church in Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray - Adel Kermiche and Abdel Malik Petitjean - had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State. They took nuns and an elderly couple hostage. One parishioner was seriously wounded. Father Jacques Hamel was murdered at the altar while celebrating Mass. So what did this beloved priest do to “provoke” Islam? Nothing. He had helped facilitate the donation of land next to his church so local Muslims could build a mosque. The parish hall and facilities were handed over for their use during Ramadan. He practiced the very “dialogue,” “fraternity,” and “living together” that Church leaders now endlessly celebrate. Did he draw Muhammad? Burn a Qur’an? Say anything “Islamophobic”? No. He was targeted because, according to Islamic doctrine and the ideology of his killers, non-Muslims remain legitimate targets no matter how much Christians appease them. (Qur’an 47:4 - “When you meet the unbelievers, strike the necks.”) Ten years later, the official response is pure institutional submission. Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray and the Diocese of Rouen are holding two full days of “remembrance, prayer, and fellowship” dedicated to “unity,” “vivre ensemble,” and interfaith dialogue. 🔺Muslim-Catholic meetings in the parish hall. 🔺A silent march “retracing Father Hamel’s last journey.” 🔺An exhibition on his life. 🔺Mass celebrated by Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline with 🔺French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, former President François Hollande, and other officials in attendance. 🔺The town hall declares him a symbol of fraternity. 🔺The beatification process continues under the banner of coexistence. And the official Vatican News outlet? It uses the anniversary of a priest’s throat being cut at the altar to ask whether “a certain lack of understanding of others among Christians fosters mistrust and prejudice.” Read that again. An elderly priest is forced to his knees and slaughtered by jihadis who shouted the Islamic battle cry - and the Vatican’s contribution is to wonder if Christians are insufficiently understanding. This is not honoring a martyr. This is the systematic rewriting of martyrdom into a lesson in interfaith harmony. Father Hamel’s blood is being repackaged as proof that more dialogue, more shared facilities, more friendships with the families of killers, and more self-criticism by Christians will somehow solve the problem. No amount of coexistence ceremonies will change the doctrinal reality that produced his murder. Father Jacques Hamel refused to kneel. The Vatican and the French Church hierarchy are still on their knees and blaming the faithful for the mistrust. The West, and especially the Church, must stop kneeling.

Iranian girl Fatemeh whose video got viral when she riped off her hijab during January protest & demanding the freedom, equality & dignity for Iranian women has been executed by Islamic regime. Leftist media will not cover this news, you need to tell the world. 💔

Hey, I’m doing a report on the history of Palestine and the Palestinians. Care to lend a helping hand with some info I can’t find anywhere? Would appreciate this info. - What are some of the most well-known accomplishments/inventions from Palestine? - What currency was used in Palestine? -What language did they speak? - Who was one president or prime minister of Palestine? - Where can I listen to its national anthem? - Date it was established? - Did it have a constitution? Where can I read it? - What were the borders of palestine? Where can I see it on a map? - What kind of parliament did the country have? What was the political system? - Were there any allies of Palestine? - When did it cease to exist? Or is Palestine still a country today? Where can I view its borders? - Did Palestine import or export anything? What? - What was its GDP? Since so many believe that the Palestinians have been around for thousands of years and are indigenous to the land now called Israel, answering these questions should be relatively easy. Who can provide me with those answers?

6 MILLION VS. 65 MILLION WATCH NOW: bit.ly/goingrogue_ep91 On Episode 91 of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Lara asks why some of history’s greatest atrocities remain front and center in our collective memory while others are rarely discussed. Comparing the Holocaust with the mass deaths under communist regimes led by Mao Zedong, Joseph Stalin, and Vladimir Lenin, Lara questions why the victims of Marxism receive so little attention despite the staggering death toll. She argues that history is often shaped not only by what is remembered, but by what is ignored. Lara then explores the role she believes media, Hollywood, and political institutions have played in shaping those narratives, explaining why she believes President Trump has increasingly focused on exposing what he sees as the layers of a global power structure operating behind the scenes. @GoingRoguewLara Support Going Rogue: laralogan.com/support/ #LaraLogan #History #Communism #Geopolitics #Truth

Pray - and speak up.

7/10 temprano a la mañana, una madre cuidando a su hijo de que terroristas palestinos los maten Léelo de nuevo, una madre cuidando a su hijo de que terroristas palestinos los maten La próxima vez que te digan que la agresión palestina estaba justificada o que hay que analizar el “contexto”, deciles que te “contextualicen” esto 👇 Ni olvido ni perdón

Karim Khan, the Pakistani-origin Muslim prosecutor of the International Criminal Court who issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu over “war crimes,” has been removed from office due to rape/sexual misconduct allegations. Netanyahu’s warrant could soon become invalid.

The same vile, evil ideology is already here in America… and I’m sure, planning attacks just like this.

The Islamic regime intends to execute Diana Taherabadi for taking part in the protests. SHE IS JUST 16 YEARS OLD. Her life can still be saved.

This picture is not from October 7, 2023. This picture is from today, July 24, 2026. A Muslim Palestinian sheikh from Samaria murdering two Jews. Believing you can make peace with these savages is utter madness.

The @denverpost just spent 1,200 words trying to solve an alleged mystery I can solve in just 3 words. The question? How did Colorado lose its competitive edge? Why is the state in such steep decline? The Post wastes 1,200 words diplomatically dancing around one elephant in the room -- an elephant named Jared Polis archive.md/ks1ix But I can solve the mystery of Colorado's business climate decline in just three words: One. Party. Rule. The piece wrings its hands over job losses, plunging business rankings, and fleeing startups, while performing Olympic-level gymnastics to avoid naming the obvious culprit: one-party Democratic rule, complete with a billionaire “business wiz” governor who’s been at the helm for eight long years. Instead of confronting reality, the Post treats us to the usual ritual: quotes from concerned business leaders, vague nods to “headwinds,” and glowing coverage of Gov. Jared Polis bravely announcing . . . another task force and listening tour (as if we don't know what's really gone wrong in Colorado). Because nothing says “decisive leadership” like waiting until the final months of your term -- after the state shed 6,200 payroll jobs in just 18 months, ranked 12th-worst nationally in total job losses and 14th-worst in percentage terms, and watched its startup ecosystem suffer the largest numeric decline in the country -- to finally ask businesses what’s wrong. The numbers paint a brutal picture: Colorado has tumbled to 25th in CNBC’s “America’s Top States for Business” (from perennial top-10 darling, including #1 in 2011), dragged down by a pathetic 49th in cost of living, 38th in cost of doing business, and 32nd in infrastructure. The ALEC “Rich States, Poor States” index has it at a dismal 29th, a sharp fall from recent years and a far cry from its second-place ranking in 2008. Companies are bolting for greener pastures, talent recruitment has become a nightmare amid sky-high housing costs, and even the departure of big names like Palantir barely scratches the surface of the quiet erosion in entrepreneurial energy. Yet the Post frames this as some mysterious fog that rolled in, rather than the predictable result of years of accumulating mandates, regulatory piling-on, and a political culture that vilifies the private sector, decries the profit motive, and treats business as an ATM for funding pet "progressive" priorities. The Post does note, almost in passing, that Colorado has shifted from purple to solidly blue since 2011. But heaven forbid they connect the dots. Polis, the polished entrepreneur-turned-governor, gets portrayed as the thoughtful reformer riding to the rescue, not the architect of (or willing participant in) the very policy environment -- workplace mandates, housing strangulation, infrastructure neglect, a business-bashing legislature -- that made the state less competitive. Eight years of solid Democratic majorities in the legislature, a steady barrage of "progressive" meddling, and a general attitude that innovative companies should just be grateful to locate in this beautiful people’s republic -- and the Post acts shocked, shocked, that the state is now hanging out “under the bleachers” with the also-rans. The elephant isn’t just in the room -- it’s been trampling the state’s business climate for nearly a decade, passing bills, ballooning budgets, and appointing rogue regulators to runaway commissions, while the media politely averts its gaze. Colorado didn’t suddenly become expensive, regulated, and complacent by accident. It chose this path, repeatedly, at the ballot box and in the State House. The Post’s greatest contribution here is providing cover: acknowledge the decline just enough to seem serious, then pivot to process theater and hope readers forget who’s been in charge. #copolitics #coleg @GovofCO

I think Phil Weiser, John Hickenlooper and Jena Griswold get most of their donations from “grassroots” ActBlue! #fake #copolitics

They eliminated 22 terrorists and prevented their outpost from being overrun. This is Captain Yuval Duek, a company commander in an IDF reconnaissance battalion. On the morning of October 7, 2023, she was at home in one of the kibbutzim near the Gaza border when she quickly realized that a massive terrorist attack was underway. Still wearing her pajamas and armed only with a pistol, she drove toward Kibbutz Sufa. According to published accounts, she encountered Hamas terrorists riding motorcycles on the way. Steering with her knees, she opened fire, reportedly killing two attackers before taking up a defensive position and attempting to contact her brigade commander. She soon learned that the commander of the Nahal Brigade had been killed earlier that morning. Captain Duek then linked up with Major Ron Fabian. Together, they established an improvised command post in a nearby moshav and assumed responsibility for coordinating the battalion’s response. Using only a small map and radio communications, they directed arriving IDF units, coordinated attack helicopter strikes against identified terrorist positions, and organized the airlift of reinforcements to the most critical sectors near the Gaza border. Amid widespread chaos, casualties, and ongoing fighting, the two officers maintained command and control, preventing Hamas terrorists from overrunning the outpost and the adjacent kibbutz. According to these accounts, 22 Hamas terrorists were killed during the battle, forcing the attackers to retreat. Captain Duek and Major Fabian later continued fighting as part of the IDF’s operations inside the Gaza Strip.❤️🙏

Good on @larry_kudlow. This Senate is useless.

@DavidAsmanfox Oh Yawn why not go on vacation again while the country goes to hell and the midterms come on faster. All I heard was excuses

Larry's not holding back a bit trying to put the swagger back into Senate Republicans, starting here with Sen Lankford.