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I believe humans have a deep need to believe in something greater than themselves. When what you believe in fails you, your world comes crashing down in a crisis of faith. To get out of that hole, you must find something to believe in.

Do you believe that putting a child on puberty blockers for gender dysphoria should be illegal?

BOMBSHELL: Senator Mike Lee just proved Biden's FBI ILLEGALLY WIRETAPPED Trump's campaign manager, Susie Wiles, during a privileged call with her lawyer. The lawyer never consented. FBI hid the recording by marking it a "prohibited file." Lee's verdict is SIMPLE & ALARMING: this abuse DWARFS Watergate because it weaponized official government power against the leading opposition candidate. PURE ELECTION INTERFERENCE EXPOSED.🔥

It's illegal to kill people. And gosh, it still happens. It's illegal to steal. And gosh, it still happens. People vote in our elections illegally. It's the reality. Not our problem you can't deal with reality.

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Why are so many Democrat women claiming they can't find their birth certificate and don't know how to get one? Are there really that many low I.Q. Democrat women?

The Women’s Republican Club of Salt Lake hosted @DataRepublican last week, where she explained to us the infiltration by leftist activists into communities of faith throughout the US. She showed us massive activist funding of @mormonweg and their involvement in national orgs as part of a broader movement. Consequently, their supporters have been letting me know we’re misinformed, they’d love to answer questions, and their founder has even offered to take me to lunch for a chat. But every single one of them has disappeared when I’ve asked two very basic questions that are my starting point for discussion: 1. Is it true that Bill Kristol's Defending Democracy Together is among your biggest donors? What is the relation that Kristol has to LDS women? 2. Is it true that your co-executive director, Jen Thomas, regularly attends and presents at a meeting series, where MWEG is represented as part of a larger fractal ecosystem?

New Holland, Pennsylvania. February 1956.Harry deLeyer pulled up to the auction yard and knew immediately he was too late.The Dutch immigrant had driven from Long Island hoping to find a calm horse for his riding school—something gentle for beginner students. But the auction was over. The buyers had left. The only activity was a single livestock truck being loaded with the horses nobody wanted.These were the auction's leftovers: the old, the injured, the used-up. Their destination was the slaughterhouse.As Harry watched the loading, one horse turned its head. A grey gelding, coat matted with dirt, hooves worn down, scars marking years of hard labor. Probably a plow horse. Maybe ten years old, maybe older.But the eyes were different. Calm. Intelligent. Somehow still gentle despite everything.Harry walked over. "How much for the grey?""Eighty dollars."Harry paid it. The horse was pulled off the truck. Minutes from slaughter, now saved.He named him Snowman.Back at the Long Island farm, Snowman became exactly what Harry needed—a perfect beginner's horse. Patient with children. Steady. Safe. The students adored him.Then Snowman started escaping.Not breaking fences or squeezing through gaps. Jumping them. Four-foot fences, cleared easily, like he'd done it his whole life.Except he hadn't. He was a plow horse.Harry set up test jumps. Snowman cleared them willingly. Harry raised them. Snowman kept jumping. Higher and higher, with natural form that trainers spend years developing in expensive horses.This $80 rescue had the talent of a champion.Harry began serious training. It seemed absurd—show jumping was dominated by purebred horses from elite breeding programs, animals that cost thousands of dollars. Snowman was a grey mutt of unknown breeding, covered in the scars of farm work.But champions aren't always born in the expected places.Madison Square Garden. November 1958.The National Horse Show—the most prestigious jumping competition in America. The best horses, the wealthiest owners, the top trainers.And one former plow horse who'd been saved from slaughter two years earlier.Snowman won. Professional Horseman's Association Champion. National Horse Show Champion.In 1959, he won again.America couldn't get enough of the story. Life Magazine ran photo spreads. The Tonight Show invited them on. Newspapers across the country covered the impossible partnership—the immigrant trainer and the rescue horse who beat them all.It wasn't just the winning. It was what Snowman represented in 1950s America: that greatness could emerge from anywhere, that second chances mattered, that kindness could reveal hidden potential.Between competitions, Snowman continued giving lessons to children at Harry's school. A national champion who remained gentle enough for beginners. Extraordinary and ordinary, all at once.Snowman competed for several years, clearing jumps over seven feet, consistently beating horses worth fifty times what Harry had paid for him. When he retired, he lived peacefully at the farm, occasionally teaching, until his death in 1974.Harry continued training horses for decades, becoming one of America's most respected horsemen. But he never forgot his most famous partner.In 2015, when Harry was in his eighties, a documentary called "Harry & Snowman" captured their story. Harry's eyes still lit up talking about the grey gelding he'd pulled off a slaughter truck nearly sixty years earlier.Harry died in 2021 at age 93.Their legacy endures not because of championships or fame, but because of what the story teaches: that value exists where others see nothing, that potential hides in unexpected places, that a single act of kindness—$80 and a decision to look closer—can change everything.The horse nobody wanted became the champion everyone loved.All because one man arrived late to an auction and chose to see what others had missed.

We caught up with Keith this week to put the charges to him directly. Keith. The accusation, as I understand it, is that you and the wider ruminant community are bent on ecological destruction. Methane. Land use. Water. The usual list. How do you respond? Keith was on the barn roof. We climbed the roof to get closer. Keith, specifically: do you believe that your presence in this field represents a net negative for the British environment? Keith looked at us. He looked at the east ditch. The east ditch, which twelve months ago contained knotweed so established that the Environment Agency had quoted £4,000 and three years to remove it, is clear. The red campion that arrived in the knotweed's absence is flowering. He looked at the south bank. The south bank, which six months ago was a bramble monoculture of the specific density that supports nothing, is now open scrub with wildflower establishment at the margins. He looked at Steve's fence. We looked at Steve's fence. Keith looked back at us. Keith. Final question. Do you have anything to say to the people who believe ruminants are destroying the planet? Keith pressed his nose to the barn roof ridge and assessed the remaining lichen. The lichen is approximately 60% present. The rest of the roof needed managing. Keith is managing it. We climbed back down. Dave's log, that evening: "Keith had a journalist on the roof this morning. The journalist appeared to have fallen off at some point. Nobody was hurt. Keith continued with the lichen. Net outcome: neutral on the journalist, positive on the roof." Keith was unavailable for further comment. Keith had identified a new section.

@Mr_Husky1 Run. Just run.

I’m about to get married, and my fiancé knows I have an inheritance that was left to me by my grandparents. It’s in my name only, and I’ve been saving it for years. Now he’s saying that before we get married, I should put the entire inheritance into a joint account so we can “start fresh together,” or he doesn’t think we should go through with the wedding. I’m 36 already and this is something my family worked hard to leave me. I’m torn between wanting to build a life together and feeling like I’m being pressured to give up something important to me. What do you think I should do? By isitmeaitah

Javier Milei: “Today, states don’t need to directly control the means of production to control every aspect of the lives of individuals.” “With tools such as printing money, debt, subsidies, controlling the interest rate, price controls, and regulations to correct so-called market failures, they can control the lives and fates of millions of individuals.”

🚨 BREAKING: Support is growing for President Trump’s demand that the Senate stay in session until they pass DHS funding and the SAVE America Act. Do you support Trump on this? A. Yes B. No

Oh my goodness whoever is running the USA's passport agency should take over our entire country. Got my passport renewed in 2 weeks. Got toddler peach's first passport in only 1 WEEK!! Neither were "expedited"

Any and all claims that the culture war was started by those seeking to keep penises out of their daughter's changing rooms rather than those who began working tirelessly to impose penises into your daughter's changing room in 2010 are the most brazen lies ever told

🗣️ Calling all Terven! CA Democrats are blocking AB 1998 from even getting a hearing. They don’t want to go on record against female-only bathrooms & locker rooms. Let’s make them. ☎️ Call Rules Chair Pacheco: 916-319-2800 916-319-2064 (Call both) Script: “Hi, my name is __. I’m asking Chair Pacheco to refer AB 1998 to committee so it can receive a proper hearing.”

🚨 BREAKING: Chuck Schumer says Democrats will STILL not re-open DHS, despite Trump replacing Noem Democrats’ TOP DEMAND this WHOLE TIME has been that Noem be replaced. They got their wish, and now they’re RENEGING. Democrats do NOTHING in good faith. DO NOT BUDGE ON ICE, 47!

Ladies - just be quiet already. Evan has spoken.

@AsraNomani @FoxNews Fantastic job! And congratulations on getting the attention of Gutfield among others.

WATCH. Leaders in the House of Singham Refuse to Answer Questions: "This Woman is a Terrorist!" Part 1 of our @FoxNews Digital investigative series shows you the structure in the House of Singham: $278M from Singham ➡️ 5 Rings ➡️ 2,000 Groups The groups include CodePink, People's Forum, BreakThrough News and IFCO Inc., which sent Medea Benjamin, Jodie Evans and others to Cuba this past week for a very controversial "convoy" that stayed in 5-star hotels while Cubans live in poverty in the communist-led country. Part 2, just out now, answers the next question: How does the House of Singham actually operate? What we found goes beyond activism — into finance, ideology and global alignment of groups into a "United Front," just like Mao Zedong taught communist revolutionaries to create to wage a "Peoples' War." READ: foxnews.com/politics/red-w… Thank you to @P_Kallioniemi @DataRepublican @michaeldweiss @marklevinshow @XVanFleet and so many others for sharing our investigation. Awareness is a critical element of innoculation from influence operations. This new video by the incredibly talente captures the network in action: with Nik, I walked up to the front door of the People's Forum — a hub for the House of Singham — and there I met network leaders Brian Becker, Manolo De Los Santos and Becker's son, Ben Becker. They refused to answer questions about funding. With nonprofit missions for social justice and charity, they tried to berate me and, at one point, Becker looked over at me and told the building manager, "This woman is a terrorist!" The manager laughed. Becker doubled down. "I'm serious. I'm not joking." What do you think their demeanor and response reveals about their operations? Remember, the Beckers and De Los Santos lead organizations in the House of Singham that are federal nonprofits, which means they receive tax-deductible donations and don't pay many taxes. Do you think it's appropriate for nonprofit leaders to operate with such opaqueness? Critics say that at a minimum there should be more transparency surrounding their funding and operations. This is what I learned they have created: 🟥 A Mao-inspired “United Front,” aligning activists, media and nonprofits across borders to activate actions like the Cuba convoys this past week 🟥 $278M deployed by Singham into a layered network that operates as one system, while organizations use hotels and PO Boxes as addresses 🟥 Direct overlap between the House of Singham and a China state-linked investment vehicle That last point matters: 🟥 A Singham-funded nonprofit, the People’s Support Foundation, has invested for years in a partnership betwen Goldman Sachs and the China Investment Corporation, the Chinese Communist Party's official state investment arm 🟥 In its 2019 tax filing, the People’s Support Foundation disclosed a $75,165 holding, and by 2024, the holding had grown to $410,484 🟥 Goldman Sachs spokesman Tony Fratto told me those investments were legal and "intended to increase foreign direct investment in the United States" In 2019, that partnership purchased Boyd Corporation, a California-based manufacturer. It's a major signal: U.S. nonprofit money intersecting with Chinese state capital. At the same time: CodePink and People’s Forum activists just traveled to Cuba, backing a pro-China communist regime during blackouts and crisis. That’s not a side story. This is how ideology → funding → action connects. And the model behind it isn’t new. It’s Mao Zedong. In 1944, Mao said, "For this struggle a broad united front is indispensable." To understand it, go back in history to Cuba: 🟥 1966 — Cuban leader Fidel Castro convenes the Tricontinental Conference in Havana with communist revolutionaries from Africa, Asia and Latin America under one banner 🟥 Castro makes a pledge to support “any revolutionary movement in any corner of the earth” 🟥 A strategy emerges to unify movements across borders to challenge U.S. "imperialism" and the West Now fast forward: At a People’s Forum event this year: 🟥 SIngham's friend and fellow Marxist ideologue Vijay Prashad releases a book on the 1966 conference through a House of Singham nonprofit he leads named for the conference, Tricontinental Ltd. 🟥 Prashad praises the 1966 revolutionaries and says: “We believe strongly that communism is the actual movement of history” 🟥 De Los Santos says the 1966 revolutionaires "weren't armchair leftists," who were "shifting from one hotel to the other doing international left tourism" That's a curious observation. De Los Santos was part of the convoy to Cuba this past week, hanging out with CodePink cofounders Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans, who married Singham in 2017. That continuum — from Mao 1934 → from Havana 1966 → NYC today → Cuba this week — is the story. What are you left wondering?

American elections should be decided by the American people. It's simple: pass the SAVE America Act to preserve our Republic.