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Senator Bernie Mareno is officially becoming my favorite senator! 😁

@scrunchycathmom 🙏🏻🙏🏻 So sorry for this tremendous loss. 😔

The twins passed in utero. Likely from complications related to TTTS. Two little girls. I am heartbroken 💔 Thank you everyone for your prayers.

@johnrich I’ll never watch it again. I watched the first season, then he started running his mouth. I’m sure I’m not the only one who refuses to give this total ass a second of my time!

“Reacher” has a large contingency of Conservatives who watch his show. I’ll be curious to see if they stick with him after he’s attacked them and what they stand for.

@WarlordDilley Fauci and the Chinese left me with irreparable harm from the COVID virus. They need to pay!

Can we finally have a conversation about some now known facts... - Covid came from a Chinese laboratory and was released on the world -China rigged the 2020 election -China bought off the media and many influencers as well as companies China should get the Iran treatment.

@zelda928093 Amen. 🙏🏻

When you have the time, please pray one Hail Mary for Deborah Murphy who was murdered outside of a Publix 🙏🏻

@dom_lucre That’s what happens when you piss off over half the country with your ranting about our President. 🤷🏻‍♀️

🔥🚨 DEVELOPING: Hollywood actor Alan Ritchson, just got humiliated at the box office after spending his press tour for his new film Motor City falsely accusing President Trump of r*ping 13-year-olds. The movie opened in 1,600 theaters this past weekend and grossed only $1.6 million against a $30 million production budget.

PASS THE SAVE ACT Not much of a leader if you can’t get that done! Free and fair elections depend on it!!

@LeaderJohnThune @SenateGOP PASS THE SAVE ACT A not much of a leader if you can’t get that done! Free and fair elections depend on it!!

After processing this next batch of 74 Trump nominees, the Senate will have confirmed nearly every nominee available for floor consideration. My @SenateGOP colleagues and I are also advancing legislation that’s key to our shared Republican agenda.

@SteveLovesAmmo 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

This next week could be a huge break for my career. If you’re the praying type, I could use every last one of them. Thank you ALL. 🙏🏼

@PrayTheRosary 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@alx Such an ass🤡

Real entry from Dr. Fauci’s diary during COVID right under the number of people dying: -Brags he’s the most famous person in the world -Says he’s taking the spotlight away from Trump -Celebrates being front page of WaPo -Says they let him in the White House without ID “Big front page article abut me appeared in the Washington Post. Very flattering. The situation with my national and international fame is explosive and really unimaginable. It is not hyoperbole to say that today I am the most famous and talked about person in the country and one of the most recognizable peson in the world. Countless profiles on me in multiple media. I cannot even read all the things that are written abuyt me since I am so busy….seriously. POTUS seems to be enamored of me even though I am taking the spotlight away from him. We are developing a very unique and interesting relationship. The entire secret service corps is coming over to me and chatting. They let me into the first gate without even checking ID.”

@GuntherEagleman @JDRucker Yes, you’re giving him too much credit. He shouldn’t be anywhere NEAR that event.

🚨 PUT THE 9/11 FAMILIES FIRST Zohran Mamdani is planning to attend the 25th anniversary ceremony at Ground Zero. The families who lost loved ones that day have made their position clear: they don’t want him there. Given his record and the rhetoric surrounding him, their concerns are valid. This day belongs to the victims and their families — not politicians looking for a photo op. Show respect. Stay away if they ask you to. Some moments are bigger than politics.

@elonmusk I would think the hand is the hardest thing to figure out!

My son was in the Air Force and it was the BEST decision he ever made. He was trying to figure out life, wasn’t a fan of college and came up to me late at night and said “I think I want to join the military.” It was during the war in Iraq and he did several deployments but it was such a great decision. Really gave him the structure he needed.

Buzz's Bedtime Stories: Why I Joined the Air Force I’ve never really told this story in full. A young White House staffer once asked me, in the most condescending tone imaginable, why I served. I just smiled politely and let the moment pass. She wouldn’t get it, and I didn’t have the time. So, here’s the real answer. After earning my bachelor’s degree in Political Science at Virginia Tech, I entered grad school there to pursue a master's degree in economics. My plan was straightforward: finish the master’s, then attend law school and chase a career in corporate law.  The path looked solid on paper, but the financial reality hit hard. Three more years of education after six already completed wasn’t going to be cheap. Student loans existed back then, but they hadn’t yet become the predatory trap they are today. While researching ways to fund law school, I discovered the Air Force’s JAG program. They would pay for my legal education in exchange for four years of active duty service as a judge advocate. It sounded like a practical, honorable solution. I’d have my law school paid and I’d serve in the Air Force for a tour. Around the same time, Ronald Reagan had just been elected president and was launching a historic rebuild of the “hollow military” left behind by the Carter administration—low morale, aging equipment, and diminished readiness. The timing felt providential. I visited a local USAF (United States Air Force) recruiter. The Army and Marine recruiters were aggressive, but ground combat held zero appeal for me. My Air Force recruiter was professional and persuasive. He reviewed my test results and confirmed I qualified for the law school program.  Then he added something completely unexpected: “You also scored exceptionally high on the pilot aptitude section. We’ll still honor the JAG (Judge Advocate General Corps) commitment if you try pilot training and decide it’s not for you.” It was a win-win. The Air Force would pay me to train, and I had an exit ramp if flying didn’t suit me. I signed the papers. A few months later, I was on a plane to San Antonio, Texas, for the Flight Screening Program and Officer Training School (FSPOT). The transition from civilian grad student to military officer happened fast. The structure, the discipline, the sense of purpose—it was all new and invigorating. The costs were real. About 50 percent of my FSPOT class washed out. But, for me, something was clicking.  From San Antonio, I moved on to Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, for a full year of rigorous pilot training. I’ve written about it before. The best year and the hardest year of my life. Again, it was a gauntlet. Again, 50 percent of my class washed out due to airsickness, academic failures, or inability to meet the training milestones. I was hooked. Law school? Hell no. This is fun! Upon graduation, I was assigned to Charleston Air Force Base, South Carolina, flying my first true love, the C-141 Starlifter. Just two years into my service, and only a few months after C-141 qualification, I found myself in the middle of history. I was piloting missions dropping the 82nd Airborne Division into Grenada during Operation Urgent Fury under President Reagan. The very combat role I thought I’d avoided had found me anyway—only from the air. It was to be the first of many over the years. I never made it to law school. And I’ve never regretted it for a single day. Looking back, it was either the luckiest decision of my life… or God quietly steering me toward a path I couldn’t have imagined. Either way, it was without question the best life choice I’ve ever made—second only to marrying my incredible wife and best friend, Nichole. The Air Force didn’t just give me a career. It gave me a calling, lifelong friendships, and a deeper love for this nation. It took me from the classroom to war, to the White House. And beyond. Best decision I ever made.

Five years ago, at the age of 59, I was diagnosed with colon cancer. Multiple surgeries, 25 rounds each of chemo and radiation really makes you look at your life. I hit my 5 year mark and they called me on a Monday to say that I was officially cancer free. Until that same Friday. Six months ago, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I’ve just finished all my treatments. It was aggressive but we caught it early. I’m done with treatment for that. I worked for 33 years. My husband and I have raised 4 awesome kids and a load of grandkids who are fun to hang out with. My husband recently turned 70 and just retired. I definitely look at things differently. I know I can’t control the world, or the craziness in it. But I CAN speak out against it. Life is short. But… I’m not afraid to speak my mind anymore. Or to say things were SO much better than what I see going on now!

GETTING OLDER You know, as I get older and am in my supposed “golden years,” I think about my mortality. I always have, flying for a living, but now I think about it a lot more. Not because there’s any sort of impending doom, but because I think it’s a natural part of the aging and maturation process. So, as I reflect back on my 70 years so far, I can’t help but see how obviously blessed I have been. I’ve lived hard, I’ve worked hard, but that can’t fully explain somebody’s life. I’ve done a lot, I’ve seen a lot of seen things wonderful and horrific. I’ve loved and I’ve lost, like all of us. But I’m blessed.🙏✝️ All I want to hear at the end is “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Until then, live hard, pray hard, and love hard. How about you?

@TimRunsHisMouth Every word she says is woke. I can’t stand her.

Disgusting.

@GuntherEagleman You are EXACTLY right. I still can’t believe those idiots Dems elected that idiot.

Mamdani should not be allowed to attend the Sept 11th 25 year memorial. His family celebrated the day it happened.

@sscjusa Beautiful photo and I bet your parents were so proud of you! 🙏🏻❤️

33 years ago today, I went to the Basilica of St. Ann in Scranton, Pennsylvania to pray in thanksgiving that good St. Ann had heard my prayer and had helped me find a good community of Sisters to join, the Sister Servants of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. I returned home and mailed my completed application to Mother Provincial Amabilis. Thank you, dear St. Ann. You certainly came through for me! Two and a half years later, I made my profession of vows. God is so very good. I wonder if there is another soul out there, looking for a good community to join? I can say, the life has never been boring, has always been challenging and deeply joyful. PHOTO CREDIT: This photograph from my first profession, was taken by the late Jay Stock, formerly a photographer with National Geographic. sacredheartsisters.org

@sscjusa 100% Sister!

@GadSaad I know I’m sick of it. Constantly lecturing us. I’m 64yo and common sense is nowhere to be found.

I'm astounded by the viral nature of my latest Saad Truth clip on the lobotomized narcissist, Anne Hathaway. Across all platforms, it is about to reach 1 million views in only a few hours. Apparently, many people are fed up with the grandiosity of these know-nothing actors.