Kay Pendleton

@Based_Jedi @rausch47017 ❤️🙏❤️

Update: Emergency C-Section rn. Prayers appreciated.

@miles_commodore Play along. You’ll miss that voice when they are gone.

When a family member over 85 years old is telling you a story for the 28th time, should you say something or play along?

@wakeupusa Yes

Simple...A country cannot have two separate laws

@WHLeavitt @rausch47017 Yes

🚨Breaking: Anti-ICE protesters placed barriers outside the ICE facility in New Jersey and are blocking vehicles from entering or leaving. Do you support Congress passing a law to allow ICE to use dye-filled water cannons that mark rioters for later arrest? A. Yes B. No

@WHLeavitt Yes

It’s 11 PM in Dearborn, Michigan, and the Muslim call to prayer is blasting again. A local resident says people are forced to listen to it five times a day, from 5 AM until 11 PM. Do you support banning the call to prayer? A. Yes B. No

Always in our hearts!

@RealJamesWoods Exactly!

Do you have to use the life jacket at all?

@WHLeavitt Yes!

A Muslim was waving a machete and threatening people on the street. Instead of waiting for police, the crowd stepped in and handled the threat. Liberals are furious, screaming “Islamophobia” and demanding due process for the attacker. Support the civilians? A. Yes B. No

@WHLeavitt @capi5633 Yes

Nathan Holmberg, a male nanny, was accused of raping and filming multiple young children — including a 3-year-old. Florida prosecutors are seeking the death penalty to challenge the Supreme Court precedent. Do you support the death penalty for all child rapists? A. Yes B. No

@WHLeavitt Yes

After the Supreme Court ruling allowing Trump to fire federal workers and discharge transgender service members, many LGBTQ professors vow to leave the U.S. until Dems regain power. Should we tell these academics that they are not welcome to return to America? A. Yes B. No

@AntiLeftMemes No

A. YES B. NO

@cutiieepie6 Congratulations!

My husband and I have been married since 1995. We tried for years to have a baby, spending thousands of dollars on fertility treatments, tracking my cycles, and doing everything we could. But it never happened. After a long time, we gave up and started trying to accept that having kids wasn’t in our future. In 2013, I was still struggling with the idea of never being a mom. I talked to a friend who was a grief counselor, and she told me something that stuck with me — that I needed to grieve not being able to have a child the same way someone would grieve losing a child. It hit me hard, but I went through that grieving process, and little by little, I found some peace. One day at work, I mentioned to a new coworker that I wasn’t feeling well. She joked and said, "Maybe you’re pregnant!" I laughed and said, "No way. I'm 42, and after 19 years of trying, it's just not possible." But on my drive home, the thought wouldn't leave me. So I stopped and bought a pregnancy test. As soon as I started using it, the test showed a dark positive line — almost immediately. I was stunned. After all these years, I was pregnant! At 42! When my husband got home, he started talking about golf clubs and travel plans — because we had decided we would focus on ourselves now: early retirement, vacations, golf. I didn’t say a word. I just handed him the pregnancy test. He stared at it, shocked, and refused to believe it until the doctor confirmed it. We got it confirmed and were sent to a high-risk pregnancy specialist because of my age. The next 7 months were full of weekly checkups, lots of ultrasounds, and a lot of worry. Every time, we thought something might be wrong — no heartbeat, bad genetic tests, something. But every time, everything was fine — except for my high blood pressure. Because of that, the doctor decided it was safest to do a planned C-section at 38 weeks instead of letting me go into labor. She was worried an emergency might happen if we waited. On December 10, 2014, our beautiful, perfectly healthy baby boy was born!

@WHLeavitt A

President Trump just posted a striking photo envisioning Iran as the “United States of the Middle East.” Do you support him: A. Destroying Iran’s terrorist regime, or B. Prefer negotiating with them? C. Just withdraw troops

@WHLeavitt Yes

Nasire Best, the black White House shooter killed by officers, had tried to infiltrate the complex. Dems see black ppl as loyal voters and are outraged, claiming even a shooter deserves due process. You back the officers killing him instead of arresting him? A. Yes B. No

What is the FIRST thing you think about when you see this ??

@4thOfJuly365 Yes

Women who falsely accuse men of rape and get caught should be sent to prison for the same length of time the man would’ve served. Yes or No?

@Hunter_Eagleman WTF?

CNN produces a photograph of the suspect involved at the White House today… 😂😂

@WHLeavitt Yes

A Rhode Island teen, out on bail for a gun charge, allegedly went on a stabbing spree and injured three people at a crowded beach this week. Teen takeovers are a growing national problem. Should parents face fines or jail? A. Yes B. No

@WHLeavitt Of course!

A leaked video catches a top Michigan election official ordering ballot counters to ignore obvious identical fraudulent signatures during an audit, casually saying it’s ‘not their job’ to spot fraud. Was the 2020 election rigged from the top? A. Yes B. No

@Luna_Jones79 Yes absolutely!

Honest answer! Yes or No?