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@RebelTechIm @abnheel @kristinawong It worked!!!

“There appears to be this organized plan to punish anyone in the country for not adhering to gender ideology. So is it worth fighting that? 100%. Because if we can’t look at a man & say that’s a man we literally don’t live in a free society.”

Stop sharing her photo? No. Her memory isn’t harmful, your failed policies & soft-on-crime judges are & got her killed. We won’t forget Iryna. We won’t stop posting.🤍🕊️

@elonmusk These police officers that arrested the victim of a stabbing out of their racist prejudices towards the White indigenous populations of Europe need to face prison time. It is unacceptable that a colonizing migrant should be allowed to stab an indigenous European.

@LeaderJohnThune HAHAHAHAHA!!!! TAKE YOUR FOOT OFF THE GAS?! BROTHER YOU ARE IN THE BACK SEAT HUMPING THE CUP HOLDERS. YOU ARE NOWHERE NEAR THE DRIVERS SEAT. WHERE IS THE SAVE ACT? WHERE ARE THE DOGE CUTS? WHY HAVE YOU NOT DEFUNDED THE TALIBAN? WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU ACTUALLY DOING??????

Yesterday I was able to meet with two more homeowners who are affected by project Wansley. Just look at how close the survey markers are to their HOME. One home owner recently uprooted their dairy goat farm to make way for agriculture. The other is a mother with young children who homesteads. The more I get to explore the areas affected, the more passionate I get to #stopprojectwansley

🚨AMAZON DRIVER RUNS OVER FAMILY DOG AND LEAVES HER TO DIE On April 21st at 4:56PM, an Amazon delivery driver in Benson, NC ignored clear instructions, entered a private driveway, and ran over Sadie, a beloved dog owned by Marshall and Valerie Chavis. The driver did not stop, did not check on her, and did not notify the family. Within minutes, Sadie was rushed to the vet with catastrophic injuries, including severe brain trauma and fractures to her C1 and C2 vertebrae. She is alive, but barely, and now fighting for her life. In Valerie’s words: “Immediately upon impact Sadie ran to the front porch as a dog does when they have been hit. She was urinating uncontrollably, trying to stand and repeatedly falling over, her left eye bulging out of her head, both of her eyes bouncing back and forth rapidly, both pupils dilated, and visible bruising and abrasions on the left side of her body from impact. I immediately knew her injuries were severe.” The Chavis family had done everything right. A clearly marked package drop box at the road. Posted signage. No Trespassing notices. Explicit delivery instructions. Carriers like FedEx and UPS follow these directions without issue. Amazon drivers have repeatedly ignored them. Now, instead of taking responsibility, Amazon is refusing to step up. The company is demanding the family pay thousands of dollars out of pocket for emergency, life saving care, with only the possibility of partial reimbursement later. This is negligence. This is unacceptable. And it cannot be ignored. AMAZON NEEDS TO #SaveSadie. Share this and demand that Amazon take responsibility and change its practices before another family suffers the same devastation. @amazon

How can we pray for you or a veteran you know today? Drop their name or situation in the comments (first name only is fine). We read every single one and lift them up. If you’re a new follower🇺🇸welcome. This is a place of real impact and real faith. Tag a veteran who needs hope today. codeofvets

You can see just how bad his body must feel here. 🐜 All the ticks are in his ears and between his feet. They are all dead now and gentle washing happening all day. 🩸 He has done that injury to himself scratching in agony (2/6)

Good news is he is very young. Maybe only 2-3 years old. We can tell from his teeth. His gums are very pale from anemia (3/6)

Mainly Jimbo is absolutely exhausted. His body is underfed and his illness has made him weak. You can see from his eyes just how tired he is (4/6)

Whatever treatments he gets he is a very good boy. Very gentle and doesn’t complain. Jimbo knows he is in a good place now I think (5/6)

Jimbo will recover quickly I think. A few weeks. We are going to see what sort of permit we need to get for his ears tomorrow. Some sort of air traffic control certificate I’d say. Can’t wait to see those eyes brighten up soon ❤️ (6/6)

Jimbo has been with us 24 hours now. He’s quite a sick little boy but there is also lots of good news… (1/6) 🧵

Rocky said to me today he didn’t recognize me as I had jeans on going to a big meeting. I said to him that I didn’t recognize him with all that weight on looking so good. Life is good 🌴

You are the most treacherous and truly worthless Republican leader in the history of the party. You even make Paul Ryan look like a plausible Republican, and there could be no lower bar. Stop talking. You’re embarrassing yourself.

Denied my ballot on the first day of early voting. Here’s what transpired. When I went to my normal voting precinct, I was told I was not in the system. (On 02/02/2026 I had updated my license online, making sure to click “Register to vote or update your voter registration.”) I was told I would have to leave and return once I had spoken to the Voter Registrar once they found it. A few hours later, Lisa contacted me and said, “DPS did the pull on your application and it was determined you checked the box NO on the Register to vote or update your voter registration question.” I replied, “No ma’am, that’s not true. I have my receipt and it clearly says I checked yes.” She said, “Send it to me and we’ll get it updated. But in the meantime, go do a provisional ballot so we can rectify it later and you still get to vote.” (For those of you who don’t know provisional ballots may or may not count and i wanted to be sure to cast my vote and it count in this runoff election) I quickly drove back to my voting precinct at 4pm and started filling out the paperwork when Lisa called back and said, “I’m sorry, you’ll have to fill out a limited ballot… please stop filling out the provisional as I cannot guarantee it will be counted… that way your limited ballot will count. But in order to do that, you have to go downtown to the basement of 1001 Preston Street.” (1 hour away from me) So as a good citizen, I swiftly drove downtown in rush hour traffic as it was approaching 6pm. Long story short, I cast my LIMITED BALLOT for (and this is the most important part) our next United States Senator Ken Paxton. Guys, if you get anything from this, it’s always vote early because had I not and gone on Election Day, my vote wouldn’t have counted. The second thing is vote for Ken Paxton to remove the RINO John Cornyn. Has this happened to more of us who didn’t have receipts? Why is this happening and is it more than an “error”? Also why are we so short staffed in Texas voting area that voting early is the ONLY thing that saved me? @EarlyVoteAction @ScottPresler don’t come at me too hard. I’m still relatively new to this realm. What could I have done better?

Hey y'all! Voicemail is full! I guess we will email now! Here's the email provided in an earlier post about Lucy. ecooper@shenandoahcountyva.us #SaveLucy!

We must NEVER allow her name and her face to be forgotten!

WATCH: 60 Minutes' lawyers responded to my demand letter by email this morning (5/19).. Stating, "CBS News stands by the accuracy and fairness of its reporting" regarding their recent report on Hurricane Helene volunteers. In the 3-page PDF file, they admit myself and others were shown “only in passing” in the recent "Disaster Tourists" segment — right next to references to groups with “white supremacist affiliations.” Yet they “respectfully disagree” there’s anything false or defamatory about the way we were depicted as whole… What do you think? Despite major backlash from the public, who were angered by the broad implication that WNC volunteers were often "white supremacists", this is the response from CBS: “we didn’t explicitly call you that.” I say, we aren't being loud enough about this... #60Minutes #CBS #HurricaneHelene #WNC

.@jonesbrendanm One month ago, our world absolutely shattered. One month ago, authorities came onto our property and stole our dog after a brief leash slip and a neighbor reporting it. One month ago, I stood in my driveway completely heartbroken, angry in a way I had never experienced before, watching them drive away with a dog we had loved for 10 years. I cussed. My children cried. My husband went silent. His heart broke more than any of ours. The dog he had bonded with in war, who had helped him heal and come back to us, was gone. One month ago, two years of harassment, court visits, dozens of police calls to our home, intimidation and alienation all came crashing down. For one brief moment, it felt like they had finally succeeded in their vile plan—breaking us to the point that we would give up and leave. And somehow, through all of this pain, God has done something absolutely incredible. One month ago, the fight began. What was meant to destroy our family has instead united us, strengthened our marriage, deepened our faith, and connected us with millions of beautiful and amazing people across this country and around the world! “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose.” — Romans 8:28 Our sweet Lucy—our Pearl of the Desert—has become something so much bigger than we ever imagined. She has become a symbol of ordinary people coming together, standing beside one another, and refusing to stay silent in the face of injustice, intimidation, and government overreach. Today, we realize the incredible change Lucy’s story is already bringing into the world around us. And while we never would have chosen for it to be us, the Lord clearly saw fit for it to be so—our story, our family, our Lucy. And so today, we are more determined than ever that this fight will continue—even after she comes home to us, which deep in my heart I absolutely believe she will. Because Lucy’s story is going to inspire real change. Change that protects ordinary families. Change that exposes the cracks in a system that too often allows good people to be intimidated, harassed, and pushed to the breaking point simply for living and raising their families how they best see fit. Change that helps protect dogs from being unfairly labeled and unnecessarily separated from the families who love them. Change that helps ensure no family is ever forced to endure this kind of heartbreak, fear, and exhaustion again. We still have a long road ahead. But today, we no longer feel powerless. Today, we fight with purpose. BRING LUCY HOME. #savelucy @LoneStarChica @jonesbrendanm @MasonWillett20 @SaraGonzalesTX @catturd2 @buckleycarlson *photo of Lucy and her two best friends, Brendan and Lex*. All three are my “military rescues”, and I love them dearly.