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Kathy Boston's avatar

Another legal win for somebody who was fired for not taking the vaccine. $13 m😁

https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/woman-awarded-13-million-in-blue-cross-blue-shield-of-michigan-lawsuit/

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Two great attorneys are representing the individual plaintiffs. BCBSM's conduct was diabolical based upon witness testimony. Expect a few more verdicts like this.

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Kathy Boston's avatar

Hopefully a religious exemption will not be needed, eventually. Informed consent should be necessary.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

In a nutshell, the basis of BCBSM's defense in each case is that the individual plaintiffs did not demonstrate a sincerely-held religious belief to justify a religious accommodation under Title VII. You can judge by the verdict how that was received by the jury.

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Vida Galore's avatar

Yes - this still enrages me, honestly. Why can't we just say no because we don't want it? Why do we need a religious exemption? And I'm a Christian. I think maybe they were using this as a way to track Christians, honestly.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Someone who I know that has been actively monitoring the situation strongly suspects that it was a force reduction move due to the timing of the firings.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Completely agree!!!

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CaplT's avatar

The court is not the arbiter of how religious one has to be to hold religious beliefs. That is unconstitutional.

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

The Court is the arbiter of whether or not the State has violated the Constitution in any action it has taken. The Constitution sets forth the limited powers the State may exercise; outside of those, all other rights inhere in the People. (Parenthetically, Biden and Walz both *utterly* clueless about this simple, basic, and critically important fact; as are countless others, of course.)

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AngelaK's avatar

What exactly does your religious belief have to be? I think Jeff discussed this at one time years ago.

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Sincerely held.

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

Yes! Thank you for providing this response ~ the one and only correct response, regardless of how little respected by the countless defendants and various benighted courts. Amen.

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AngelaK's avatar

But what if you are a Christian but don't want vaccines more because of the negative health reasons than actual religious reasons. No traditions that I know of say ' no vaccines'. If the religious belief is bodily autonomy, then ok.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

The vaxx was developed with the aid of testing on aborted fetal lines. Catholics believe abortion is murder. Therefore using anything that is derivative of those murdered children is religiously objectionable.

Ergo Catholics and anyone else who believes abortion is murder may not take part in vaxxes derived from murder.

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AngelaK's avatar

Thank you.

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Michele's avatar

Then you are looking for a medical exemption.

The religious belief that corresponds is no "pharmakeia."

Peggy Hall videos go into this.

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CaplT's avatar

It is on his web site

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Fred's avatar

Informed consent is no more:

On 21Dec2023, the Department of Health and Human Services and FDA issued a final ruling to amend a provision of the 21st Century Cures Act to allow:

...an exception from the requirement to obtain informed consent when a clinical investigation poses no more than a minimal risk to the human subject...

This ruling went into effect 22Jan2024.

Note that there's zero definition of "minimal risk!ā€

I’ll add that the Covid shots are still being called S&E!

Jeff???? šŸ™šŸ»ā¤ļøšŸ™šŸ»ā¤ļøšŸ™šŸ»

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Tom's avatar

Minimal risk with no benefit is still unacceptable. I am the judge of risk and benefit when it concerns my own safety. I am under no obligation to accept the arrogation of this authority by anyone at all.

Furthermore, HHS and FDA are taking a position for which we hanged people at Nuremberg.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes, arrogation is well used.

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Kathy Boston's avatar

Can Kennedy change this?

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Francis's avatar

Don't get your hopes up. "Advisers to the president-elect questioned whether Mr Kennedy would make it through a security check for a cabinet position." Unfortunately, we may see a bait & switch here.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

I don’t know who said this, but if they try this, we, the people will be hitting the streets!!

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Francis's avatar

"Mr Trump’s camp is now questioning whether Mr Kennedy could get confirmed for a cabinet-level position by the Senate, obtain security clearance"

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/politics/2024/11/07/trump-campaign-quietly-distances-rfk-jr-vaccines/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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AngelaK's avatar

I saw that, but don't trust that paper, so...

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Jamison's avatar

Agree. Stop listening to propaganda media.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes—consider the source!

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Susan W's avatar

I did not think that RFK, Jr was up for a cabinet seat from the beginning? I thought it was something altogether different though I don't recall what it was described as.

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Hilary Butler's avatar

If someone wouldn't pass a security check for a cabinet position, would he not also fail the security check to be president had the country voted him in?

Or is this media states just more woke bovine excrement?

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Alice in Wonderland's avatar

There would have to be, at minimum (since they like that word so much), some reasonable standard SET OUT IN THE ENABLING RULING (sounds doubtful that it's there) in order for such a broad AND vague exception to withstand judicial review. Sorry (Not sorry).

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Leo's avatar

Yikes!

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daverkb's avatar

A exemption is a state granted permission to do something which somebody 'legally' could not otherwise do. Exemption is begging. It's 'citizens' begging the tyrant daddy state. 'Citizens' reduced to slaves begging The Master. And so, where are the unalienable Rights in all of this? Where are the people the owners of government?

It gets back to the two controlling questions: 1) which is greater, the master or the servant?, and 2) where do Rights come from, God or the god state?

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Peace's avatar

Religious exemptions need to be "claimed" - NOT "requested" - big difference!

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daverkb's avatar

Claimed? Not requested? The distinction is a word trick, a word gimmick.

The government cannot infringe upon an unalienable right. That is, the government cannot ask a person to claim, request something that is not in their possession in the first place, not theirs to give.

Just look at 'unalienable' in the law dictionary (at least the old American ones) and you will find that what is unalienable inheres in the person, and cannot be bought or sold, nor transfered. And unlike latches, what inheres can always be reasserted because it is a property which never lapses.

I see what you are saying but I think waters here are muddied with confusing one kind of right with another ... the unalienable right with the civil right. We are talking about property rights here, and where they come from ... either God or the state. And 'claiming' is also a confusion. In the right is unalienable, we are then talking standing more than 'claiming'.

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UncleWiggly's avatar

The government infringed, violated and took away all our unalienable rights under the covid fraud. All of those responsible should be in prison, if not executed for crimes against humanity, but not a single one is.

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daverkb's avatar

The real start of 'a taking' of the unalienable rights was in the War Between the States period. And then again in 1913, and then again all gone with FDR ... and only a facsimile of constitutional government ... this is only a rough approximation. But 911 and C19 was the coup de grace on steroids. After that, it's been total enslavement and total tyranny. So said.

And the strangeness is that the Russians in their daily life are 'freer' than the American, Europeans, and Down Under. Who would have thunk it?

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UncleWiggly's avatar

I can't comment on the Russians as I have never been to Russia and don't know any. I do know that Britons, Canadians and Anyone in the EU does not have freedom of speech and the Brits are imprisoning people for facebook posts that go against "accepted speech". The entire West is going full on fascist.

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daverkb's avatar

I was in Russia in 1968. Things there were much freer than under Stalin and before. When all this Russia, Russia, Russia stuff started going on I began looking into Russia again ... and I was shocked at how much things had changed. Many expats say the Federation is more like US was in the 1950's. And as to tone, I agree. But otherwise, very modern looking in a fresh and clean way. No place is perfect, but Russia has done a remarkable turnaround under in these the Putin years. America? Poor America the depraved is now crumbling. Let's hope the next four years do us better.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Watch Tucker's video about Russia! Your eyes will be opened! It is vastly different!

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Leo's avatar

Yes, that is the awesome power of invoking an "Emergency."

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Roger Beal's avatar

Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's.

That which is Caesar's does NOT include an American citizen's body, thoughts, religious beliefs, or privately-held property.

Pretty simple, actually ... and is so often the case, Scriptures provide wise guidance.

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striketheroot's avatar

Last I checked the U.S.A. is a corporation and there seems to be no consensus on who owns it. My question is can a Corporation also be a Ziocracy simultaneously?

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daverkb's avatar

I am with you as to corporation (and actually a constellation of incorporations). And there is no consensus on how this all works because all government in the Collective West is a covert operation. However, it is likely that the City of London figures in. And also, the Vatican as the central registry of 'ownership'. Also, 'ownership' in trust, holding companies, etc.

Ziocracy? Why not? Trackers track by following tracks ... and so I ask one and all a question. Which group is the most over-represented group in key positions in the 'US government' by numbers as a percentage of the population? And if it quacks like a duck, it is probably not an ostrich or a penguin ... maybe not even an armadillo!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

My wife recently filed her annual religious exemption - from the stupid COVID deathvax, but also for the flu vax.

You get the distinct impression that they no longer care about the COVID thing but would really rather not have medicos refusing the flu vax (not that the flu vax is ANY more effective.)

Well tough shit, Big pHARMA. You made this bed, lie in it. You've totally lost the trust of the people who are paying attention.

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AngelaK's avatar

Do they ask specific questions relating to how exactly this goes against your religious beliefs? I would like to have some idea for when my granddaughter goes to school, as she is unvaxxed.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

No, but I crafted her religious exemption by among other things, specifically citing Title VII and her right to reasonable accomodations under the law.

Additionally the text specifically cites her Roman Catholic faith, and the fact that participating or benefiting in any way with the sin of abortion is morally unacceptable to Catholics, and therefore vaxxes which have been in any way developed - even tangentially - through the use of aborted fetal cell lines, contravene the Catholic faith.

Finally, I cited the fact that we attend Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation, & support the Church with our tithes, as well as donate to pro-life charities.

I did this to foreclose any arguments that the religious exemption is not based on a sincere belief.

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Dawn B's avatar

It depends what state you are in. CA may not allow or be easy, but in FL, I just went to the health dept and asked for a religeous vaccine exemption form and they gave it no questions asked for my 3 kids...15 yrs ago

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Gotta love the state of Florida.

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AngelaK's avatar

Thank you. God willing, they will be in Florida with us by then.šŸ™

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Peace's avatar

Legally, they (any entity) can't require an individual to specify religious exemption details. In the state of NC, a student religious exemption is accepted with a simple statement from a parent/guardian such as "It is my God-given right to claim a Religious Exemption on behalf of my child, (First Last)." Signed by parent/guardian and dated. All states (and colleges if that is the age of your child) have different requirements for obtaining a student religious exemption - what state are you in?

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AngelaK's avatar

Florida.

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SB's avatar

Right? It doesn’t take a religious reason to decide what I put in my body. If democrats can choose what to remove from their bodies, why can’t I decide what goes in?!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

Seriously. As a researcher as soon as I saw there was no real consent it was obvious it was a total lie and farce and no one should comply.

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Fred Richmond's avatar

Keep both

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LMWC's avatar

And our lovely, (not), Governor’s father was president of BCBS.

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Marc Wadaga's avatar

Whitmer for Gitmo

Worst. Governor. Ever.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Let her share a cell with Cuomo and JB (recognizing that JB takes up enough room for three people).

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Dingell uggh Talib triple ugghh

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

A big chunk of money for Whitmer’s campaigns came from contributions from interest groups affiliated with Big Med and Big Insurance. It’s why major media outlets like the Detroit News which pretends to be conservative-leaning and the Freep which makes no pretense of its leftist leanings, along with the local TV stations and radio tread lightly with Whitmer - advertising revenue from those sources.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Detroit news are fakers

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Lisa Ca's avatar

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SA's avatar

Next step would be identifying the people who followed through with the firing. BCBS will just increase rates to cover fines and fees, but real change comes when we hold people accountable.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

They need to be hunted down and prosecuted like the Mossad did to the escaped Nazis after the war.

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Susan Banks's avatar

And like they are doing to Palestinians now! What a torn down place Gaza is!!!

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Copernicus's avatar

Exactly. Otherwise it's all the Anthem customers who foot the bill.

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nt's avatar

I’m so thankful for any justices happening! šŸ™ but Oh man …I wish this for my sister!! She taught special ed in California and the county she worked for was DIRTY ! Several dissenters have a great case-but because ā€œCaliforniaā€ they can only appeal to the Supreme Court $$$$$$$

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Kathy Boston's avatar

Pacific Justice institute are the ones who handled the case in San Francisco. They won 8 million. .

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

Great organization to which I donate.

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nt's avatar

Thanks Kathy !! I’m passing this on!

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Lisa Ca's avatar

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JF's avatar

Yes Lord, we ask for justice to be given for this sister, in Jesus Name!

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nt's avatar

Thank youuuuu ! šŸ™

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

I hops your sister gets her 13 million soon!

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cat's avatar

Bravo. Time to go after the corporations and companies that fired people for not taking the vaccine.

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

Yes. Mandating that poison to billions of people was the worst crime against humanity ever, resulting in at least 15 millions deaths and helping no one but Pfizer and Moderna.

The vaxx is dangerous and ineffective, but even if it were not, it would still be a crime against humanity to force mass injections of anything, much less the new Thalidomide:

https://patrick.net/post/1377537/2022-11-03-everyone-who-imposed-toxxine-mandates

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Amen, Patrick! Double amen! šŸ™

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

That’s gonna be a very interesting logical twist because the president elect is the one who made it.

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

He likes to claim credit, but the mRNA death jab was in the works for many years before Trump. Alway failed safety tests. The DoD was looking for an opportunity to test it on masses of innocent people, and then the Deep State needed an excuse for mail-in ballot fraud in 2020, so it all worked out well for them. And Pfizer was happy to get $100 billion for participating in the mass murder by injection, knowing that their corruption had created a law exempting themselves from responsibility. (The PREP Act)

Now Trump needs to stop claiming credit and publicly state that it is obviously dangerous and worse than ineffective.

Remember how the media was screaming that no one should take "Trump's vaccine" until the moment Bidet occupied the White House, then the exact same poison was praised to the heavens and the worst crime in human history started as billions were mandated to inject it?

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Lorita's avatar

Oh so that's why my BCBS health insurance went up almost $37 a month!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Do as my medico wife and I did 3 years ago.

After spending all our adult lives paying into the medical insurance PONZI scheme, where we paid several hundred dollars a month only to never get a dime of benefit (because we never reach our annual deductible) we ditched it entirely and put that money back into our own pocketbooks.

Divorce yourselves from these lying insurance providers and Big Medical. Put that money into a savings account and insure yourselves.

And, stay the heck away from the fake medical system.

3 years later, we have never once needed to see a doctor about anything. Never going back. Break free.

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AngelaK's avatar

That is great until you get into your 60s. Medicare is a blessing, and illnesses and tests are far beyond what you can save.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

I'm in my 60’s and did not and will not enroll in Medicare. I will have NO part in the scam. I have not seen a doctor professionally since Jan. 2020.

Your mileage may vary.

But think about how much money you're paying into insurance each month. Multiply that by 12, then realize how much you'd have if you needed it, in one year, two years, three years and more.

Get healthy. Stop eating all processed foods - especially seed oils. Treat sugar like the deadly white poison it is. Go outside and bask in the sunshine.

And stay away from the BS biannual checkups (Big Pharma sales pitches.)

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Hate Medicare! No good. Death panels. If you’re over 72 they will kill you without you knowing it. Over 72 - they will deny life saving procedures. Be your own doctor, or join Tom Cowan’s new biology clinic, or Andrew Kaufman’s fellowship.

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AngelaK's avatar

$170 medicare payment x 12 is not much. My husband's life saving surgery alone would have cost 50k.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

You can negotiate what you pay. Cash is king.

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OnTheJump's avatar

Yep ! Great story.....again, HOPEFUL!

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axons007's avatar

they are going to review legal options and their "path forward" - which means they are going to do nothing because they are beat badly due to evil manipulative bad behavior and overreach. Now they will have to lay down and take it because the success of this case only means there will be more. They deserve nothing less. Hope it bankrupts them (but not until Trump Administration FIXES HEALTH CARE) - we are going to be SO HEALTHY we won't even miss them !

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Brian Lombardi's avatar

BCBS: "We respect religious freedom"

Also BCBS: except for ANYONE who put in a religious exemption for the COVID jab

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Janet's avatar

Came here to share this. You beat me to it.

GREAT news!!!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Good! That’s great news. Now do the rest of the mil

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Erin W's avatar

ā€œWhile Blue Cross respects the jury process and thanks the individual jurors for their service, we are disappointed in the verdict.ā€

😔

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

The heavens are Yours, the earth also is Yours;

The world and its fullness, You have founded them.

The north and the south, You have created them;

Tabor and Hermon sing with joy at Your name.

You have a mighty arm;

Your hand is strong, Your right hand is exalted.

Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne;

Lovingkindness and truth go before You.

— Psalm 89:11-14 LSB

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PamelaZelie's avatar

ā€œThe right hand of the Lord hath wrought strength: the right hand of the Lord hath exalted me.

I shall not die, but live: and shall declare the works of the Lord.ā€

Psalm 117: 16, 17

I had to share this today. The Lord has brought it to my mind for the last several days. šŸ™šŸ»

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Juliann's avatar

I have repeated this verse many times! I shall declare every chance I get!!!

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PamelaZelie's avatar

I’m repeating this verse, myself. The Lord brought it to my attention the other day and it was emphasized in Church Sunday.

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Carlos's avatar

Amen and Amen, happy Monday and blessed day to you all.

Praise GOD, Praise GOD and keep thanking Him for the miracle and new opportunity to live life.

Thank you Veterans and your families for all your sacrifices and giving me the undeserving privilege to live in the best country of the free world. Thank YOU

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

My dad, born in 1922, fought in Italy in WWII. He downplayed it, but come to find out, he earned a purple heart and other medals. His grave marker honors his service in what was then the Army Air Force, then Army, until honorably discharged in 1946. In case you're trying to do the math, I was his "40 baby." :D God bless them all!

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Carlos's avatar

Indeed…but also a big thank you to you for keeping all of us grounded in the WORD OF GOD.

THANK YOU.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

It is a blessing that Jeff is on the same page as the rest of us believers!

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Carlos's avatar

We owe him everything that we have learned by C&C and how he has encouraged us to believe that in due time justice have to prevail, but also the most important thing for me and my wife is the fact that we are not alone and we were Not crazy for not believing in the jab poison.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Yes, thank you for expressing this so clearly. It is the same for my husband and me.

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JCrutcher's avatar

Hear, hear!

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

His being on that page is why I am here.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Love the personal stories about our veteran forebears.

My dad was born in 1914. 4 years later, his father Virgil shipped to France to serve in WWI with the US Army Medical Corps.

Thanks be to God, the war ended less than a month later. I have a great photograph of him in his Doughboy uniform at the French hospital where he was stationed.

My father (Clarence) was working on some heavy equipment in the Wyoming oilfields on December 8, 1941. He heard about Pearl Harbor while working, turned his equipment off, and left it right there to drive back to Oklahoma to enlist.

Like his father, he also served in the US Army Medical Corps and when the war ended, went to medical school on the GI Bill.

These men were made of steel.

Thank you to all veterans wherever, whenever, and however you served our nation.

PS: In case you missed it, yesterday was the 249th birthday of the United States Marine Corps. On that date in 1775, some OG badasses met in Philadelphia's Tun Tavern to form the deadliest military force in history.

Happy Birthday, you magnificent bastards!

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MaryAnn's avatar

Standing O for this post!šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»

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LMWC's avatar

My husband is a Vietnam Vet. His dad was a navigator on a B-17 and shot down spending a year as a POW in Germany. For the dozen years I knew him before he passed away, he never talked of the War. But our son became fascinated by the aircraft of WWII and did so much research he could name every type of aircraft flown in that war. His dad, my husband, was a gunnery chief on a Howitzer gun and served on several LZ’s in night fights. He never talked about his time either until a military reunion group was formed. We attended one reunion and he spent hours talking to men he had not seen or heard from for 30 years. It was very revealing.

Today I volunteered lunch at our church day school. A 7th grade boy was writing the date down for snacks and I asked him if he knew what today was, and he said, Veteran’s Day. I asked him he knew it was the 11th hour, of the 11th day of the 11th month that the Armistice was signed to end WWI, and he recited it right with me. I was mildly surprised that he knew this, but also knew he is a Scout. The one day they haven’t made into a Monday holiday.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

That is wonderful to hear!

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Jamison's avatar

My father-in-law was also in the Army Air Force. Was in France. My dad and his two brothers were also WWII veterans. The Greatest Generation!

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MaryAnn's avatar

My uncle, whom I had never met, was killed when his boat was torpedoed off the coast of north Africa, (he was a Merchant Marine). My brother and sister-in-law visited his grave in the US cemetary there (Oran) this past Sept. The first family members to visit and pay respect. Gone, but not forgotten. šŸ™šŸ»

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Let us not forget the brave and indispensable sailors of the Merchant Marine. Their service was key to the victory in WW2.

Without their service, we could not have won.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

My sweet dad attempted to enlist but was denied because of a strabismus issue, he didn't have stereo vision, and he was flat footed. But immediately after Pearl Harbor he was one of a group notified to report to the Navy. He was on a boat to Hawaii in a few short weeks. He became a Navy decoder. His section successfully solved the Midway code that ended the war. He returned as a "Sailor." No metals. Nothing gained by his position... We were told about his huge accomplishment at his funeral, when a dear friend, a flight surgeon, who had befriended him late in life, told the five of us. Daddy never told anyone but that friend. He told us where to find our dad's Navy folder. In it was a letter from the Navy and contained therein was a ribbon... "Your valiant service to this country... must not be revealed or discussed.... Thank you..." My dad came home having no "right" to speak of just what he had done. In truth, the commander was given all of the credit when he had zero to do with the decoding... He had FIVE uncles who were graduates of the Naval Academy who poked fun at him when he had no answers for what exactly he had done... took ribbing from close friends and two siblings and relatives who never knew. He never told his parents. Never even told my mom.

I have his folder now, only it's contents are now beautifully framed and hang where visitors to our home can see. I'm deeply proud of my father. He kept his word far longer than was necessary because that's who he was. He kept his own counsel, even to death.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

God bless your father for his deep and enduring sacrifice.

These men were exactly the "strong silent type" we grew up idolizing in the movies.

Thank you for telling his story.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Thank you. He was such a blessing to many. Never, ever one to brag or inflate himself. He was content in his deep faith.

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Kathi Williams's avatar

It is men like your dad who made this country so great. Thanks for sharing that story especially on Veterans Day!

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Thank you! He was a blessing!

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wilson's avatar

That is a great testimony for your father. I salute him.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Thank you! I miss him terribly. Forever humbled by his faith and love.

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Carlos's avatar

Amen and Amen, happy Monday and blessed day to you all.

Praise GOD, Praise GOD and keep thanking Him for the miracle and new opportunity to live life.

Thank you Veterans and your families for all your sacrifices and giving me the undeserving privilege to live in the best country of the free world. Thank YOU

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Shawn Pitcher's avatar

"It is written, My house shall be called a house of prayers, but you are making it a den of robbers."

---Mathew 21:13.

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Robin Esau's avatar

I just love seeing varied attributes of God proclaimed together

through passages like this. He is strong with a mighty arm, He sits

on a foundation of righteousness and justice, and lovingkindness goes before Him

along with truth. Praise the Lord, I have found Him to be all these things to mešŸ’œ

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Amen! Back in 2010, He urged me to put together a study on His attributes and character. The backbone verse He led me to was Psalm 18:2. Just in that verse, there are at least nine attributes. I learned to pay attention to every word in every verse, for each one is there for a reason. As for today's passage, righteousness, justice, and truth are the rock to which I cling in this world that is wholly unrighteous, shamefully without justice, and seeks to upend truth at every turn. So thankful for our unchanging Lord!

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Roger Beal's avatar

Those attributions also run the opposite direction: The Apostle Paul frequently cites O.T. verses, proverbs, and prophecies in his letters ... as does our Lord Jesus Himself.

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Carlos's avatar

Amen and Amen, happy Monday and blessed day to you all.

Praise GOD, Praise GOD and keep thanking Him for the miracle and new opportunity to live life.

Thank you Veterans and your families for all your sacrifices and giving me the undeserving privilege to live in the best country of the free world. Thank YOU

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Isn't that wonderful, the image that the very mountains have a spirit with which to praise God.

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JCrutcher's avatar

Amen!

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cpr's avatar

Amen sister

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John Cougar Misanthrope's avatar

ā€œAs Trump Returns to Power, Allies and Adversaries Expect a Wave of Revenge.ā€

It's called "accountability", not revenge.

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Robin Greer's avatar

It's called justice.

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william howard's avatar

while we are having fun watching the democrat civil war, Trump should extend a welcome, and perhaps some financial assistance, to all those European companies (particularly Germany) that have had to close because they couldn't afford power (primarily natural gas), to migrate to the US where we have plentiful and cheap natural gas to power their factories. A once in a lifetime opportunity

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Great idea, as long as we import German heavy hitters with a little more discretion than we did in the last century.

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Jack Bergeron's avatar

Let’s provide incentives to American owned companies first.

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carily myers's avatar

Great Idea!!!

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Great idea!

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Exactly! There’s a major opportunity to break the Russian economy and give Americans jobs

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DKees's avatar

Yes! The left only knows revenge, no clue about accountability…

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Jpeach's avatar

Homan will show us what a true Border Czar is. He has a little clean up to do while sealing the border. Great to see migrant caravans already turning around.

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Trilby's avatar

Wonderful news! I have zero pity at all for the invaders. Even the ones who are not violent criminals are trying to take something that isn't theirs to have. It's OUR country, OUR way of life. Go back and make your own country great (again?).

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nancylee's avatar

well it will help if we quit undermining their countries, sending the military in to quash 16 cent pay raises in Haiti, stealing resources, assassinating rightful leaders (who the hell are we to police election fraud?) and installing our puppets, color revolutions and unlimited arms, training their dictators at cia school for assassins https://ciaschool.tripod.com and on and on and on.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

We need to abolish the CIA. The CIA does nothing good and kills many people..

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Bandit's avatar

I'm totally with ya on that one!

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carily myers's avatar

me too

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Holly's avatar

Exactly! You did your homework! šŸ‘

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CHop's avatar

Some were not "invaders" but human trafficked here for labor with the promise of high wages. The Haitians in Springfield, Ohio (and other small towns)were given legal status so they can work. The Dole plant hired them for $12/hr. The trafficker is taking advantage of them by owning the homes they live in where they get only a cot to rent with 20+ to a home. Those that are freeloaders need to go, but those that are working can't just be deported in mass or you will have a labor issue and supply shortages and chicken, egg and other food prices soaring. I'm sure corporations employing them will negotiate to keep them here.

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Bandit's avatar

If I remember correctly, the citizens that worked at the Dole plant made $16/hr. So, lets see here, looks like Dole is making an additional $4/hr per illegal hired, with no reduction in price to consumers. šŸ¤” So, citizens can't get jobs, because the illegals are getting them for a lower wage, landlords are raising the prices on housing and kicking citizens out so illegals can move in, the illegals can buy arms and ammo with no background checks, while getting free food and additional money from the government. F Dole!

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Peace's avatar

Do I recall that landlords are getting paid a certain dollar amount per immigrant housed in their rental? I'd like to see the rent differential.

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Bandit's avatar

If you do find it, would you please re-comment? I would like to know.

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Bandit's avatar

If that was in any of the many articles I read, I do not remember it. šŸ˜” I'm sorry.

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Professor Lulu Fuzzbean's avatar

"GET OUT" are the only words for the illegals now...i don't care what bullshit "family " they have invented...

#GETTHEFUCKOUT

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Right there with you.

Deportation gonna cause you a hardship? Aww. Too bad.

GET THE F OUTTA HERE YESTERDAY

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Carolyn's avatar

Breaking the law has consequences. If the government wouldn't be handing out all the free ones so people don't have work, filling jobs wouldn't be an issue.

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Carolyn's avatar

I'm sorry but they are here illegally. They do not learn the language nor do they assimilate into our country but try to make our country like the country try they left.

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wilson's avatar

Right. Get enough of them in one place and they'll never assimilate. They just recreate the countries they left with their own language, customs, culture and religion.

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LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

No, there’s no labor shortage at all, plenty of Americans would love those jobs.

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CHop's avatar

Maybe not where you are, but there are manufacturing plants, restaurants, and other around me who cant hire enough. We need to bring back manufacturing to the US, and we will need even more to work. When Social Security was created, it was 40:1. Now it is 2.8:1 and the life expectancy went from 65 to 75. That's not sustainable.

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Leo's avatar

Fine. Just keep it legal.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Gotta disagree. Until a few years ago, I was of the opinion we should simplify our immigration system to allow more in. (I even represented a "Dreamer" who's illegal parents brought him here as an infant.)

But that was then, this is now.

I demand Mass Deportations. Get out, NOW!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Yes, "mass deportation" sounds like a sales pitch. Deport the criminals, but face the fact that many won't be leaving, are not violent criminals, and will make great Americans once they figure out and follow the rules. That's our nation-of-immigrants reality.

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Donna in MO's avatar

BUT it sets the precedent that illegal behavior is justified.

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CHop's avatar

Agreed. The ones who brought them here need to be prosecuted. Each situation is different, but in Ohio, the immigrants are victims themselves. I hope this investigation leads to a precedent being set. I believe Springfield was chosen for a reason:

https://search.app?link=https%3A%2F%2Fohio.news%2Farticles%2Fbreaking-fbi-dave-yost-apparently-investigating-springfield-staffing-agency-in-haitian-human-trafficking-inquiry&utm_campaign=aga&utm_source=agsadl1%2Csh%2Fx%2Fgs%2Fm2%2F4

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You are correct. This country has opened the doors to them, they are now integral in our construction, service and overall economy and culture.

We will give Dems SO much power to show our ā€œhateā€ if we mass deport good people.

āœ…Criminals yes, absolutely, be gone.

āœ…Close the border tight to new people, yes absolutely.

āœ…Stop the madness.

But we are deluding ourselves if we think clearing out towns of honest hardworking people is going to play well.

Wouldn’t YOU try for a better life if the President said come on in folks?!

Can’t blame the good people, got to blame the politicians who allowed this mess. It would be enough to just stop the incoming flow and filter out the bad actors and identify people, we don’t even know who is here & you can’t by cold meds without ID.

Common sense needs to prevail.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I think it might be possible to take them out with instructions on how to get back in the right way?

Praying we get this right.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I do think thousands of criminals will be rounded up, but it’s inconceivable to me that we can find, sort out, and ship off 15-20 million human beings who just want to blend in and build new lives. God works in mysterious ways, and sometimes He works right under our noses to fulfil His purpose. We’re called to love our neighbors and make disciples, and here they are. We have the unprecedented opportunity to bring millions to Christ. The election was a miraculous blessing, and in gratitude and to our calling, we are to follow in His footsteps and make disciples. I think we should roll up our sleeves. ā€œWhoever does not take up their cross and follow me is not worthy of meā€ (Matthew 10:38).

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wilson's avatar

every illegal alien in the country is a criminal by U.S. immigration law. By what right do illegal aliens have to enter the U.S. illegally and be accepted? Why is the U.S. obligated to feed, house, educate and provide medical treatment basically for life for illegal aliens? Sooner rather than later the illegals will destroy the U.S.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I don't support illegal immigration. I'm as outraged as anybody over the govt opening the border and blowing my tax dollars to support Illegals. I'm not advocating for NOT deporting them. I'm apparently just doing a poor job of making a simple point. You and I can't deport anybody, so if we're stuck with them, we'd be faithful to God's calling and practical to our own benefit if we make Christian Americans out of them.

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Carolyn's avatar

They do not assimilate into our country. They broke the law. Come in legally just like our ancestors and millions have done.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Not that we should feel guilty, but our ancestors broke the laws of millions of American Indians. Just pointing out that populations shift historically and for all kinds of reasons. This was for bad reasons, but it’s our reality, and we can make the most of it. What if God gave us an opportunity to make disciples of people we could have never reached otherwise?

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wilson's avatar

When our ancestors first came to North America, there were no immigration laws, no welfare, no free medical, housing or anything else free. There were warring Indian tribes who fought among themselves and took land when they could.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I don't for one second support illegal immigration and handouts. But I can't accept the notion that they were dumb brutes and we were more powerful, therefore they had to give up their land. American Indians didn't accept that either.

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wilson's avatar

No one said they were ā€œdumb brutes.ā€ Intertribal warfare was normal. The Natives ran into a stronger tribe is all. I don’t know much about the east coast except for a bit, what happened a Ft Mims, French and Indian war, there was an alliance to drive out the Europeans in the late 17th century that failed. I do know a fair amount about the Apache and Comanche wars. Look up how those two tribes tortured, killed and raped. I doubt if the roles were reversed they would have been as magnanimous to their enemies. I doubt if they would have given Europeans their own essentially sovereign nations (reservations} and enormous amounts of welfare. There is a story Crazy Horse told Gen Crook the Black Hills belong to the Sioux. Crook asked, where did you get them? Crazy Horse replied we took them from the Cheyenne.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Warfare, torture, killing, rape, and theft define dumb brutes. The Apache and Comanche won the title in 19th century Texas, but the dynamic is complex. I’m sure you know 16th century adventurers and conquistadors were appalled by cannibalism and were extremely harsh in efforts to stamp it out. Word got out among natives in New Spain. and reactions set the stage for Indian opposition for centuries. Are you familiar with the Valladolid Debate, 1550-51? They never resolved the critical issue, ā€œgold and glory or God and glory.ā€

But we’re far afield from my original point: Yes, deport. Yes, make disciples for Christ where we have opportunities.

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war may be for brutes but I for one, am glad that there were ā€œbrutesā€ at the battles of Tours in 732 and Vienna in 1683 and quite a few other historical engagements. Best of luck in your conversion efforts.

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Bandit's avatar

DEPORT THEM ALL!

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wilson's avatar

they don't assimilate. They don't care or have any interest or ability to learn American history, culture, language and make racial enclaves like China towns, muslim towns, Mexican towns etc. All they do is draw welfare. they are a burden and cost billions of dollars per year. Diversity isn't a strength, it's a cause of disunity, disruption and destruction. Nation of immigrants never meant third world illegal aliens have the right to come to the USA. Until the 1965 immigration act anyway. Which was done on purpose by guess who?

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

I'm sorry you miss my point.

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Susan G's avatar

We cannot let the MSM label Trump's appointees. We are submitting to their narrative.

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Leo's avatar

Using "Czar" is a sly joke/jab at the Dims.

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FEMA was giving them money and housing in Illinois

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carily myers's avatar

Plenty of those "separated" children's DNA didn't match the "family".

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daverkb's avatar

Or thing twice about using children as bargain chips ... and otherwise splitting up a family in the first place. And whatever the motive, these people are reprehensible invaders.

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daverkb's avatar

NGO is slight of hand designating. NGOs are really 'government' proxies ... just like the Ukraine is a US proxy. It's how the Cretins do their dirty work on the sly, stuff which 'they' could not do otherwise under their own umbrella.

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wilson's avatar

H.I.A.S. is one of the worst. What could possibly be the motive to bring in millions of illegal third world aliens? It couldn't be to destroy legacy America, could it?

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MaryAnn's avatar

I saw a video of Homan explaining how families can avoid being separated: they all get deported together.

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C Rabbit's avatar

I believe I read that Nancy Pelosi blamed Biden for hanging on too long, thereby preventing a Democratic primary season wherein someone other than Kamala Harris would have been nominated to run against Trump. It's interesting that she chose not to blame the legions of Democrats and their buddies in the MSM who insisted Biden was sharp as a tack. Had the Democrats been realists about Biden's mental acuity, or lack of it, they could have had their usual primaries. They have only themselves to blame. At some point lies always come home to roost.

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JW's avatar

I still have the vision of Peloser ripping up Trumps speech. I bet her stock profits would be an interesting project to look into...not revenge per say but more like following the rule of law and she herself said nobody is above it!

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Dr Linda's avatar

That was dreadful. She is awful.

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Susan Clack's avatar

šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„āš”āš”āš”šŸ’„šŸ’„šŸ’„ May Nanshee have a major financial colonoscopy!!!

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Maureen ODH's avatar

šŸ˜‚šŸŽÆšŸ˜‚

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Thank you, VVV. Now all we need is a way to set it in ital.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Welcome. Can't let Latin be mis-spelled!

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RebeccaGrrrl's avatar

I’ll never forget that horrible gesture… wicked!

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LuAnne's avatar

Remember when Biden posted his endorsement for Kamala 30 minutes after he posted his 2024 election withdrawal? I will always believe Biden (or maybe Jill?) did that as a big šŸ–• to Pelosi, Schumer, Obama, and others for forcing him out. I think they had no intentions for Kamala to run but they had no choice after Biden endorsed her.

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Emumundo's avatar

That,šŸ‘†, and the fact they would lose all the money donated to the Democratic Party if neither Biden nor Harris were on the ticket. Always follow the money. Crazy that Harris’ campaign is in debt. She blew through a billion $$ in weeks? I saw a chart comparing Trumps campaign vs. Harris’ campaign. Seems she spent over $500 million on employees. Starting to look like another grift. Also, Trump raised in the neighborhood of $350 million and came in under budget. Harris raised over a billion , ended up in debt and lost. Pretty much a summary of how the parties operate.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

The DNC is a money laundering organization.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Remember Trump didn't spend anywhere near Hillary in 2016 either!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

That was great! Biden locked her in.

I heard the morning after the election that Jill was all smiles.

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Sam's avatar

Jill wore all red when she voted. Subtle message and a huge smile.

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Maureen ODH's avatar

It’s been like watching a Wiley Coyote Road Runner cartoon…. Unfortunately, all to real… but our subdued smiles and hidden chuckles have been released from the dark censorship into the light of America First winners circle… a long eight years of exile….

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T Diesel's avatar

VP Cackles was such a trainwreck so Brandon didn’t have to do much to make it happen?

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Leo Woman's avatar

Also, in Democrat logic, the Harris endorsement seemed to make the most "time-is-of-the-essence" sense because going with Harris supposedly solved the problems of what to do about the campaign funds and the delegates because Harris was on the ticket.

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Carolyn's avatar

What they did was illegal. Read Dr Naomi Wolf. She explains it in detail.

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Juliaah's avatar

Then, he doffed his MAGA cap and when he knew kamala had won he fair skipped to give his speech. I see they are showing him tripping on the sand dines, probably trying to blame his poor judgement on her loss. Wonder if he’s done a deal with the new administration re Hunter?

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Deb S's avatar

He will preemptively pardon Hunter before he leaves office. Jill and Hunter will make sure of that. Whether that’s legal or not, šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø. But DJT will have bigger fish to fry and will let it slide. Nobody will have the stomach to pursue it. And Hunter will slide into oblivion (in every form).

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Roger Beal's avatar

The ultimate recipient of Biden's F.U. was The One, Barack Hussein Obama his own self.

Mister Preen has sported a furious and miserable face ever since the election.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!

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Fred's avatar

Yep. Bye-bye šŸ’°.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

They can't stop proving that evil is stupid.

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Lisa Ca's avatar

1000% agree. And i believe he hoped she would loose.

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Juliann's avatar

If that was true, then what a Bite!

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

I sure hope Biden stands firm till the end of his term, and not step aside so Kackala can be President #47! Of course, her supporters are calling for just that. Another slap at him he doesn’t deserve.

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LuAnne's avatar

IDK, but my intuition thinks Jill will never allow that.

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Juju's avatar

It’s funny that they continue to blame Trump voters for being low-information voters or having low IQs, less educated than them, yet all I’m seeing is that half of us have the same if not MORE higher education degrees as they do, and those on our side without degrees are actually now MORE politically educated today than ever before. We won because we are more informed, not less. 🤣

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Deb S's avatar

Exactly this! I keep seeing posts on X about ā€œlow information/IQ Trump votersā€ and it’s just infuriating. Most of the time I let it slide. If they think we are stupid, they will keep losing. But sometimes I can’t help myself and I chime in with examples of my core friend group (engineers, doctors, CPAs, executives) and the OP vanishes. Funny how that happens! šŸ˜

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Remember: whatever they call us is projection. I don't mind them insulting themselves.

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Juju's avatar

I myself have two degrees (one highly technical) and at age 59 am about to go get another one in a completely different field. We are anything but uneducated. They say ā€œwell, it’s not talking down to them because we have to pay attention to the demographics and the demographics say MAGA is less educatedā€. Well I say their ā€œdemographicsā€ are clearly as corrupt as their ā€œpollsā€. 🤣

Sorry, they ARE talking down and it’s landing them in the dog house.

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Deb S's avatar

Same. Chemical engineer here. But I’m going in a slightly different direction. I decided to retire and try to let my creative side take a front seat for a while. Although I admit to still downloading large datasets and analyzing things regarding COVID and the elections too. (You can’t take the nerd out of the girl. I can’t help myself! 🤣)

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Michele's avatar

Yeah who was it, Joy Reid or Sonny Hostin? specifically and repeatedly pronouncing "uneducated white women" as the problem? 🤣

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Seems that every claim they make is 180 degrees from truth.

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Roger Beal's avatar

They blame the other side for everything they themselves do.

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CMCM's avatar

Trump voters actually have MORE information than Harris voters. Level of education had absolutely nothing to do with it. Trump voters sought out information, Harris voters just lapped up whatever the media told them to believe and didn't seem to question anything!

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Fred's avatar

Yep!!! Have resisted the urge to point that out, but have to admit I was tempted.

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Cynthia's avatar

This is pretty rich coming from Nancy Pelosi, who, at 84 years old (!), is still bitterly clinging to her own position of political power.

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SB's avatar

Thought the exact same thing! Yet she just won another 2 years so she’ll be 86 then and I bet she doesn’t quit

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Her 20th election!

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Beckadee's avatar

I saw an article this morning about Justice Sotomayer not retiring. Also some goof named Jamal was on CNN saying Biden should resign and let Harris become the 47th so she wouldn't have to sign off on Trump being President. You know, cause it would be so hard for her mentally and Jamal also saying it would mess up all of Trumps 47 stuff. Scott Jennings sitting in just sat back and laughed. Someone needs to check in on Jamal and see how he's doing.

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Deb S's avatar

I bet there are a lot of Dems desperate to claim that ā€œfirst woman presidentā€ medal.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

And then they can say ā€˜Trump stole it from her’ 🤣

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Sam's avatar

Further evidence that Kamala has to be given positions instead of earning them on her merit. Tying her coat strings to Willie Brown is how she advanced in California.

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carily myers's avatar

Kind of a cool thought. Speaker of the House becomes VP. Certifies election, making a BIG deal out of it!

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Cindi's avatar

And yet mere weeks ago, she said FJB should be on Mt. Rushmore.

DemoncRATs were realists about him, they just figured they could repeat 2020 even though he was 4 years worse, cognitively. They got away w/ EVERYTHING the past 4 years: hiding FJB in the basement, cheating to win the 2020 election, WuFlu, tranny shit, censorship, lawfare (esp J6 people & Trump, but Navarro, Flynn & Bannon too), ad nauseum. They just thought they could prop him up again through another election steal & then dump him. After his pathetic debate performance it was too late & definitely so when they coup’d him.

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CStone's avatar

She probably meant, literally on Mt Rushmore, so she could push him off!!!šŸ˜‚šŸ˜µ

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Michele's avatar

Indeed! Mmmmmwwwwwaaaaaaahhhhhhh!

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Cindi's avatar

šŸ˜‚

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wily_coyote-genius's avatar

Or spread his ashes there! No, that would desecrate a great monument.

Wouldn't it be ironic if Trump's face ended up at Mount Rushmore!!

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richardw's avatar

Isn't it weird that sleepy was surprisingly chipper and with it in his farewell speech to staffers? This is a Joe Biden that was missing the past 4 years. Watch this, who is this person? https://x.com/eveforamerica/status/1854862606151946540

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

No way was that Biden. His body double slurred not a single multisyllabic word and nailed ā€œinfrastructureā€ on the first try. Whoever that guy is, I'll bet he’s chipper because he voted for Trump.

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C Rabbit's avatar

You ask a very good question! Who the heck is that?

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Maureen ODH's avatar

šŸ§šŸ˜³šŸ˜µā€šŸ’«ā‰ļøšŸ¤Ø

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Fred's avatar

They thought they could insert a better candidate (Newsom, MO) at the last minute. Remember BO’s comment that an ā€œexceptional candidate will emergeā€ at the DNC? Then, when they realized that they wouldn’t have access to B/H war chest of šŸ’°, decided WTH, we can paint lipstick… (you know the rest).

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Dr Linda's avatar

Biden was a took. ā€œTheyā€ used him until he was no longer useful. I makes me really angry that they are now blaming him. There is no way he can ā€œdefendā€ himself.

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Robin Greer's avatar

I can't feel sorry for Biden. When you play with the devil, you will get burned. His family has so many skeletons in the closet. If I ever start to feel sorry for him, I remember the clip of him mercilessly going after Clarence Thomas with bogus sex harassment claims during his senate confirmation hearing. He was willingly a tool of the left all of his life.

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LuAnne's avatar

Same here. The fact he chose to completely open our southern borders on his first day in office was a treasonous act aimed at all legal citizens. This act alone should be a criminal offense in my opinion.

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Robin Greer's avatar

Course, I don't know that he knew what he was signing. They just handed him a stack of papers and a pen and said "Sign here. And Don't ask questions!"

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Maureen ODH's avatar

Robin, agreed… I will n e v e r forget Biden’s ā€œIndependence Hall PA, demonic blood red Nazi background screech, September 1, 2022, displaying a hellishly angry rancid disfigured face… telling the world ā€œRepublicans are dangerous to Democracy.ā€ JD Vance tweeted, he spoke to us like we were sewer rats. Are we supposed to forget all the threats if we don’t get ā€œvaccinatedā€ or how many times he called us domestic terrorist?!? Never in all our history has a US President addressed we the people in such a disgusting inappropriate for the office held polarizing destructive divisive manner… No sympathy, none… never…

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

I will never forget his winter of death rhetoric against the unvaxxed

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LMWC's avatar

I thought of that same speech!

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Robin Greer's avatar

Exactly.

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Emumundo's avatar

Waiting for Biden to pardon Hunter.....

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CStone's avatar

Save your pity. He is a corrupt, evil man who apparently molested his own children. He deserves every single degrading comment that can be hurled at him. He deserves to be tried, along with Obama, Pelosi and Scumer for the coup of 2020. It was treason and should not be ignored.

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Fred's avatar

Saw some of the direct comparisons in PA where she didn’t get close to his ā€œvotesā€ in any county. ā€œNot one?ā€ asked the flummoxed anchor. šŸ¤£šŸ˜–

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Jenn's avatar

Pride cometh before the fall...first, the OG pride and next the "Pride." When one touts their credentials and then goes about spewing egregious lies then fall, he or she or them or they or it (šŸ˜) will.

I think it's incredibly hilarious that the old saying, "He believes his own press" is actually what the media did to itself - oh, the delicious irony!!

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Roger Beal's avatar

Umm .... Nancy Pelosi has "hung on for too long". She and her eastern / male counterpart, Sir Schumah.

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Bryan Dair's avatar

RFK Jr. might have won their Primary,

I they could not allow that to happen.

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SB's avatar

They should’ve never let him choose Kamala either but she was his protection policy. They really thought he’d make it 8 years. Yes, the democrat party is definitely broken.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

A Veterans Day thought:

Young White men are only 10% of the population, but 98% of the military deaths.

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Truthseeker's avatar

"War can't give life, it can only take it awayā€œ - Edwin Starr, War (great song)

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Emumundo's avatar

God bless our troops. Keep them safe until Trump brings them home.

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Benjamin Two N's's avatar

Trump won’t do any of that. Look at his prior history from 2017-2021

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

God rest them all in peace.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Trauma never treated. Now the entire world population is living with trauma brain. No one can think wisely but too many are experts full of knowledge.

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CHop's avatar

Since definition altercations were all the rage the past few years (vaccines, woman) maybe we need to redefine "War"

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taxpayer's avatar

source?

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Jeff C's avatar

There's a difference between revenge and retribution. The first is about settling scores, the second about meting out fair punishment and delivering justice. While revenge isn't biblical, just retribution definitely is when exercised by the civil authority put in place by God. Bad news for the "turn the other cheek" crowd, as of January 20th that means Trump.

Watch who on our side joins the "Trump is going too far" caucus as these people need to be named. Some will just be your typical squeamish weak-willed Republicans but most will be captured plants.

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Juju's avatar

Yep, many on our side will tout that we need to move forward and there’s too much to accomplish to be distracted by petty revenge. They will feel virtuous in their stance. I disagree. 1) it’s not petty revenge, it indeed is the retribution you described, and 2) many of the things we need to accomplish cannot be accomplished at all until accountability has happened and those that seek to sabotage our agenda with the very same illegal tactics are removed from the playing field. Prosecuting these players is essential to our success going forward. True justice must be seen publicly and the prosecutions will allow the full disclosure of facts in a way nothing else can do it, as headlines surely won’t.

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Taiga Rohrer's avatar

Exactly without accountability nothing changes, worse yet it emboldens. Things learned as a supervisor - What you Permit - you Promote!

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Emumundo's avatar

It would be nice if Trump made it illegal to propagandize Americans again. Then MSM would have to tell the truth. And bring back habeas corpus. Obama was devastating to our liberties.

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Fred's avatar

ā€œYep, many on our side will tout that we need to move forward and there’s too much to accomplish to be distracted by petty revenge.ā€ Hate to admit that I needed to hear that! Thank you!

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Maureen ODH's avatar

ā€œ True justice must be seen publicly and the prosecutions will allow the full disclosure of facts in a way nothing else can do itā€ā€¦. šŸ’„šŸ’„šŸ’„šŸŽÆšŸŽÆšŸŽÆšŸŽÆšŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»āš–ļøāš–ļøāš–ļøāš–ļø

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rolandttg's avatar

We don't even have to call it that. "Justice" works just fine.

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Jeff C's avatar

Yeah but I like alliteration.

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rolandttg's avatar

Warren Zevon's Werewolf's of London : " Little old ladies got mutilated late last night". Best alliteration I know of in rock.

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Just so. Great catch.

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Mary H.'s avatar

Nailed it šŸŽÆ

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cat's avatar

I agree. Cleaning house is not the same as blowing up the house.

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SB's avatar

Excellent point and there are many who have broken the law

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Kenny B's avatar

As a retired U.S. Navy vet. I think/ wish we would get rid of the UN in NY and use that building for the care and lodging of US Veterans.

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SoundTruth LightLoveConnection's avatar

Only after a thorough and complete exorcism of the demons and bad energy in that building. and then YES!

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Juju's avatar

Love this idea

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carily myers's avatar

me too

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ItsMeAgain's avatar

Thank you for your service.

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Diane Jones's avatar

Readingg those comments from the Democrat voters it makes me realize how real the koolaid is. If you knew she was that bad why did you vote for her? Just because she was a Democrat? There were other candidates on other tickets. Lord please help me not to be so stuck on Party that I would vote for someone I thought was dangerous

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rolandttg's avatar

You are obviously not old enough to remember the long time slur used against this type of Democrat, "broom stick democrat". As in., they'll vote for a broomstick if it runs on the D ticket.

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Salty K's avatar

ā€œBlue no matter whoā€ democrats

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Emumundo's avatar

In the south it was known as yellow dog democrats. Bless their hearts.

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Diane Jones's avatar

That I have heard

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

In Oklahoma, which was solidly Democrat until at least the mid-80's, the phrase was "Yellow dog Democrat" as in, "I'd vote for a yellow dog before I'd vote GOP."

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

Only fair. They sure are good at riding them.

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Diane Jones's avatar

I have never be heard that comment that is funny though

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Trilby's avatar

Irrational hatred of Trump caused some to vote for a moron for President. At least some of these bozos are now questioning themselves.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Most Dems I know are ā€œAnyone but Trumpā€ voters. Not completely braindead but definitely impaired.

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Ohanalani's avatar

Yes! Isn’t that an indication of being uneducated, or at the least, being close-minded and intolerant of other ideas?

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Hannahlehigh's avatar

Im overjoyed Homan was made head of getting rid of the illegals, God works in wonderful mysterious ways.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I know, this ain't facebook. But: "A 74-year-old man in Florida pulled his puppy out of an alligator's mouth."

https://x.com/AMAZlNGNATURE/status/1854937079605592380

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Based Florida Man's avatar

"A 74-year-old man in Florida named Richard Wilbanks heroically saved his three-month-old puppy, Gunner, from the jaws of an alligator in a dramatic incident that was caught on camera. This event occurred when Wilbanks was walking near a pond in his backyard in Estero, Florida. The alligator lunged out of the water with incredible speed, grabbing Gunner. Reacting instinctively, Wilbanks leapt into the pond, wrestled the alligator, and managed to pry open its mouth to free his puppy. Remarkably, he did all this while still holding a cigar in his mouth, which he didn't drop during the rescue."

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Michele's avatar

With Bidenflation and the price of cigars, those days...

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Fre'd Bennett, MAHA's avatar

Reminded me of a crusty old neighbor I had when my children were very little. Jim was wounded on Guadalcanal, and the USMC called him back to service in Korea.

Ol' bastard was tough as hell. But he and his sweet wife doted on my youngest two - one of whom is now a badass Devil Dog himself.

RIP and Happy Veteran's Day, Jim.

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Emumundo's avatar

Now that the Seminole Indians have gambling, the younger ones are turning their backs on alligator wrestling. Maybe this guy could get a part time gig.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

And a fresh cigar.

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shayne's avatar

When the shit hits the fan way way out in the future, I want to be on this man's side of the fight!!!!!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

I would definitely buy him a box of his favorite cigars and try to be his friend.

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shayne's avatar

LOL!!!!

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Trilby's avatar

That moment when the little guy scampers away!

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Dr Linda's avatar

Wow! You seemed to find remarkable items to add to the day’s post. Thank you

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Emumundo's avatar

We’re crazy, but we’re fun.🤪

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nancylee's avatar

love it

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CeeMcG's avatar

Awesome video! Thanks!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Definitely a big hat tip to the person who got the recording. Pretty remarkable.

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Jenn's avatar

Complete with cigar snuggly in his mouth! Priceless!

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Mindy's avatar

Anyone expecting revenge is acknowledging they did something wrong. I guess this is the best apology we can expect.

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JW's avatar

Especially since they all said nobody is above the law.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Excellent point.

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Jeff Cook-Coyle's avatar

The comments are wonderful from the Appel essay. I don't think that Trump broke the Democratic Party. I think that the Democrats painted themselves into a corner and are effectively holding themselves hostage. The commenters are expressing the hope that the paint will dry and life can go on.

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Patrice's avatar

Joe Biden is also feeling hopeful that Trump won, or maybe he's just feeling vengeful and vindicated....

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

He's got to be relieved he doesn't have to show up for work even a few days a year, and can retire for good?

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Patrice's avatar

He's headed for the beach. Life after presidency is pretty much the same old - same old.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Wonder if he's going to get 10% for the big guy from anywhere though.

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

Doesn't seem likely. Maybe he can launder money through his Presidential library.

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Patrice's avatar

Do you think there will be a Ben and Jerry's in his presidential library?

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

If they haven't gone bankrupt, sure. lol

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Anita from Tucson - Now In MI's avatar

It's possible he was so chipper because they told him they won't withhold his ice cream anymore, if he doesn't get things right.

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MaryAnn's avatar

It took Trump to hand them the paintbrush and bucket. He started immediately after the Biden flame out debate and never let up. Everytime they tried to move out of the liberal corner, he boxed them in. Masterful manipulation!šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»šŸ‘šŸ»

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Irunthis1's avatar

Scott for majority leader. Or Vance. šŸ˜‰

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Robin Esau's avatar

Vance makes SO much sense and from what I've read, it is what the framers

originally had in mind...unless I've been misinformed?

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Daniel Agius SR's avatar

I didn’t know he could that. Vance for Senate Republican leader, THAT’S A GREAT IDEA

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Article I, Section 3, Clause 4: ā€œThe Vice President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, but shall have no Vote, unless they be equally divided.ā€

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Robin Esau's avatar

Thank you! And, further more, from https://www.senate.gov/about/origins-foundations/senate-and-constitution.htm:

"The Committee of Style and Arrangement, appointed on September 8 to complete a final draft of the Constitution, added a provision that allowed the Senate to elect one of its members as the president pro tempore to preside in the absence of the vice president. The position of president pro tempore (meaning ā€œpresident for a whileā€) originated in the state legislatures. New York, for example, specified in its constitution that whenever the lieutenant-governor ā€œshall be unable to attend as president of the senate, the senators shall have power to elect one of their own members to the office of president of the senate, which he shall exercise [until the lieutenant governor resumes his position in the chamber].ā€ On September 12 the Convention accepted the president pro tempore as the vice president’s temporary substitute to preside over the Senate."

Vance is constitutionally the Senate President and the senate can vote for someone to be the "President Pro Tempore." Fine. Let's do it!

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Light up the phone lines to your senators! Cornyn is a mini-mitch, and Thune is no better.

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Susan G's avatar

I love Mike Lee's idea. But I don't want p***ed off moderate Repubs either. Trump needs Senate cooperation. They are a separate branch of government. Trump must respect that.

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Carolyn's avatar

Excuse me? They are supposed to be "our" trustees. Remember we pay their salaries

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Susan G's avatar

Then we must pressure them. Not the president elect.

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CHop's avatar

Not Vance. We need to keep separation of powers. We wouldn't want the Democrats to do it. Same thing with increasing the number of SCOTUS judges.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Article I, Section 3, Clause 4: ā€œThe Vice President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, but shall have no Vote, unless they be equally divided.ā€

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carily myers's avatar

I was just going to post that. The Senate has been off the rails for decades.

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Carolyn's avatar

Read the constitution

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Kim's avatar

Will everyone who wants Trump to succeed this term please contact your Senators and tell them to vote for Rick Scott on Wednesday!

That old swindler McConnell is trying to torpedo Trump by getting one of his anti-Trump RINOs elected majority leader.

Rick Scott is Trump’s man! Even Rand Paul supports him.

LFG šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø MAGA/MAHA

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SCmama's avatar

Yes! Here’s a link to get your senators’ contact info -

https://bit.ly/1kyGkev

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Carrie's avatar

I feel hopeful too and feel the American dream is back but I also voted for DJT. Glad the left is hopeful too but I have some liberal friends that are freaking out. They are so fearful of project 2025 and claim it s Trump's agenda because of what Matt Walsh and others posted. They cannot see it is a joke and they are being trolled.

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Kitkat's avatar

My lib friends put the black circle for their FB profile pic. I'm just waiting for them to

post the "screaming in my car" video. ROFL!

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Carrie's avatar

Wow. I think they should choose to be hopeful. They have lost their joy. Lol

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Right? Like they never had any. I don't know any group of people so lacking a sense of humor. Undertakers smile more.

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Carrie's avatar

and now they think there was cheating in the election. ha ha

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

They howl like scalded cats when their tactics are used against them.

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Reasonable Horses's avatar

Same friends who posted the flag of Ukraine?

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Carrie's avatar

yes

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Girl on the move's avatar

Even my former-navy son was telling me about the Walsh tweet and how unnerving that was to him.

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Carrie's avatar

I shared the tweet with my friend also and he still couldn't see that it was a joke. It had a link to his website with the Am I racist video and still he spoke about all the worry of losing health care and doom and gloom.

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Essay33's avatar

Matt Walsh says "LOL" and people still don't see that he's trolling them. He then said to go to project2025.com to see all the details of the plan he supports. It's a website for his "Am I Racist?" film. People are so gullible it's scary.

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Carrie's avatar

I agree!

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