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🚨 THE PLAN TO IMPEACH HEGSETH JUST GOT STUCK IN TRAFFIC… Eleven House Democrats missed last night's vote. It failed by seven. At least four of them blamed DC traffic. One dumocrat congresswoman got out of her car and started running. Nancy Pelosi was in San Francisco. And one of their own colleagues said "shame on folks who were not here." 😏 I support you 100% @SecWar 🫡🇺🇸 They want the gavel in January, but they couldn't find the Capitol on a random Tuesday. 🤣

‼️TRUMP ISN'T RATTLED, SO WE SHOULDN’T BE EITHER… Near the end of his Veterans Day speech at Arlington this morning, President Trump said… "And yes, we'll have some minor setbacks. We'll handle them very nicely." A minute earlier he said that with God's help, "we will do things that we've never been able to do before." Minor setbacks. That's how he sees last week. Have faith Patriots. 🙏 Things are going to be done to [them] that have never been done before! 👊🇺🇸

⭐️🇺🇸 HERE AM I… SEND ME 🇺🇸⭐️ Happy Veterans Day 🫡 At 5 a.m. on November 11, 1918, Germany and the Allied powers signed an armistice inside a railroad car in a French forest. But the fighting didn’t stop immediately. For six more hours, the guns kept firing. Then, at exactly 11 a.m., on the 11th day of the 11th month, the guns of World War I finally fell silent. Imagine that moment after four long years of war… Church bells rang across Paris, strangers embraced in the streets, and families who’d prayed for their loved ones finally dared to hope they were coming home. Nearly 5 million Americans served during that war. More than 53,000 lost their lives in battle. Most were young Americans who left their families, farms, factories, and small towns, without knowing what awaited them, or what their service might cost. But when their country called, they answered. That’s why November 11 became Armistice Day. Then, in 1954, President Eisenhower made it Veterans Day, honoring Americans who have served in our nation’s Armed Forces. And there’s a verse in the Bible that captures something beautiful about that willingness to serve… “Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.” ~ Isaiah 6:8 Consider what Isaiah was saying… He didn’t know where God would send him, how difficult the journey would be, or what it might cost him. But he was willing to go. HERE AM I. SEND ME. And that’s the same spirit we see in the men and women who’ve served our country. They raised their right hands and took an oath to defend our Constitution, knowing that fulfilling that promise might require more of them than they could imagine. Some served in peacetime. Others went to war. Some came home forever changed, and far too many never came home at all. Their willingness to serve is something I hope we never take for granted. And there’s a lesson in their example for all of us. I know many of us are shaken by the challenges facing our country. And it’s easy to wonder what difference one person can make… But America has always depended on every day people who are willing to step forward when something was asked of them. Most of us will never wear a military uniform, but God still places opportunities before us to serve our families, our neighbors, our communities, and our country. Sometimes that means standing up for what’s right when it would be easier to remain silent. Sometimes it means helping someone who has nowhere else to turn. We won’t always know what toll our willingness to serve might take on us. And that’s where faith comes in… Because answering God’s call doesn’t require knowing how everything will turn out. It requires trusting Him enough to take that first step. So today, as we honor our veterans, I hope we’ll remember that the freedoms they’ve defended come with a responsibility to make good use of them. And when we’re given an opportunity to make a difference, may we have the faith and courage to answer. To every veteran reading this, I wish I could hug you and thank you personally… Because behind every uniform is a person who put their own plans on hold, left people they loved, and accepted responsibilities most Americans will never fully understand. And behind so many of you are families who waited, worried, prayed, and sacrificed right alongside you. We may never know all you’ve endured or everything your service has cost you. But I pray you know how deeply grateful we are, and how much your willingness to serve has meant to the generations who followed. You answered when America called. May we honor you not only with our gratitude, but with the way we care for this country and one another. And when the Lord places a need before us, may our answer come from hearts as willing as those we honor today. Here am I, Lord. Send me. 🫡🙏🏻🇺🇸 Hold the line, Patriots! 👊🇺🇸 ✝️ God Has Already Won!

🚨Fantastic show @Juliedonuts 💥💥💥 Everyone needs to check out Julie’s new daily show, America First Briefing. 30 minutes of pure truth every Monday through Friday. Thank you for the shout out and reading my post. I love you sister! ❤️🙏

⭐️🇺🇸 THERE ARE MORE WITH US 🇺🇸⭐️ There's a story in the Bible I keep coming back to this week, and I think a lot of us need it right now. FAITH in what we can’t see… In 2 Kings, we’re told that the king of Syria was furious. Every time he set a trap for Israel, the prophet Elisha warned Israel's king ahead of time. God was revealing the enemy’s plans to Elisha before they could carry them out. So the king decided to send a great army to get rid of Elisha. He found out Elisha was staying in a little town called Dothan, and he sent horses, chariots, and soldiers in the middle of the night, to surround the whole city. Imagine being Elisha's servant that next morning. You get up early, step outside, and discover you’re surrounded by an entire army for as far as you can see. The panicked servant ran back in to warn Elisha… "Alas, my master! how shall we do?" And Elisha, completely calm, told him… "Fear not: for they that be with us are more than they that be with them." ~ 2 Kings 6:16 From where that servant was standing, I’m sure that sounded unfathomable. There was an entire enemy army outside, and he could probably count the people standing beside him on one hand. But Elisha knew something his servant didn’t, so he prayed… “LORD, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see.” And when God opened the servant’s eyes, he saw that the mountain all around them was full of horses and chariots of fire. God’s army had been there all along, the servant just couldn’t see it yet. I imagine a lot of us might feel like that servant this week. But don’t give into the fear, Patriots. There’s a powerful lesson in that story for us. Every morning we wake up to another headline. Impeachment talk, new investigations, and threats against anyone who dares to show support for the Trump administration… And it might feel like we're surrounded. We’ve spent years watching battles unfold over the future of our great country. And it’s easy to get discouraged when we’re only focused on everything happening right in front of us… But our faith was never supposed to depend on what we can see. God was already at work on that mountainside before Elisha’s servant ever woke up. And I believe He's moving right now in ways we can't see yet, even when we don’t understand what He’s doing or how everything is going to unfold. And here's my favorite part of the story. Elisha didn’t ask God to remove the army surrounding them… He asked God to OPEN HIS SERVANT’S EYES. So that’s my prayer for all of us today… Lord, open our eyes to what fear has kept us from seeing. Help us recognize Your hand at work, even when the world around us seems determined to convince us that all hope is lost. Because that morning in Dothan, the enemy hadn’t suddenly become less powerful. The circumstances hadn’t changed… The only thing that changed was what the servant could see. And suddenly, the army that had terrified him didn’t look quite so terrifying anymore. Patriots, whatever battles lie ahead for our country, let’s remember that we serve the same God who filled that mountainside with chariots of fire. So don’t let the headlines steal your hope and don’t let the size of the opposition shake your faith. We may not know what tomorrow holds, but we know who holds tomorrow. There are more with us than with them. 🙏🏻❤️ Hold the line, Patriots! 👊🇺🇸 ✝️ God Has Already Won!

🤣 THEY DIDN'T EVEN WAIT FOR THE CHAIRS TO GET WARM… Today was the very first day Texas lawmakers were allowed to file bills for next session. Democrats spent it filing a stack of gun bills. Red flag orders where a judge can take your guns before you ever get a hearing. A ban on common semiautomatic rifles. Background checks on private sales. The session doesn't even start until January 12. Apparently the first thing on their to-do list wasn't your lowering grocery bill. 😏 Here's the good news… None of it is law, and every one of these bills still has to get past a Republican Texas Senate. Eyes open, Texas. 🇺🇸🤠

This wins X today!!! Best President ever 🫡🇺🇸

‼️ SECRET SERVICE JUST DID THEIR JOB. 🫡 A driver rammed a sign on the north end of Lafayette Square this morning, then fought with Secret Service and National Guard when he got out. The Press got ordered inside. Trump was at the White House and it was locked down. Two people ended up in custody, and the ALL CLEAR has since been given. No injuries. Apparently the same people who spent years telling us Trump's security was "overkill" are suddenly very quiet this morning. Thank you Secret Service and National Guard. God Bless and protect you. 🙏🏻🇺🇸

⭐️🇺🇸 THE WALL THAT COULDN’T WITHSTAND FAITH 🇺🇸⭐️ On November 9, 1989, something happened that millions of people living under Communist rule had prayed for, but many probably never believed they’d see in their lifetime. The Berlin Wall came down. Today marks the 37th anniversary of that historic day, and there’s a powerful story of faith behind it that I believe is still relevant… Imagine waking up one morning to discover your city had been divided overnight. Barbed wire running through neighborhoods, armed soldiers standing guard, and family members or friends suddenly trapped on the other side. That’s exactly what happened to the people of Berlin in August of 1961. And here’s something a lot of people don’t understand about the Berlin Wall… It wasn’t built to keep enemies out. The Communist government built it to keep its own citizens IN. Millions of East Germans had already fled to freedom in the West, and the government was desperate to stop them. So they built a wall, erected watchtowers, and stationed armed guards with orders to stop anyone attempting to escape. People actually died trying to get out of their own country. Let that sink in. For nearly three decades, that wall stood as a symbol of Communist oppression, separating families, and imprisoning people simply because they were born on the wrong side of it. Then, in June of 1987, President Ronald Reagan stood at the Brandenburg Gate and issued his famous challenge to the Soviet leader… “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” But something else Reagan said that day is worth remembering... “This wall will fall. For it cannot withstand faith; it cannot withstand truth. The wall cannot withstand freedom.” And here’s something that many people didn’t understand the significance of at the time… A small church in East Germany had already been quietly laying the foundation for something that would help change the course of history. Since 1982, believers had been gathering every Monday at St. Nicholas Church in Leipzig to pray for peace. Under a Communist government that tried to control nearly every aspect of their lives, these ordinary people kept showing up to pray. For seven years. Then, on Monday, October 9, 1989, the government made it clear they were ready to crush any more protests. Soldiers and police were waiting in the streets, and people honestly didn't know if they'd make it home alive that night. About 2,000 people walked out of that prayer service, and found 70,000 more waiting outside, carrying candles and chanting, “Wir sind das Volk!” WE ARE THE PEOPLE! 🇺🇸 No stones. No clubs. Just candles and prayers. Pastor Christian Führer of St. Nicholas Church later explained why those candles were so important… It takes both hands to carry a candle and protect its flame from going out. Which means you don’t have a free hand to pick up a stone or a club. And that night, despite the massive security presence, the soldiers didn’t open fire. One of East Germany’s top Communist officials, Horst Sindermann, is later quoted as saying… “We had planned everything. We were prepared for everything. But not for candles and prayers.” Think about the significance of that statement. The Communist government had spent decades building walls, controlling its citizens, and using fear to maintain its power… But it hadn’t figured out how to stop ordinary people who were no longer afraid to stand together in faith. And exactly one month later, on November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall fell. Reagan had been right. The wall couldn’t withstand faith, truth, or freedom. And that’s a powerful reminder of what scripture tells us… “Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” ~ 2 Corinthians 3:17 I think sometimes we look at the enormous challenges facing our country and wonder how we’ll ever overcome them. We see powerful institutions, corruption, and systems that seem so deeply entrenched that it’s difficult to imagine anything changing. But imagine being one of those believers in Leipzig, praying every Monday for seven years while the Communist government continued ruling with an iron fist. They couldn’t see what was coming. They had no idea that one day their prayers would become part of a movement that helped change history. They just kept showing up. And here’s something I love about this story. Those Monday prayers for peace at St. Nicholas Church continue to this day. 🙏🏻 The wall came down 37 years ago, but the prayers never stopped. So whatever walls we’re facing today, let’s remember what those faithful people understood… God doesn’t ask us to know how everything will work out. He asks us to trust Him, remain faithful, and keep going. Remember, [they] can plan for everything, but [they] will never be prepared for a people who pray. And sometimes, the very walls that seem impossible to overcome are closer to falling than we realize. Keep praying, Patriots. You never know what God is already putting into motion. 🙏🏻❤️ Hold the line! 👊🇺🇸 ✝️ God Has Already Won!

🤣 TEN YEARS AGO TODAY, THE EXPERTS SAID THIS COULDN'T HAPPEN… Hillary Clinton arrogantly booked her victory party at the Javits Center in Manhattan because it had a real glass ceiling… (Symbolism will be their downfall). The New York Times gave her an 85% chance of winning. HuffPost gave her 98%. Then We The People actually voted… And the only thing that shattered that night was the forecast. Ten years later, after one unbelievable midterm, the same experts are writing Trump’s political obituary again. Apparently nobody told them the people running the fraudulent models and using the corrupted machines don't get to decide elections. WE DO‼️ Trust God. Trust our President. Trust the resolve of We the People. It’s not over yet Patriots! 🇺🇸👊

⭐️🇺🇸 SEEK HIM FIRST PATRIOTS 🇺🇸⭐️ Imagine spending more than two months aboard a ship, crossing a treacherous ocean, only to arrive in a strange land with no home, no shelter, and absolutely no guarantee you’ll survive the winter. That’s exactly where the passengers of the Mayflower found themselves in November of 1620. And here’s something remarkable about what happened next… Before they ever set foot on American soil, they made a decision that would help shape the future of a nation that didn’t even exist yet. This Wednesday, November 11th, marks 406 years since the signing of the Mayflower Compact. And do you know the very first words they wrote? “In the name of God, Amen.” Think about that. These people had just risked everything to cross the Atlantic. They’d arrived hundreds of miles from their intended destination, and the legal authority they’d been traveling under didn’t clearly apply to where they’d landed. Some passengers were already suggesting that once they stepped ashore, they’d be free to do whatever they pleased… But instead of allowing uncertainty and division to destroy their chances of survival, they came together and made a covenant. They declared their purpose. “Having undertaken for the Glory of God, and Advancement of the Christian Faith, and the Honour of our King and Country…” And this was their pledge… “Covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil Body Politick, for our better Ordering and Preservation…” In other words, before they could build a settlement, they needed to establish something far more important. A foundation. God first. Faith in one another. And a commitment to something greater than themselves. They didn’t know what tomorrow would bring or what challenges awaited them on that unfamiliar shore. But they knew where to place their faith. And that’s a lesson worth remembering 406 years later. Jesus gave us that same instruction in the Sermon on the Mount… “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” ~ Matthew 6:33 I think sometimes we get so caught up in trying to figure out what’s going to happen next that we forget where we’re supposed to turn in the first place. We want answers. We want reassurance. We want God to just hand us the whole plan so we can stop worrying about it... But that’s not how faith works. He said to seek God FIRST. And trust that even when we can’t see what’s waiting on the other side, He’s already there. I think that’s something we could all use a reminder of today. Those passengers didn’t wait until they reached solid ground to put their faith in God. They put their faith in God BEFORE they took the first step. So whatever challenges we’re facing, whatever uncertainties lie ahead, and however rough the waters may seem… Let’s remember what those passengers understood more than four centuries ago. Put God first. Stand together. And have faith that He’ll guide us through whatever comes next. We don’t have to know how the story ends to trust the One who does. 🙏🏻❤️ Hold the line Patriots! 👊🇺🇸 ✝️ God Has Already Won!

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🤣 EVERYONE THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE… They laughed when Trump offered Dana White the press secretary job… He just confirmed he’s flying to DC to meet him. Leave it to Trump to give the people what we clearly want! 🫡 I don't hear anyone laughing now. 👊🇺🇸

👀 I so wish this wasn’t a joke… The press would be begging for a White House ban! 🤣

😂 Three little words and the left is still melting down… Friday afternoon, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth posted "Patriots in control." Three minutes later, Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriev posted "WWG1WGA." Then one very concerned Ph.D. warned everyone that it "activated the QAnon crowd." This morning, Dmitriev showed up in her replies… ✊✊✊ Of course he did. 🤣 Anons have seen these words before… Drop 2254 9/21/2018 We are at the PRECIPICE. [SWAMP] FIGHTING BACK Remain CALM. We are here for a reason. Patriots are in control. Q After the week we just had, we'll take the 5:5.👊 And for those not paying attention… Dmitriev’s reply has 17K views as of this post. 🤯 Precipice confirmed. 💥 Nothing can stop what is HAPPENING. 🍿🇺🇸

‼️ EVEN THE ATLANTIC JUST ADMITTED IT… THE BLUE WAVE CAN'T STOP ICE. Even The Atlantic admits the new Democrat majorities can't stop ICE. The money is already appropriated. Upwards of $110 billion for ICE, more than 11 times its annual budget. Clawing it back takes President Trump's signature… or a two-thirds override they don't have. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said it in three words… "Deportations will continue." 🇺🇸👊

⭐️🇺🇸 THE SUN IS STILL RISING PATRIOTS 🇺🇸⭐️ In the summer of 1787, our Founding Fathers gathered in Philadelphia to write the Constitution. For four long months, they argued, debated, compromised, and struggled to agree on how this new nation should be governed. And throughout those arduous months, Benjamin Franklin kept looking at a sun carved into the back of George Washington’s chair. He couldn’t tell whether it was rising or setting. On September 17, as the Convention came to a close, Franklin turned to the men sitting near him and said something James Madison recorded for history… “Painters had found it difficult to distinguish in their art a rising from a setting sun. I have often and often in the course of the Session, and the vicissitudes of my hopes and fears as to its issue, looked at that behind the President without being able to tell whether it was rising or setting: But now at length I have the happiness to know that it is a rising and not a setting Sun.” Think about what Franklin was really saying… He’d spent months watching the same sun through every hope, fear, disagreement, and uncertainty. The picture hadn’t changed. His perspective had. And here’s what I find especially meaningful… Franklin had no guarantee that the Constitution would be ratified or that this young Republic would survive the challenges ahead. Yet he recognized that something extraordinary had been accomplished, and he chose to look toward the future with hope. Now think about this week’s elections. I know many of us have questions about what happened Tuesday, and we’re anxious to see what unfolds in the coming weeks… But I hope we won’t allow a few days of manipulated headlines to overshadow everything that’s possible for our country. One difficult week doesn’t erase 250 years of courage, sacrifice, and faith. Our Founders understood that preserving liberty would require the faith, courage, and perseverance of generations they would never live to see. And I believe we’re living in one of those defining chapters of American history now. Which brings me to a beautiful prayer from the Apostle Paul… “Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.” ~ Romans 15:13 Notice where Paul tells us that joy and peace come from. IN BELIEVING. Our hope doesn’t depend on knowing what happens tomorrow. It comes from trusting the ONE WHO ALREADY KNOWS. And that gives us every reason to greet this morning with confidence, gratitude, and a renewed determination to do our part. Franklin saw a rising sun because he recognized the promise of what was being built. I look at America today, and I still see that promise. I see millions of Americans who love their country, value their freedom, believe in God, and aren’t willing to give up on the Republic our Founders entrusted to us. That’s something worth believing in and worth protecting. And there’s something else that’s immensely important for us to remember… We serve a God who is greater than any challenge this nation faces. And the same God who carried our Founders through their darkest hours is still with us today. Let’s pray for courage, hold strong to our faith, and keep our commitment to this great nation unwavering… So that when our grandchildren and great grandchildren look back in history to understand what we did when our Republic faced these difficult days, they see that WE THE PEOPLE rose to meet them. Because I believe America’s sun is still rising. And what we do today matters to the generations who’ll see tomorrow’s sunrise. ☀️ Hold the line Patriots. 👊🇺🇸 ✝️ God Has Already Won!

🚨They told Stephen Miller to "lawyer up"… Attorney General Todd Blanche just answered for him. "Stephen Miller has a lawyer. It's me. It's me and the entire Department of Justice." Incoming Democrat Oversight Chair Robert Garcia started the threats before he's even sworn in. Apparently the first order of business was picking a fight with the Department of Justice. 👀 Maybe [they] should start stretching their arms behind their backs… Because the cuffs are coming! 🚓