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Look at the Kansas numbers. Democrats got about 15,000 more votes this year than Kamala Harris did in 2024. Republicans got about 254,000 fewer than Trump. Democrats didn’t win Kansas by flipping Trump voters. Republicans lost it because a quarter million of them didn’t show up.
Why do you think a quarter million Kansas Republicans stayed home this year?
Steven Crowder just said what a lot of Republicans don’t want to hear after last week’s midterms: the GOP didn’t lose because of fraud. It lost because too many of its voters stayed home.
In his new breakdown, Crowder argues that blaming the system is easy, but it doesn’t win elections. Democrats show up. They organize, they get people registered, and they chase down every last vote, especially young voters and first-timers. If Republicans spend the next two years only talking about what went wrong instead of getting their own people to the polls, 2028 could look just like Tuesday.
You can’t win a race you don’t run.
I have faith we can overcome this, do you?
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And all liberal heads explode!
I’d be here for it!
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Libs can’t backpedal out of the rules and precedent they created.
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We worship one God. ✝️
We will appreciate the crusade Charlie lead this country and the world in. He fought for Freedom, Godliness, our Constitution, life, love and families.
Evil can take his body from this earth but his example and memory can shine on for eternity just as his spirit in heaven does.
Keep sharing Charlie’s words of wisdom, his kindness and his ability to have conversations.
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What do you think is the reason Senate Republicans kept John Thune as their leader after losing the Senate?
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"Said he told me to keep the noise down 3 times and that I was disturbing his dogs."
A Pennsylvania trucker has been hauling corn past the same house all day. His Garmin dashcam stamps this one 4:41 p.m., November 6, doing about 24 mph coming out of a hairpin turn.
A man is standing at the end of his driveway. As the Kenworth rolls past, he throws something straight at the truck.
The driver stops, gets out and films him standing in his yard. The man turns and walks back toward his house.
Farm trucks on a public road are loud, and harvest season doesn't last forever. Whatever your complaint is, you don't throw things at a moving semi.
To be fair, the "three warnings" are the trucker's account, not on this tape, and he's running loud pipes past a house that sits right there. Some people will say the homeowner had a point.
Homeowner fed up with the noise, or completely out of line throwing anything at a moving truck?
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This has to be staged, or we’ve reached a whole new level of ridiculous.
A man doesn’t want the checkout scanner’s LED light touching his chicken, so he tells the cashier to scan the barcode on his shirt instead.
First off, LED light isn’t going to contaminate his chicken. And how exactly is a barcode on his shirt supposed to pay for his groceries?
We can laugh at this today, but give it a few more years. With the way things are going, this kind of behavior might not seem so crazy anymore.
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Here are more photos and a video of field development in Vermilion Parish, LA. For years now, south Louisiana was overly dependent on oil and gas. With the economy in Louisiana becoming more diversified, things will be improving in this state sooner rather than later.
Rise and shine everyone. Have a blessed day.
Please pray with me and let's focus our time and attention on seeking God's plan for the day ahead. 🙏
Dear God,
Most high, maker of heaven and earth and all that is in them,
Thank you for this day and all that you have blessed us with. Thank you, Father, for your love, your kindness, your mercy and your grace. Thank you for waking us and giving us life and calling us your children.
Please bless us all with Godly wisdom, knowledge, understanding and discernment. Please fill us with love, peace, joy, patience, understanding and faith.
Please, Father, guide us, protect us and use us today to achieve Your will. I pray that we will truly honor and glorify you in everything we do and that we will love you with all of our heart and soul, our mind and our strength. For ever and ever.
In Jesus' most holy name we pray,
Amen
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A police chase that turned into a complete circus!
A 19-year-old dirt bike rider leads LAPD on a wild chase for over an hour, riding against traffic, using his phone, and even stopping for gas before taking off with the pump hose still attached.
He reportedly taunted police along the way, but his luck finally ran out when he abandoned the bike and tried hiding in a recycling bin.
All that reckless driving, putting innocent motorists at risk, only to end up in the trash. You couldn’t write a better ending!
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DEMOCRAT CIVIL WAR
A House Democrat says senior party leaders told them “in no uncertain terms” that refusing to back Hakeem Jeffries would make their life “a living hell” for two years and cost them their next election.
This is the same party that lectures the country about “threats to democracy.”
Now Adam Schiff wants to help fix their messaging.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Socialists of America are openly working to take over the party from within.
Please. Let him. Best news Republicans have heard all week.
#StopIslam
#🚫Democommunism
Democrats just won the House and Senate. Their radical base is already trying to dump the leaders who delivered it.
First it was Chuck Schumer. Now progressive activists and incoming members are pushing hard against Hakeem Jeffries becoming Speaker.
House Democrats report being flooded with hundreds of calls and emails urging them not to elect Jeffries.
A Change.org petition opposing him has drawn nearly 900,000 signatures, boosted by Mark Ruffalo. Progressives cite his donor ties, support for Israel, and what they see as insufficient aggression toward Trump.
Democratic Socialists in the incoming class are withholding support unless they get agenda concessions. Leadership elections are set for mid-November; the full House vote happens when the new Congress opens in January.
On the Senate side, several newly elected Democrats, including Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, Minnesota’s Peggy Flanagan, Illinois’s Juliana Stratton, Maine’s Troy Jackson, and others, have publicly declined to back Schumer or called for “new leadership” or “new blood.” El-Sayed has floated Chris Van Hollen as an alternative. Schumer says the issue isn’t him and that he’ll win the caucus vote (he only needs a majority of Senate Democrats). No serious challenger has emerged.
The party’s big tent just got bigger and more left-wing. The establishment figures who ran the campaigns and raised the money are now facing the consequences of the base they empowered.
Both men remain the heavy favorites, Jeffries has never lost a caucus vote as leader and is poised to become the first Black Speaker, but the public revolt is real and immediate.
Victory is already producing a fight over who actually owns the Democratic Party.
#StopDSA
#StopIslam
#StopCommunism
Daily Devotion
Gratitude in Affliction
Genuine praise can't be manufactured. It comes from thanking God in both the sorrows and the joys.
Psalms 119:65-72
We typically express gratitude for God’s blessings, but what about thanking Him in the middle of something that doesn’t feel like a blessing at all? That’s hard to do, isn’t it? And yet the writer of Psalm 119 does exactly that, offering praise to God from the middle of genuine suffering.
What makes this possible isn’t denial or forced positivity. It’s a settled confidence in who God is. (See Ephesians 5:20.) When we trust that He is good and that His purposes run deeper than our present circumstances, we begin to find something unexpected in our trials—not just endurance but the kind of formation that only difficulty can produce (v. 71).
The psalmist doesn’t arrive at gratitude quickly or easily. He describes being afflicted and wandering but in the next breath says God is good and does good—even in the midst of affliction (vv. 67-68). That honest back-and-forth is itself a form of trust.
We don’t have to like what we’re going through, but we should bring it honestly to God and choose to place ourselves under His care. Gratitude in affliction isn’t a feeling we manufacture. It grows naturally as we, like the psalmist, learn that even in our hardest moments, God’s Word holds and His faithfulness never wavers.
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SpaceX has posted 2 more environmental permit jobs (wetlands and air pollution) for its Pecan Island site, bringing its Starbase Louisiana openings in Vermilion Parish to nine, per The Vermilion Times. #VermilionParish #SpaceX
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Staining wood.
When Staining wood, choosing the color and the brush, depending on preference. And the techniques used to accomplish this type of project.
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Chicago: USPS worker at Jackson Park Post Office filmed getting his nails done on the clock.
Resident who’s been dealing with missing important mail (checks, documents, etc.) for months finally posts the video after complaints went nowhere.
This is your tax dollars at work. Neither rain, nor snow, nor… manicure appointments?
USPS has zero accountability. Privatize it or shut the doors.
What would happen to a private delivery company if an employee did this?
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🇺🇸 To every veteran who served our great country: thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and dedication. Our flag flies freely because you stood for it. May God bless our veterans and the United States of America. Happy Veterans Day! 🦅 #VeteransDay2026
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House Republicans just shut down Thomas Massie’s impeachment stunt against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
The House voted 211-204 to send the resolution to the Judiciary Committee, killing it for this lame-duck Congress. Massie was the only Republican who voted against burying it. No straight up-or-down vote on the articles.
In the lead-up, “Seditious Six” member Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) slipped on Fox News with Martha MacCallum and admitted the quiet part out loud: this wasn’t really about high crimes and misdemeanors. It was about using impeachment as a tool to force Hegseth out and change policy because Trump won’t fire him.
Jonathan Turley called Crow’s view of impeachment “constitutionally incomprehensible” and his rationalization “chilling.” Crow essentially framed impeachment as a way to force “a course change” and remove a Cabinet official over disagreements, exactly what the Framers did not intend.
The Seditious Six, the Democrats who released the November 2025 video telling U.S. service members they “must refuse illegal orders” (without naming a single one):
Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI)
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ)
Rep. Chris Deluzio (D-PA)
Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA)
Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-NH)
Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO)
Hegseth and others rightly called it a politically motivated influence operation designed to sow doubt in the ranks. The military already has clear processes for handling unlawful orders. It does not need politicians injecting ambiguity into the chain of command.
Policy disagreements are settled by legislation, debate, and elections, not weaponized impeachment.
#StopIslam
#StopCommunism
The Nightmare Team
Elissa Slotkin is maybe even hated more than Governor Whitmer in Michigan. I believe it’s a tie for the most hated in the state of Michigan.
The October 3 town hall in Warren was Abdul El-Sayed and Elissa Slotkin at the Midwest Regional Council of Carpenters hall in Macomb County. Elizabeth Warren endorsed him in July. She was not reported on that stage.
The post below stays with who was actually there, and Warren as the national progressive who blessed the ticket.
Warren, Michigan. Macomb County. Trump country three elections running. And the Democrats sent Abdul El-Sayed and Elissa Slotkin in together to lecture working people.
El-Sayed is the Bernie-Warren wing of this race. Medicare for All, money out of politics, and a crowd that showed up for his “Palestinian rights” line. Elizabeth Warren already endorsed him for that exact reason.
Slotkin sat out the primary, then rushed in after he won because the only thing they agree on is stopping Mike Rogers.
They stood in a union hall and said they agree on “the important things.” Unions. More government health care. Beating the same Republican.
Slotkin even reached for Saddam Hussein to take a shot at President Trump. A sitting senator, CIA résumé out, comparing the president to a dictator in Warren.
This is not a unity tour. It is a collision. The far-left Senate nominee, the senator Macomb already couldn’t tolerated, and the Elizabeth Warren brand behind both of them.
Macomb County did not ask for that mix or want any part of it.
Vote RED in the Midterms
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