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Hey @ClayTravisā¦
Itās called winter. And in Tennessee itās hardly that. BooHoo āit gets dark so earlyā
We donāt need our government to steal an hour from us for 8 months out of a year. It disrupts our health. Itās called social jet lag.
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Obamaās foundation spent YEARS training and funding activists in Poland and Hungary to overthrow their conservative governments. He literally called both outcomes āvictories for democracy.ā
Now Elissa Slotkin, a former CIA officer, current U.S. Senator, and former Obama administration official, has returned from the EXACT same two countries.
She went to Budapest to study how they finally ousted OrbƔn after 16 years. She also met with Polish officials while the constitutional crisis was already unfolding.
Then she came home and openly admitted she brought back the āpeopleās playbookā to use against Trump, including the exact lawfare cases Democrats are planning if they take the House.
Meanwhile, Poland is in the middle of a coup, with President Nawrocki fighting to stop Prime Minister Donald Tusk from seizing control of the countryās top court. Tusk is orchestrating this power grab alongside his EU globalist cronies, and he just happens to be one of Obamaās longtime BFFs.
Letās stop pretending this is a coincidence.
This has been in the works for months. Obama and Tusk are the masterminds behind this operation, and Slotkin is nothing more than a useful puppet sent to relay the message to her peers.
When a country refuses mass migration, the same network will stop at nothing to strip it of its sovereignty and override the will of its people.
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This was Hollywood actor Gary Siniseās tribute to his son McCanna Sinise, a devout Catholic, who lost his life after a 5 1/2 year battle with a rare spinal cancer Chordoma
āMac was a man who loved his Catholic faith, and there is no doubt that his strong faith sustained him through the awful 5 Ā½ year battle with this crippling Chordoma cancer.ā
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The other supercompute projects are unable to reach their goals, but SpaceX is already achieving ours
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Cont.
...Same incentives, same appointments, same revolving door between agencies, courts, and campaigns. Thatās why theyāre all on the trail and Trump stands alone at his level. Not because heās unloved. Because the people whoād normally stand beside a president are the ones heās trying to depower. Standing with him means admitting the machine they built is the problem.
They absorbed the socialist wing ā El-Sayed among them. His half-sister posted that their family has long been Muslim Brotherhood and that their mother was active in it during college in Egypt. That's the kind of tie they chose not to examine. Rather than draw a line, they kept that coalition. They'd rather stand with that than with a president who wants to shrink the bureaucracy. For a candidate like El-Sayed, that machine isn't a compromise ā it's a paradise. That's not a party. That's a faction protecting itself.
You donāt have to like Trump. You donāt have to agree with everything he does. But this election isnāt about personalities. Itās about whether America answers to its people or to a machine built by both parties.
-- Joseph Fosco
November 1, 2026
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The Obama-Bush Machine: Comey, Boasberg, El-Sayed, and the Socialist Wing Against Trump, America, and Patriots.
The midterms are two days away, and the campaign trail contrast says it all. Barack Obama is on the trail. Bill Clinton is on the trail. Kamala Harris is on the trail. Three former Democratic leaders doing what party elders do when they think the election decides something real.
George W. Bush made a few brief appearances this cycle, mostly for old friends who asked. At a Dallas fundraiser in September, he backed John Cornynās committee for Senate Republicans elsewhere ā and left Ken Paxton, Trumpās pick, off the list entirely. That omission was the real event. A former presidentās silence in a race Talarico is leading isnāt absence. Itās the heaviest endorsement he gave all day. The same pattern shows up in the names Barr, Romney, Cheney ā Bush Republicans who read as switch-hitters.
Jim Comey, FBI Director, a subordinate to the Attorney General, walked to a podium in July 2016 and told the country he was taking over a Justice Department prosecution. No Attorney General stood beside him. No president spoke. Loretta Lynch later admitted she watched it on television, felt stunned, and did nothing ā not because she agreed, but because she believed he wouldnāt listen. Thatās not a legal analysis. Thatās an Attorney General of the United States telling the country her own subordinate was beyond her reach. Whether she meant it or not, she embarrassed this country on live television. She had a duty to try to stop him. If she couldnāt, she had a duty to go to the president and ask him to. And the president had a duty to ask what happened, command Comey to stand down, or fire him. None of that occurred.
So youāre left with three of the most powerful people in the federal government ā the FBI Director, the Attorney General, the President ā all failing, silently, on the same day, in the same matter. The matter was Hillary Clinton storing classified material on an unprotected private server, a security breach that would have ended any ordinary career. The result of that silence was that she walked away cleared. You can call that negligence if you want. But three simultaneous failures, each one convenient to the same political outcome, isnāt negligence. Itās complicity wearing negligence as a costume. Call it what you like. A subordinate seized his bossās agency, announced it to the nation, and the people above him stayed quiet ā and the only one who benefited was the Democratic nominee.
Then James Boasberg, chief judge of the District of Columbia. Obama nominated him to the DC Circuit. His most aggressive rulings ā mostly against the Trump Administration ā have been walked back on appeal. Heās not neutral. Heās a participant in a robe. And the appearance problem runs deeper than the bench. His daughter, Katharine, works for Partners in Justice, a nonprofit that advocates for illegal immigrants ā the very people in the cases before her father. Her bio page vanished from the groupās website right after Boasberg was assigned the Alien Enemies Act matter. His wife, Elizabeth Manson, has a documented history of Democratic donations exceeding $10,000, including to Hillary Clinton. A judge doesnāt have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he or she is corrupt for the public to lose faith. He just has to look like one side of the fight.
Above them sits John Roberts, Chief Justice, nominated by George W. Bush. He rewrote the ACA in 2012 to save it. He's tipped immigration and other Trump-era cases. He seems to carry Amy Coney Barrett with him. They're switch-hitters: a weak Republican and a helpful Democrat in one body.
Thatās the network. The Obama-Biden faction. The Bush Republicans who never left. The bureaucrats who serve both. No smoke-filled room needed...
-- Continued below in the message thread --
-- Joseph Fosco
November 1, 2026
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The clocks go back Sunday. Good.
We tried year-round daylight saving time in 1974. The dark winter mornings were so unpopular that Congress gave up.
Now people want to try again.
It's called winter. Get over it.
therobarcher.com/p/its-calleā¦
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What if someone you love is in Purgatory right nowā¦ and you've been overlooking one of the greatest ways to help them? ā¤µļø
Someone you once hugged, laughed with, and loved deeply may still benefit from something you can offer today. And it costs absolutely nothing.
Every November 2, the Catholic Church celebrates All Souls' Day, a feast dedicated to praying for the faithful departed, especially the Holy Souls in Purgatory.
These souls died in God's friendship. Their salvation is assured, but they must undergo purification before entering Heaven.
And here's what many Catholics forget. They can no longer merit for themselves, but through God's mercy, our prayers and sacrifices can help them.
St. Dominic Savio reminds us: āThe best help we can give to the souls in purgatory is to pray for them.ā
Think about someone you've lost. You might still have their photographs, visit their grave, or remember the sound of their voice. But when was the last time you prayed for their soul?
A Rosary offered for them, a Holy Mass celebrated for their soul, or even a small sacrifice can become a powerful act of charity.
And consider the forgotten souls in Purgatory. Those who have no family left to remember them, no one visiting their graves, and no one praying for them. What if your prayer today is the one offered for a soul everyone else has forgotten?
So this All Souls' Day, take a moment and pray:
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen. š
And here's something worth remembering.
One day, you will be the one who has passed away. People may keep your photographs, visit your grave, and speak lovingly about you. But what you may need most is someone who remembers to pray for your soul.
š¬ Whose soul will you be praying for this All Souls' Day? šļø
Somewhere, someone is missing a loved one and wishing they could do just one more thing for them. Perhaps this is the reminder they need to realize they still can.
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STOP THE PRESSES - At 11:00 pm on 10/31/26
The Wichita Eagle reports that Trump Rally on Saturday was cancelled!
They will probably report that Trump will hold a rally on Sunday sometime by next weekend.
Thatās why their sports reporting is also worthless.
I canāt imagine how many readers they have lost based on incompetence & disgraceful opinion writing by Dion Leffler.
Not sure if it is the Kansas City Eagle or the Wichita Star.
Trumpās second Kansas rally canceled amid high-stakes Senate race, GOP says kansas.com/news/politics-govā¦
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I Support Making Standard Time Permanent!
Here are 10 reasons why.
Every year, millions of Americans are forced to āspring forwardā and āfall back,ā but few stop to ask why. Daylight Saving Time (DST) disrupts our sleep, safety, and health twice a year without providing any proven benefits. Itās time to make Permanent Standard Time the law of the land.
1ļøā£ Safety First:
Who wants it to be dark when their children walk to school in the morning? Thatās unsafe. And who wants sunlight pouring through their windows at 9 PM, making it harder for older Americans to fall asleep? Standard Time addresses both problems by aligning daylight with our daily lives.
2ļøā£ Weāve Tried Permanent DST: It Failed:
In 1974, the U.S. adopted year-round Daylight Saving Time. The result? Disaster. Children went to school in pitch darkness, safety concerns mounted, and public backlash became so strong that Congress reversed the decision within a year.
3ļøā£ Standard Time Matches Human Biology:
Standard Time follows the sunās natural cycle. It aligns with our circadian rhythms, supporting better sleep and reducing the risks of obesity, depression, and cardiovascular disease. Our bodies were designed around the sun, not the clock.
4ļøā£ Health and Safety Benefits:
Studies show that switching to and from DST increases the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and car accidents. Keeping Standard Time year-round eliminates these dangerous transitions and helps keep Americans healthier and safer.
5ļøā£ Proven Success Across the Map:
Arizona, Hawaii, and all five U.S. territories already observe Permanent Standard Time. Most of Mexico also restored Permanent Standard Time in 2022. The rest of America should follow their lead.
6ļøā£ Expert Consensus:
More than 80 organizations, including the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Society for Research in Biological Rhythms, support Permanent Standard Time. When doctors, scientists, educators, and faith leaders agree, itās time to listen.
7ļøā£ Practical and Reliable:
No more biannual clock changes. No missed meetings. No software errors. Permanent Standard Time makes scheduling, coordination, and business operations smoother and more predictable.
8ļøā£ Better for Students and Families:
Students benefit when their school schedules align with natural daylight. Standard Time supports morning alertness and better learning outcomes instead of groggy mornings in the darkness.
9ļøā£ Safer Roads and Stronger Communities:
Research has shown that car accidents increase immediately after DST transitions. Standard Time keeps sunrise closer to our daily activities, helping reduce drowsy driving and potentially lowering crime rates during dark morning hours.
š Stability for Health and Happiness:
Time changes disrupt sleep and increase stress and anxiety. Permanent Standard Time provides consistency and a foundation for healthier, happier lives.
Itās simple: Standard Time is natural time.
Itās time to stop changing the clocks and start restoring common sense.
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Chuck Todd dug up a precedent from Florida where a GOP State senate candidate recruited a decoy with the same last name as his opponent and scored a narrow win. He was charged, incarcerated for 60 days, 5 yrs probation and banned for life from politics.
pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/20ā¦
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SO... SOMEONE ASKED ME TO WRITE ABOUT THE COUNTRY I COME FROM.
Here it is, in a nutshell. š°ā¤ļø
South Africa is the country where I was born and raised. It was our pride. The place where we learned our values and lived by them.
We grew up with proud, loving parents, strong Christian values and a deep sense of pride in who we were. It was the land where we experienced our toddler years, childhood adventures and mischievous teenage days.
Our parents were strict, always wanting the very best for their children. Respect and good manners were non-negotiable. And yes, a good old-fashioned spanking when necessary! š Just to be clear, I am not talking about abuse. You simply never forgot why you got into trouble, and you certainly remembered not to do it again! š¤£
We had the most beautiful trees, breathtaking landscapes and incredible natural beauty. š³šæš¹ We were proud to say that we had the Big Five. We could travel safely, enjoy holidays at the seaside, explore the bushveld or spend precious time in our beloved Kruger National Park.
Our country was clean, beautiful and well maintained. We were proud of it.
But gradually, things began to change.
Load shedding, water shortages, deteriorating roads and infrastructure. Crime slowly became part of everyday life. Murders, house robberies, assaults and a growing sense of uncertainty. The infrastructure began to crumble.
And still, it was our country. We kept hoping, waiting and believing that things would change, that somehow life would return to what we once knew.
Through it all, God remained our anchor. He was then, He is now, and He always will be.
And then life took a different turn. God had another path planned for us.
We will never forget where we come from. We will never forget the land where we were born, the culture we grew up in, the memories we made or the values that shaped us.
South Africa will always be part of our story. It is part of who we are, and no distance can ever change that.
We didn't leave because we stopped loving our country. We left because life offered us another opportunity.
Today, we are deeply grateful for the opportunity to build a new chapter and enjoy a better quality of life here in America. šŗšøā¤ļø
Our roots will always be in South Africa, but our future is now unfolding in America.
And for that, we are truly grateful.
Two countries, one heart, and a lifetime of memories. ā¤ļø
ā Ria
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Catholic Archbishop of New York Ronald Hicks has joined a lawsuit challenging the state's assisted-suicide law, standing alongside Catholic religious sisters and healthcare ministries who argue that the law could force Catholic healthcare providers to facilitate or refer patients for assisted suicide against their religious convictions.
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The biggest concern I have about @DataRepublican's revelations regarding the insidious playbook of the Democrats is not that they're doing it, but how weak and cowardly our GOP is in countering it.
John Thune is an actual enemy of the people. He is blocking so much of what Donald Trump is trying to do to stop them from destroying this country.
With friends like these, who needs enemies?
foxnews.com/opinion/david-maā¦
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Arizona Territory, 1883. Seventeen-year-old Catherine āCatā Dawson watched six rustlers murder her 22-year-old brother, James, and steal 200 head of cattle from their ranch. With the law days away and no one coming to help, she saddled her Appaloosa, took her fatherās Winchester, and rode alone into the desert. Her father gave her four days to return. She disappeared into the wilderness, following broken branches, hoofprints and shifting sand, carrying grief that was slowly turning into determination.
On the fourth morning, she found the six men hiding in a box canyon. What followed was a gunfight that would become a forgotten legend of the Arizona frontier. Using the sun, the rocky terrain and her knowledge of the desert, Cat outmanoeuvred the gang, killed several men and wounded their leader. When he begged for mercy, she chose not to kill him. Instead, she took his weapons and water and left him to face the consequences. Three days later, she returned home with all 200 cattle. She was covered in dust, exhausted and no longer quite the girl who had ridden away.
Cat never spoke publicly about those four days. She married, raised daughters, worked the ranch and taught her children to ride, shoot and survive. When asked why, she simply said, āBecause the world doesnāt always protect you.ā Her obituary in 1932 celebrated her horsemanship and community service, but never mentioned that summer of 1883. Yet the old-timers remembered. History often celebrates lawmen and outlaws, but forgets the ordinary people forced into extraordinary circumstances. What would you have done at seventeen, if justice was four days away and the only person who could fight for your family was you?
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Sometimes we hold on to unforgiveness because we're unwilling to let go of what someone has done to us not wanting that person to get away with what they did.
We hold on to the past, allowing it to keep us from moving forward in grace.
Unforgiveness steals our joy, feeds our anger, and allows bitterness to take root in our hearts.
Forgiveness sets us free. It doesn't excuse what someone did, nor does it mean the hurt never happened. It means we no longer allow the hurt to hold us captive.
When we choose to forgive, we release the burden, make room for God's grace, and allow ourselves to move forward with love again.
Forgive as Christ forgave you. (Ephesians 4:32, KJV)
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There was Ben Franklin (āEarly to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.ā). And then thereās Rick Scott, who wants you to stay up and stay out later, then wake up in the dark to an alarm clock instead of the natural wayāto the sunrise.
#DitchDST
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If we keep Daylight Saving Time year round, this is what it will look like while our kids are waiting for the bus. Permanent Standard Time is the healthiest and safest choice, that's why I introduced the bipartisan Sunshine for Our Kids Act.
