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CS Lewis on why we have a natural revulsion to insects
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We built a massive, intricate machine to teach our children because it would be more Efficient and have Better Outcomes. Turns out it’s does neither. In fact it just became a giant, wasteful jobs program run by people who hate you and hate your way of life.
Hearing the contempt adult women have for 3rd-grade boys simply because they enjoyed an award-winning children's book really makes you wonder what the male youth of this era are actually going through in school and how their futures are being altered because of that treatment.
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Thank you, TX-32, for putting your trust in me and electing me as your next congressman. On election night, I spoke about what this victory means, not just for our district, but for the future of our country. We have a lot of work ahead of us, but I meant what I said on Tuesday night. We are Americans, and Americans fight. I wanted to share my full election night remarks with you. Thank you again for the honor of serving and fighting along side you. I will make you proud.
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The Chief of Staff already has a lawyer. The Attorney General of the United States and the Department of Justice.
Official statement from incoming Oversight Chairman @RepRobertGarcia on Stephen Miller being announced as White House Chief of Staff:
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How they email me when I'm bottlenecking the workflow
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I wrote a message to my team at @beckandstone this morning and it was suggested I share here. So here it is: Beck & Stone has grown significantly over the past few years, thanks in large part to a unique moment in our nation's political story. The "vibe shift" culminating in the 2024 election blew favorable winds to us as a firm that understands these waters and helps our clients navigate it. Every space we work in has this dynamic and politics has been one. After last night, the winds seemed to change. But did it really? Or did it just blow harder? Even without digging into public sentiment data on specific policies or the technicalities of any particular race, one fundamental insight arises that should be obvious to everyone here: Americans want the national revival they've been promised. Period. Genuine, not fake. Fast, not slow. They have run out of patience and sympathy for taking America backward or even standing still. The "business as usual" paradigm for both politics and culture is a recipe for… well, for last night's results. A complete capsize of a political armada after two years of seemingly effortful sailing of many ships, big and small. …except for ours. I know this team's ability to create what is new, to remain ahead of the cultural curve, and to offer our clients this foresight as a specialty service will be the reason our company sails on, rocked by changing winds but more alert, more experienced, and with more opportunity for disruption. We will perceive what others squint to see. We will take the risks others are unwilling to. And we will not give up on our people or our mission. This was demonstrated last night when one of those people, our client and friend, Jace Yarbrough, was elected to represent Texas' 32nd District in Congress. When Jace and I met, nobody would have expected that Congress was in his future. Good men are exceedingly rare in politics. And Jace is a good man. Who provides for five children and works for his countrymen when Americans trend alienated and self-centered. Who keeps his word and remembers his promises. Who loves his country and seems to never grow weary in fighting for her. I am proud that in the midst of a stormy night when other ships were lost, Jace Yarbrough’s—with many of us aboard—emerged victorious. In him, many now see a glimmer of hope of this promise of revival being fulfilled, as did I when we launched his ship into the dark unknown. These fundamentals guide all of Beck & Stone's insights and investments. These stories are the ones we yearn to tell. We know from experience that transcendent virtue and hard work will end in victory. Because it’s not about trusting the plan, it’s about trusting the man. And we have so many good men among our friends and clients and in this firm itself. We were made for times such as these. So if you are wondering what’s next, let me encourage you to just keep looking forward. Then you'll know. You will see: this mighty, terrible wind is with us! It drives us, propels us! Faster! Further! Onward!
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Advice to American Patriots who are going to help us with this Reconquista: Be constructive, not cynical. Be professional, not emotional. Be loyal, not self-centered. Be ready, not paranoid. Be strategic, not scattered. Be consistent, not reactive. Be useful, not demoralized.
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You need to be getting bigger. You need to be putting on mass. You need to be snacking constantly. Raw whole milk, raw eggs, Greek yogurt, ice cream, cottage cheese, honey, oats, carpaccio and charcuterie and cheese. You need to be getting bigger. Get huge, absolutely massive. These people are insane, deranged lunatics. You need to be able to take them on 5 on 1.
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Not quitting, no matter how bad it looks, is truly the secret to everything in life. People lose their ability to walk, to see, to digest food - this happens all the time - and they bounce back. They tackle one insurmountable comeback task at a time until ... Taking a loss is critical to growth.
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TX-32 is shaping up to be the only Republican pickup in the country. Jace Yarbrough is winning this race because his platform matches his values and the way he lives his life. Unapologetic fighter who puts it all on the line for his family, his district, Texas, and the country. When everyone else says "let's tone it down, let's take a step back" - Jace reminds us we haven't gone nearly far enough. And he lives it, every day, not just as a man of the people, but as man of faith. Imagine a whole Republican Party, a new generation, of Jace Yarbroughs. That's the future.
Headed for a win here in TX-32.
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Headed for a win here in TX-32.
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Our biggest issue yet, we just started shipping copies out. My opener is the longest (and possibly best) thing I’ve ever written at over 17k words, tracing the rise and fall and rebirth of the American Empire. There are many great essays throughout, and an absolutely fascinating interview with the legendary Sgt. Major (Ret.) Mike Vining.
TOC for the new @im_1776 looks excellent
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Our years on earth are threescore and ten, and he decided to spend his 70 driving the country into the ground. Now he's angry that a 17-year old honors Charlie Kirk and wants to Make America Great Again. Guys like this can't expire fast enough.
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Today is Election Day! I just voted for our great Republican candidates up and down the ballot. I ask for your vote today so we can continue this great project of American renewal. We must keep pressing forward, and we cannot return to the Democrat policies of open borders, rising crime, and hyperinflation that we experienced under four years of their leadership. Please make sure you get out to vote, and get your friends and family out to vote as well. Not one step back!
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Ever since I was 10 years old, every poll ever has said that every Democrat will win every election.
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TOMORROW is Election Day! We cannot go back to the chaos we experienced under the Democrats for four years. We must press on, move forward, and continue to put America First! Make sure you get out to vote tomorrow, November 3rd!
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I'm told that Japanese 3 yr olds can navigate their major cities alone with no problems. Americans can do anything Japanese can do, so I'll be setting my 3 yr old free in Yokohama this Christmas. It's ok, he can read.
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