Christian, Dad, Husband, Heritage-American, Conservative, Sailor, 21-Year Retired Vet/LEO & Small Business Owner. AR-born, TX-raised, SC, TN & VA roots.
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If they ever defund the police and youāre forced to protect yourself with guns against armed home intruders, just remember to call 811 before you dig.
Itās the law.
$261K as of this hour. Good for him.
Internet users have raised over $120,000 for the Red Baron worker who went viral after an influencer started harassing him.
The man has been identified as āWalt Zā from Michigan and he is thankful for the support.
āWalt Z out of Michigan sends a heartfelt thankyou, and is absolutely blown away by how much people have cared over this,ā the GoFundMe organizer said.
āThey are requesting privacy, and GoFundMe is taking the lead in transferring all of this to him. You're all Rockstars, and it shows.ā
Glad to see this man is being taken care of. GoFundMe link is below.
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Breastaurant analysis.
Listener Matt in South Carolina asks @ClayTravis to name his favorite breastaurant -- which let's face it -- is a pretty good question.
Just voted. Having to vote for Darlene Graham wasnāt on my radar after voting for her brotherās primary challenger six months ago but sheās a league above Tranny Annie.
GO VOTE!
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I can tell you exactly what will happen if Democrats regain power: They will use your money to fly deported illegal aliens back to America and pay them settlements. They will re-open our borders and ship millions of foreign people to any community they want. And they won't stop until America becomes an unrecognizable country.
Why in the world did this unfortunate looking woman think she was so such a catch? She was the Taylor Swift of the 50s.
In the early 1950s, after completing her studies, Jacqueline Bouvier met a Wall Street stockbroker named John Husted Jr. He was charming, well-mannered, and came from a respectable family.
The two hit it off, and before long, they decided to tie the knot. They set their wedding date for June 1952, and everything seemed to be falling into place for a traditional society wedding.
However, behind the scenes, things were not as simple as they appeared.
During their engagement party, Jackie's mother, Janet Lee Auchincloss, started digging into the young man's financial prospects. Janet was a pragmatic woman who strongly believed that financial security was essential for a successful marriage.
She quickly discovered that John was earning around $17,000 a year. While that was a solid income at the time, equivalent to roughly $160,000 today, it was far below the grand expectations of Jackie's mother.
When Jackie realized the reality of his earnings, she was taken aback. "How did I not know this?" she reportedly asked.
Her mother looked at her and countered, "You tell me."
That brief conversation changed everything. Jackie began to realize that marrying John meant settling for a quiet, ordinary life as a suburban housewife. It was a comfortable path, but it was not the grand destiny she secretly envisioned for herself.
The moment of truth came when Jackie accompanied John to the airport. Instead of a tearful goodbye or a long emotional discussion, she handled the breakup with quiet, decisive precision.
As they said goodbye, she slipped the engagement ring off her finger and dropped it directly into his jacket pocket. There were no dramatic arguments or weeping.
John was stunned by how swiftly and calmly she ended their future together. "She was ice cold," Husted later recalled. "Like we never knew each other."
Though the moment was painful for John, it proved to be a turning point for both of them. Breaking off the engagement gave Jackie the freedom to step out into the world on her own terms, work as a photographer and journalist, and eventually meet the man who would change her life and American history forever.
John Husted also went on to build a meaningful life of his own, carrying no permanent bitterness about the brief romance that almost was.
Sometimes, the hardest choices we make in our youth are simply the quiet nudges of destiny pushing us toward the path we were truly meant to walk šš
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Heās gotten rid of around 80 flag officers and eliminated the positions of many more so thatās progress.
If I were him, I would pull every performance self-evaluation of every AD/reserve member of every branch, run it all through AI and identify who gloated about promoting DEI, LGBT ārightsā, etc. and identify any moron who ever used platitudes like ādiversity is our strengthā. then promptly give them their discharge orders. That would take care of the problem for a generation, at least.
If @SecWar wanted to temporarily hire a retired vet to do this, it would be an honor. Those types disgusted me. They treated being woke like some kind of enlightenment and if you werenāt woke like them, they made sure you couldnāt get in the club. The culprits were almost always the people who benefitted from DEI.
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Target is in $18 billion of debt.
Coca-Cola is in $43 billion of debt.
PepsiCo is in $53 billion of debt.
These corporations donāt push woke nonsense by accident. They are completely leveraged by firms like Blackrock.
The nerve. This wretched biatch @HillaryClinton lost two presidential election but still thinks she gets to speak for Americans.
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How do you feel about televised live executions of traitors?
(A) Good, solid, how to make the death penalty actually deter - maybe hide the kids' eyes
(B) Awful - no human should take pleasure in the pain and suffering of an enemy
64%Male: A
21%Male: B
10%Female: A
5%Female: B
1,377 votes ā¢ Final results