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Who says Texas doesn't do fall colors?
Each fall, the maples in McKittrick Canyon at Guadalupe Mountains National Park turn brilliant shades of red, orange and gold, putting on a spectacular show against the rugged West Texas desert.
Photo by Tim Speer
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Welp, the person behind that smear campaign, Susie Wiles, is gone. (I cannot take ANY credit for that; she did it to herself)
But there's a whole list of names that still need to go. After I got rid of Ronna at the RNC, even though there were mass resignations, most of it was just shuffling people to another entity where Susie would still control things. (She controlled the RNC - and more than 2/3 of the state committee people, regardless of the name at the top.)
It's time for people who care about being effective against the commies and not about power and lining their pockets to band together and oust these people
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The Carpenters Union, the most prominent union to donate to Nithya, is invading the Palisades like vultures, showing up to rebuild sites, trying to lure workers to join their union. They want all residential construction labor to be unionized at $40/hr.
People are already paying 4x the cost per sqft to rebuild in the Palisades, compared to the national average.
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Steve Hilton: Californians Still Want Change, ‘and yet roughly two-thirds voted for more of the same’
Hilton says he's in this for the long term, and 'I'll be back.'
@CaliforniaGlobe
californiaglobe.com/fr/steve…
Steve Hilton: Californians Still Want Change, ‘and yet roughly two-thirds voted for more of the same’
Hilton says he's in this for the long term, and 'I'll be back.'
@CaliforniaGlobe article link👇
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Some good news: The Billionaire Tax Failed in California, and Voters Protected Your Retirement.
Instead of reforming Medi-Cal and and California’s version of Obamacare, Covered CA, the SEIU wanted more money.
@CaliforniaGlobe
californiaglobe.com/fr/the-b…
Some good news: The Billionaire Tax Failed in California, and Voters Protected Your Retirement.
Instead of reforming Medi-Cal and and California’s version of Obamacare, Covered CA, the SEIU wanted more money.
@CaliforniaGlobe article link👇
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Replying to @CaLandBird
I have a wonderful story from today. At Trader Joe's, running into same mom and child in cart each aisle. After paying and exiting, I hear mom say, "let's have a popsicle." to her daughter. To which, an elderly woman in a car with window down, says, "oh a popsicle sounds good." I say, "ooh that sounds good." Mom is offering us a popsicle and I politely decline. I'm loading groceries and mom stops and hands me a popsicle.
I say, "thenk you! That's so nice!" and realized I had a moment. I walked up to the young mom and told her what a great lesson she taught her daughter with such a simple gesture. Kindness is powerul
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How Does Hope Survive in a World Like This? 🩷
I've been struggling with something lately.
The hatred. The division. The threats of violence. The way some people have become so comfortable wishing harm, suffering, and even death upon those they disagree with.
It breaks my heart.
I have strong political convictions. There are plenty of people I disagree with, sometimes profoundly. But never in my life have I believed that someone deserved to die because of their political beliefs.
When did we become so comfortable forgetting that the people on the other side of an argument are human beings?
I've witnessed enough suffering in my lifetime to know that violence and death are not political slogans. They are real. They leave behind grieving families, shattered lives, and wounds that can last a lifetime.
Before an election, I once asked my son a question that came from a very painful place:
"Will we ever feel what hope felt like again?"
Today, I find myself thinking about that question.
How does hope survive in a world like this?
Maybe hope survives because there are still people who refuse to accept cruelty as normal.
People who stop to help a stranger. People who care for their neighbors. People who choose compassion when anger would be easier. People who can disagree without hatred.
Hope doesn't require us to pretend that everything is okay. It doesn't require us to ignore the ugliness or excuse the things that are deeply wrong.
It asks us to believe that tomorrow is not already decided.
That people can change. That kindness still matters. That we can demand better from ourselves and from one another.
We don't have to agree to care about each other. We don't have to share political beliefs to recognize the value of a human life.
And we should never become so comfortable with cruelty that we stop recognizing it for what it is.
I don't have all the answers. Tonight, my heart is heavy.
But I refuse to believe that hatred gets the final word.
Hope doesn't survive because the world is always good. Hope survives because, even when the world is at its worst, there are still people who choose to do good.
And I intend to keep looking for those people, celebrating them, and doing my best to be one of them.
Because hope is still worth holding on to.
Good night 🩷
#ChooseKindness #HumanityFirst #Hope #Compassion #ChoosePeace
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Beyond Republican losses, a reason for hope.
americaoutloud.news/beyond-r…
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VICTORY! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@POTUS we need a NATIONWIDE designation of CAIR and the MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD!
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This resignation is a huge loss for the country, and I'm not just saying that because @HarmeetKDhillon is my friend. These are some great accomplishments, and I know that she will continue fighting for these principles in private practice.
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You are part of the root of the division we see today. The constant stream of divisive stories has consequences. People get hurt. Families get hurt. And our kids get hurt.
But here is the story you should be telling.
How unions and special interest groups spent over $10 million trying to influence and buy this race. How voters were misled. How a debate you hosted put me in a 4-against-1 position. How biased media, hiding behind the title of “journalist” and making poor excuses for their reporting, helped advance a political machine instead of holding those in power accountable.
You are supposed to report the story, not help write the narrative. You are supposed to ask the hard questions, not protect the political machine.
And most importantly, how the children are the ones paying the price. They continue to be failed by a system where adults, unions, and special interests put their own agendas ahead of the kids.
Don’t mistake my disappointment for surrender. I will never give in. There is much more that needs to be brought to light, and I will fight the good fight every single day!
This fight is far from over. In fact, it has only just begun. This generation will know I never gave up on them.
Signed,
One pissed off soccer mom
Sonja Shaw concedes California superintendent race. ‘I feel deeply saddened for the kids’
LEARN MORE: buff.ly/UmxtYiE
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🚨 BREAKING: Islamic organization CAIR confirms it has SUSPENDED all operations in Florida because Gov. Ron DeSantis designated them as a terror organization
WHAT A HUGE WIN ‼️😅
A bright orange sign is now taped to the window of CAIR's Temple Terrace office near Tampa, which it has run for 20+ years
The sign says the group shut down over the state's "baseless and unconstitutional enforcement" of Florida's new "domestic terrorist organization" laws
The lawsuits are failing, CAIR IS DOA in Florida!
DeSantis said he'd treat them like the threat they are, and now they are fleeing.
Good freaking RIDDANCE 👋🏻
And guess what? Our new Governor Byron Donalds is EQUALLY as opposed to Sharia and CAIR as DeSantis is
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Surprise, Surprise: CHIRLA Caught Violating Election Law by Undercover Reporter redstate.com/jenvanlaar/2026…



























