Owner/ Founder of the @mom_at_arms brand • USCCA Instructor • 1MMAGC • VCDL Academy Director • Psych Major • O.G. Sleuth & COUNTERPropagandist • blah blah blah
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JMack retweeted
A week out from the US elections we have Democrat "Unelected" & the DSA fomenting a Color Revolution
It's a great time to "Fortress" your own living situation
JMack retweeted
Flashback: That mic-drop moment when Lily Tang Williams handed gun control advocate David Hogg a reality check he wasn’t ready for. 🎤💥
What a sharp contrast between me who got "A" Rating vs. @RepGoodlander who got "F" Rating from
@GunOwners @NRA and NH Firearms Coalition.
She supports gun control in a constitutional carry state.
Remember that I schooled David Hogg at @dartmouth. I will always protect 2A!
JMack retweeted
I have a feeling we will need to exercise our Second Amendment rights before 2028.
JMack retweeted
🚨🚨🚨🚨SCAM ALERT🚨🚨🚨🚨
If you encounter anyone online impersonating me that asks you to sign a retainer agreement in Spanish or in any language other than English you are being scammed.
Only reach out to me through my website: kolkenlaw.com
JMack retweeted
They know everywhere Tyler Robinson was the day of the shooting and well over a month leading up to the shooting.
JMack retweeted
The AP keeps telling us armed civilians almost never stop these attacks.
The Oregon school shooting was the latest reminder that the data says otherwise—and the media would rather pretend it didn’t happen.
Yes, Armed Civilians Can — and Do — Stop Mass Shootings: Data ignored by the FBI show the importance of defensive gun use in bringing down active shooters
Two days after last week’s attack on an Oregon elementary school, the @AP opened a news story with a familiar claim: “Few mass shootings in the U.S. end like the deadly attack on an Oregon elementary school: with an armed civilian opening fire on the gunman.”
crimeresearch.org/2026/10/at…
#2a #guns #GFZ #gunfreezone
JMack retweeted
The Governor could call us back into session if she wanted. Democrats who have held “listening tours” and sent “strongly worded letters” to the SCC could demand their leadership call us back into session. They won’t. It’s all performative. Just more kabuki theater.
Without enforceable commitments that meaningfully prioritize ratepayers, lower energy costs, protect Virginia’s utility workforce, and advance Virginia’s energy goals, the State Corporation Commission should reject this merger.
axios.com/local/richmond/202…
JMack retweeted
Hey Shannon,
Speaking of Corrupt…..Care to comment on the employee you terminated for reporting sexual misconduct ?
Sidebar: I know Nick, and I know him to be an honorable upstanding Virginian. What you did to him is unconscionable….
courthousenews.com/fired-vir…
Politicians like Rob Wittman have exploited Washington’s culture of corruption to enrich themselves while families struggle with rising costs. They must be held accountable.
In Congress, I’ll fight to root out corruption, lower costs, and restore the public’s trust.
Read my new op-ed in @RTDNEWS.
JMack retweeted
What does it say about journalism in VA when a BALTIMORE news channel is asking the questions that every reporter in the Commonwealth should be asking.
If a senior law enforcement officer and members of the GA knew about LL’s illegal activities, I bet the VA press did too.
A day after one of Virginia’s top elected officials was indicted for leading a drug trafficking and money laundering enterprise, 7News is now digging into claims in the indictment that Virginia Senate President Louise Lucas discussed her alleged illegal multi-million-dollar drug operation with other Virginia lawmakers. bit.ly/4BoIpI2
JMack retweeted
I have been saying this for over a decade…
“Those who control the language, control the narrative.”
Way before AI was a thing.
My team and I at @mom_at_arms are some of the OGs in countering propaganda. We’ve been doing it way before many became rooted in this app.
A whole website that goes back years, including social posts. I’m very glad many of you are starting to wake up and calling it out, too, but those of us who came before you laid that foundation. We did it without X payouts and subs, too! Instead of being hired by the government, we had them at our doors and ended up on their lists.
Just let that sink in…
Did you know…
“Weapons of war” isn’t a legal term.
It’s a rhetorical phrase often used to stir emotion or rally support for regulating certain firearms. It’s a “messaging strategy.” Simple as that!
BUT…
Did you also know that “assault weapon” is what’s called an “artificial legal category?”
In other words, it’s a category lawmakers basically “made up” by writing their own definition into law.
That’s why the definition can change from one state to the next… and even beyond… because lawmakers (the majority control) decide what fits inside the category due to how they collectively “feel” about it.
To better explain it, let’s talk about an issue that has divided many across the nation, and united others: Pineapple on pizza.
Ask ten people what belongs on a “real pizza,” and you’ll get ten different answers.
A Southern Virginian such as myself, who likes living on the edge, would say, “pineapple absolutely belongs on pizza.” 💁🏻♀️ It’s my right!
Another, most likely from Northern VA or Richmond, says it’s a crime against humanity. In order to get their point across to others in their area and to build momentum, they’d call it a culinary “weapon of war.”
As word spreads of this debate across the nation, other states start to chime in.
Someone from Chicago has one opinion.
A New Yorker has another.
Californians may agree with me, but they’ll want to determine the kind of pineapple, how it’s sliced, how many pieces on each pizza, and then get you to sign papers stating you have acquired the pizza. (IYKYK)
With all that going on, it then becomes an international issue: Italy is straight up having a heart attack of sorts and news reports are going wild 😂 Lots of emotional ties to pizza. Mass hysteria!
Point being: The word “pizza” exists, right? We know the foundation of what a pizza is, BUT… what counts as a “real pizza” depends on who’s making the rules.
Anywho… this is another lesson on why messaging and who controls the language in specific debates is very important. This is one way how Gun Control groups get ahead.
The more you know 💁🏻♀️ 🍕🍍
I have been saying this for over a decade…
“Those who control the language, control the narrative.”
Way before AI was a thing.
My team and I at @mom_at_arms are some of the OGs in countering propaganda. We’ve been doing it way before many became rooted in this app.
A whole website that goes back years, including social posts. I’m very glad many of you are starting to wake up and calling it out, too, but those of us who came before you laid that foundation. We did it without X payouts and subs, too! Instead of being hired by the government, we had them at our doors and ended up on their lists.
Just let that sink in…
Did you know…
“Weapons of war” isn’t a legal term.
It’s a rhetorical phrase often used to stir emotion or rally support for regulating certain firearms. It’s a “messaging strategy.” Simple as that!
BUT…
Did you also know that “assault weapon” is what’s called an “artificial legal category?”
In other words, it’s a category lawmakers basically “made up” by writing their own definition into law.
That’s why the definition can change from one state to the next… and even beyond… because lawmakers (the majority control) decide what fits inside the category due to how they collectively “feel” about it.
To better explain it, let’s talk about an issue that has divided many across the nation, and united others: Pineapple on pizza.
Ask ten people what belongs on a “real pizza,” and you’ll get ten different answers.
A Southern Virginian such as myself, who likes living on the edge, would say, “pineapple absolutely belongs on pizza.” 💁🏻♀️ It’s my right!
Another, most likely from Northern VA or Richmond, says it’s a crime against humanity. In order to get their point across to others in their area and to build momentum, they’d call it a culinary “weapon of war.”
As word spreads of this debate across the nation, other states start to chime in.
Someone from Chicago has one opinion.
A New Yorker has another.
Californians may agree with me, but they’ll want to determine the kind of pineapple, how it’s sliced, how many pieces on each pizza, and then get you to sign papers stating you have acquired the pizza. (IYKYK)
With all that going on, it then becomes an international issue: Italy is straight up having a heart attack of sorts and news reports are going wild 😂 Lots of emotional ties to pizza. Mass hysteria!
Point being: The word “pizza” exists, right? We know the foundation of what a pizza is, BUT… what counts as a “real pizza” depends on who’s making the rules.
Anywho… this is another lesson on why messaging and who controls the language in specific debates is very important. This is one way how Gun Control groups get ahead.
The more you know 💁🏻♀️ 🍕🍍
JMack retweeted
@BarbaraComstock is not nor has she ever been a Republican. She believes that because she served in Congress as a "Republican" people actually care what she has to say. Comstock is a Democrat grifter trying to stay relevant. News flash dummy, you're not relevant and no one cares.
That is not the complete story @lukerosiak - The ID Confirmation Statement only replaces the ID. It doesn’t replace the registration check. Virginia’s Department of Elections says any registered voter without an acceptable ID may sign an ID Confirmation Statement , so poll workers still look you up in the pollbook for that precinct before giving you a regular ballot. The statement is a sworn confirmation of your identity, not proof that you’re registered. If you aren’t found on the pollbook for that precinct, you’d be offered a provisional ballot. Per the state’s provisional voter notice, a provisional ballot won’t be counted if the electoral board can’t confirm you’re qualified and registered to vote in that precinct . The board makes that determination after Election Day.
Based! 🫡
A little long… a little rambling… and somewhere along the way, I hope I actually made my point.
For those of you who make it that far. ;-)
And yes, I’m aware Bernie Sanders caucuses with the Democrats. He’s not exactly the kind of independent Matthew is advocating for… but that’s kind of my point.
At least we know where Bernie stands. Something I believe we should demand of ALL our elected officials, regardless of political affiliation.
Aaaand… there goeth my career. : - )
JMack retweeted
Yo can I get somma dat mama’s chicken?
