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Please, pray 🙏 for me. If you know of a Biblically Sound, Stick to the Word of God (alone), Local Church Family that needs a Pastor, I'm available. Please, pray 🙏 for God to open up the doors for my next steps in pastoral ministry:
Link: NLFJI.org/PastorAndy/
Andy Thomas retweeted
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So many thoughts about this. While her statement here is true, I can still see (in my mind‘s eye) this woman chasing Governor DeSantis around his hotel in Iowa shrieking at him. The same woman who claimed Casey DeSantis did not have cancer…
33% chance Vance is the 2028 GOP nominee.
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Andy Thomas retweeted
Andy Thomas retweeted
Ron DeSantis isn’t ruling out a 2028 presidential run, but says Republicans need to take a hard look at what happened in the midterms.
“If we’re not competitive in a state like Texas, we obviously aren’t going to be competitive nationally.”
He calls the results a wake-up call for the Republican Party and questions what needs to change before 2028.
“Last night should be a wake-up call for our party.”
Andy Thomas retweeted
Ron DeSantis has been in the news lately.
So, I thought it'd be fun to pull this out of the archives.
In October 2024, shortly after Hurricane Milton struck Florida, DeSantis body bagged a news reporter who criticized his lack of climate change policy and tried to box him into a corner about the tornadoes (spawned in Milton's rainbands) and their supposed relation to global warming.
And unlike most politicians who dodge the questions they're asked, Governor DeSantis took it head-on and beat him like a drum, saying,
🗨️ “Tornadoes? I think you can go back and find tornadoes for all of human history for sure. How does this storm rate in the history of storms? I think it hit with a barometric pressure of about 950 millibars (my correction: it was 954). If you go back to 1851, there's probably been 27 hurricanes that have had lower—so the lower the barometric pressure—the stronger it is—I think there have been about 27 hurricanes that have had lower barometric pressure on landfall than Milton did, and of those, 17 occurred prior to 1960.”
But DeSantis wasn't finished.
He continued bringing the data saying,
🗨️ “The most powerful hurricane on record since the 1950s in the state of Florida occurred in the 1930s—the Labor Day Hurricane. The barometric pressure on that was 892 millibars. It totally wiped out the Keys; we've never seen anything like it [since]. And that remains, heads and shoulders, above any powerful hurricane that we've ever had in the state of Florida. The most deadly hurricane we've ever had was in 1928—the Okeechobee Hurricane. It killed over 4,000 people. Fortunately, we aren't going to have anything close to that [with Milton].”
The best part about all of this?
This info he rattled off the top of his head came from a post of MINE on X.
Andy Thomas retweeted
#IslamIsFromSatan #IslamIsEvil ... #YouHaveBeenWarned #NoExcuses . . .
I preached on this, years ago, from the pulpit ... we are seeing this all play out - and it was all predicted in the Bible, step-by-step ... I tried to warn folks ... this is playing out, and was predicted, BECAUSE people would fail to heed the warnings from God and His Holy Word ...
for more, please, go to: NLFJI.org/AC/ and NLFJI.org/NextThings/
again, I really tried to warn folks about the spread of Islam and their goal of the global Islamic Caliphate ...
Many idiots think that "Israel is the problem" or the "Joos are the problem" ... dummies ... it is Islam, and has been for over 1400 years ... history, folks, it's history ...
#IslamIsFromSatan #IslamIsEvil ... #YouHaveBeenWarned #NoExcuses . . .
I preached on this, years ago, from the pulpit ... we are seeing this all play out - and it was all predicted in the Bible, step-by-step ... I tried to warn folks ... this is playing out, and was predicted, BECAUSE people would fail to heed the warnings from God and His Holy Word ...
for more, please, go to: NLFJI.org/AC/ and NLFJI.org/NextThings/
again, I really tried to warn folks about the spread of Islam and their goal of the global Islamic Caliphate ...
Many idiots think that "Israel is the problem" or the "Joos are the problem" ... dummies ... it is Islam, and has been for over 1400 years ... history, folks, it's history ...
Ron DeSantis has been in the news lately.
So, I thought it'd be fun to pull this out of the archives.
In October 2024, shortly after Hurricane Milton struck Florida, DeSantis body bagged a news reporter who criticized his lack of climate change policy and tried to box him into a corner about the tornadoes (spawned in Milton's rainbands) and their supposed relation to global warming.
And unlike most politicians who dodge the questions they're asked, Governor DeSantis took it head-on and beat him like a drum, saying,
🗨️ “Tornadoes? I think you can go back and find tornadoes for all of human history for sure. How does this storm rate in the history of storms? I think it hit with a barometric pressure of about 950 millibars (my correction: it was 954). If you go back to 1851, there's probably been 27 hurricanes that have had lower—so the lower the barometric pressure—the stronger it is—I think there have been about 27 hurricanes that have had lower barometric pressure on landfall than Milton did, and of those, 17 occurred prior to 1960.”
But DeSantis wasn't finished.
He continued bringing the data saying,
🗨️ “The most powerful hurricane on record since the 1950s in the state of Florida occurred in the 1930s—the Labor Day Hurricane. The barometric pressure on that was 892 millibars. It totally wiped out the Keys; we've never seen anything like it [since]. And that remains, heads and shoulders, above any powerful hurricane that we've ever had in the state of Florida. The most deadly hurricane we've ever had was in 1928—the Okeechobee Hurricane. It killed over 4,000 people. Fortunately, we aren't going to have anything close to that [with Milton].”
The best part about all of this?
This info he rattled off the top of his head came from a post of MINE on X.
Andy Thomas retweeted
Ron DeSantis has been in the news lately.
So, I thought it'd be fun to pull this out of the archives.
In October 2024, shortly after Hurricane Milton struck Florida, DeSantis body bagged a news reporter who criticized his lack of climate change policy and tried to box him into a corner about the tornadoes (spawned in Milton's rainbands) and their supposed relation to global warming.
And unlike most politicians who dodge the questions they're asked, Governor DeSantis took it head-on and beat him like a drum, saying,
🗨️ “Tornadoes? I think you can go back and find tornadoes for all of human history for sure. How does this storm rate in the history of storms? I think it hit with a barometric pressure of about 950 millibars (my correction: it was 954). If you go back to 1851, there's probably been 27 hurricanes that have had lower—so the lower the barometric pressure—the stronger it is—I think there have been about 27 hurricanes that have had lower barometric pressure on landfall than Milton did, and of those, 17 occurred prior to 1960.”
But DeSantis wasn't finished.
He continued bringing the data saying,
🗨️ “The most powerful hurricane on record since the 1950s in the state of Florida occurred in the 1930s—the Labor Day Hurricane. The barometric pressure on that was 892 millibars. It totally wiped out the Keys; we've never seen anything like it [since]. And that remains, heads and shoulders, above any powerful hurricane that we've ever had in the state of Florida. The most deadly hurricane we've ever had was in 1928—the Okeechobee Hurricane. It killed over 4,000 people. Fortunately, we aren't going to have anything close to that [with Milton].”
The best part about all of this?
This info he rattled off the top of his head came from a post of MINE on X.
