Love the MN Vikings, Chi Cubs, NASCAR, 💯% Irish and proud ☘️#BackTheBlue, #BackTheMilitary. Greatest accomplishment, Mom of two. #foreverkelleysmom 💚💔
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Sandra Day O’Connor, President Bush, General Colin Powell, Joe Biden, JFK Jr. (be still my heart. As beautiful on the inside as he was on the outside).
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This woman is a vindictive bitch. And a traitor. I sincerely hope she is held accountable.
🚨 WOW! Traitor Elissa Slotkin just got caught on undercover video admitting they’re going after Trump and his cabinet.
She said Democrats already have “signature cases” lined up for EVERY committee to prosecute the most “egregious” ones the moment they take the majority.
She even went to Hungary to study how they cleaned up after removing their “authoritarian leader.” Then she named the White House ballroom, the reflecting pool, and $200 million from Defense.
“That’s what you’ll see basically in January.”
These people are absolutely sick. They are everything they claim Trump is. 👇
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@SenatorSlotkin, are you planning to prosecute your political opposition? Vote Red next week so we can finally crush the Democrat party!
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Wait a minute. You mean a former CIA agent and current Senator admitted to going to a foreign country and plotting against our duly elected President?
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Abdul El Sayed bizarrely attacks Pete Hegseth for sucking at sports in high school and rips his mom for cheering for him. (Pete played college basketball at Princeton and was an all state basketball player). This is just strange. Abdul is a weird dude.
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Well, that was unexpected.
Kid Rock won over Bill Maher’s audience with an epic monologue about the degradation of the modern-day Democrat Party and how progressive politics are teaching kids to hate America.
The moment the audience heard his final line, they erupted into applause.
ROCK: “A Democrat’s never scared me being in office until just recently when all this crazy stuff has popped up.”
“I think Bill Clinton loves the country. I believed Obama loved our country.”
“Now these whack jobs are coming in here and I’m like, wait a minute… even if they don’t hate the country as a whole they hate a big portion of it, and they’re spewing this.”
“And I believe our teachers have been a big problem, you know indoctrinating these kids for a long time now.”
“We’re starting to see the fruition, they’re starting to raise up, I’m a victim and everything’s bad and America is just a big racist piece of sh*t country.”
“Bad, bad America and we’re not celebrating what makes us great, which all of us being different and being together.”
“Being the greatest country in the world!”
It’s pretty seldom that a Republican gets cheers and applause from a liberal crowd with such an unapologetically patriotic message.
This was a great moment.
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Kid Rock has Bill Maher’s audience hanging on every word as he delivers a surprisingly thorough takedown of Abdul El-Sayed.
Bill Maher tried to interject. Kid Rock didn’t let him.
KID ROCK: “Can I tell you about Abdul El-Sayed? ... He wrote an op-ed in college supporting the Egyptian president, who was absolutely with the Muslim Brotherhood, and even called on him to purge the police and the media.”
“If that’s not enough for you, in the last debate in Michigan with his candidate, Mike Rogers, they were asked point blank: ‘Who is a bigger threat to America, Iran or Israel?’ Mike Rogers: Iran. Abdul — asked him twice, couldn’t answer the question.”
“If that’s not enough for you, throw a big helping of socialism on top. And people talk about assimilation too all the time, right? This man very much is assimilated. Good education, well-spoken, even a good-looking guy.”
“You know who else assimilated very well? ... The Fort Hood shooter... So it scares the hell out of me, this Islamic extremism. Is he a wolf in sheep’s clothing, or is he just a wolf in wolf’s clothing?”
CONTEXT: Kid Rock grew up picking apples on his family’s orchard in Romeo, Michigan, and got his start DJing house parties around Detroit, where people said the white kid “rocked” the turntables. That’s how he got his name.
His Michigan roots run deep. He even teased a Senate run in 2017, and it’s clear he has no intention of letting someone like El-Sayed take over his home state without a fight.
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I don’t care who the hell he thinks he is. He has NO respect for the Country that afforded him the opportunity to become a multimillionaire.
#MoveToChina
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If the WNBA tanks it’s of their own making. they’re owned by the NBA who puts up with LaBron James and his disrespectful antics during the National Anthem. It’s a disgrace to all viewers especially our Veterans 🇺🇸
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I take care of ill Veterans during their last days. One gentleman was in Vietnam and was sprayed with agent orange, he developed Parkinson’s from it. He succumbed to this horrible disease 2 years ago. He is a casualty of war. Miss you PP.
Stayed humble to the day she left us.
#Irreplaceable
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Clarification:
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Canada is playing fast and loose with MAID.
WHO is running this Dr. Frankenstein?!?
She couldn't cook for her family anymore, so she asked to die.
Canada said yes.
The woman, in her 70s, felt she had lost her value to her household.
She was approved for MAID.
Two University of Toronto doctors, Gary Rodin and Madeline Li, told her story in the New York Times, warning the system is far too permissive.
Then she got counselling.
Her family made it clear they loved who she was, not what she did for them. She cancelled.
She was at Christmas dinner that year.
Canada had already signed off on her missing it.
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LaBron James needs to take a page out of former Chicago Bulls great Michael Jordans playbook. You’re no MJ, he’s got class. LJ stop with the antics during the National Anthem, you are (to me) the epitome of the ugly American.
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I hope the WNBA tanks, if they do. It will be by their own making.
Take a page out of the NASCAR playbook, every driver, pit crew, owners and sponsors take their hats off with hand on their heart during the National Anthem. That’s respect 🇺🇸
Canada is playing fast and loose with MAID.
WHO is running this Dr. Frankenstein?!?
She couldn't cook for her family anymore, so she asked to die.
Canada said yes.
The woman, in her 70s, felt she had lost her value to her household.
She was approved for MAID.
Two University of Toronto doctors, Gary Rodin and Madeline Li, told her story in the New York Times, warning the system is far too permissive.
Then she got counselling.
Her family made it clear they loved who she was, not what she did for them. She cancelled.
She was at Christmas dinner that year.
Canada had already signed off on her missing it.
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🇺🇸 Decades after the Vietnam War, Patti Ehline attended an event where a man approached her with words she never expected:
"You were my nurse in Vietnam."
Because before surgery, when fear gripped him and the future was uncertain, Patti had leaned close and whispered:
"I’ll take good care of you."
It was the last voice he heard before losing consciousness. More than fifty years later, he still remembered every word. Patti was just 22 when she arrived in Vietnam in 1968 — the war’s deadliest year. As an Army nurse in evacuation hospitals, she faced a relentless pace: helicopters landing day and night, each arrival bringing urgent decisions that could mean life or death. There were no easy shifts, no predictable days, only constant urgency.
She worked through exhaustion, danger, and uncertainty, caring for soldiers whose lives had changed in an instant. For many, survival depended not only on medics and surgeons, but on nurses like Patti — someone willing to stand beside them in their hardest moments.
Years later, Patti became an advocate for veterans and those carrying the unseen burdens of war. Yet one encounter remained unforgettable: a man she barely remembered, who remembered her for a lifetime. Not for a medal, not for a procedure, but for a promise kept in the darkest hour — comfort, hope, and care.
#TheVietnamWar #ArmyNurses
