Bexter Jones

Here's a fix for America. Doing these few things will fix America and keep us a Constitutional Republic. These things were done by both parties DOGE should be kept and executed on every level of our national government. The 1996 Telecommunication Act has to be reversed and stop the monopoly of media. Six companies own 90% of media viewers and listeners. Stop Big Pharma ads in media Reverse the Reagan National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 Keep borders closed Voter ids and only citizen's vote No sanctuary cities or states. One law one people. Fire any elected official that does not uphold their oath of office in any matter Clean out the Southern District of NY!!!!!! No taxes on people except sales and local taxes Dissolve IRS and most 3 letter agencies.

The writing is in the wall

Hmmmmmmm Somethings Up!!!

Executive Order 13848

So funny!!!

Very important to know what really been going on!!! @Martina @laralogan @TuckerCarlson @andweknow @C__Herridge @joeroganhq

By God's grace and design, Americans been given a government where we have "choice" to become a nation based on truth and righteousness OR a nation that promotes and is apathic to evil in our World. What do you choose. #VoteRedToSaveAmerica #VoteRed #VOTE

In his own words.

This says it all.

Lots of cowboy hats and boots voting in Leander and Cedar Park Texas!!! Lines around the block Over an hour wait!!!

Lines around the block in Cedar Park Texas!!!! It’s been this way all day!!! #earlyvote #Texas #Paxton @KenPaxtonTX @GregAbbott_TX @laralogan @realDonaldTrump @joeroganhq

Here's the difference between saying "from" and "at".......Deception everywhere!!! Question for Grok. Do these two statements mean the same thing? Representative James Talarico has never received treatment from Lindner Center of Hope. Representative James Talarico has never received treatment at Lindner Center of Hope. Thought for 12s No, the two statements do not mean exactly the same thing, though they are close in ordinary language. Official wording Lindner Center of Hope’s public statement (posted on X) uses the first version: “Representative James Talarico has never received treatment from Lindner Center of Hope.” Some secondary reports paraphrase it with “at,” but that is not the center’s wording. The distinction In a healthcare context (especially a facility like Lindner that offers inpatient, residential, and outpatient care), the prepositions create a meaningful difference: “Treatment from Lindner Center of Hope” focuses on the provider. It says the center itself (its employed clinicians, its programs, treatment billed or delivered under its name) never treated him. “Treatment at Lindner Center of Hope” focuses on the location. It says he never received treatment while physically present at the facility. Hospitals and specialized centers routinely grant admitting or practice privileges to independent/outside physicians. In those arrangements, a patient can receive care at the physical facility while the treating physician is not an employee of the center. In that scenario, a statement that someone “never received treatment from the center” can be technically accurate even if treatment occurred at the site under a privileged doctor. This is the distinction noted in contemporaneous commentary around the statement: the center’s choice of “from” is narrower and can remain true under certain privilege arrangements, whereas “at” would more directly address presence and treatment on the premises. Bottom line In casual speech the two phrases are often treated as interchangeable. In the precise context of how mental-health facilities operate and the specific wording Lindner chose, they are not identical. The “from” version is the one the center issued and is the more limited denial.

This statement that Lindner made can be absolutely correct and deceptive at the same time. They have staff doctors but according to Grok they can have outside doctors "give the treatment" and use the facility......meaning that a patient would never "receive treatment" from the center but from their doctor who has privileges at the facility.

This statement that Linder made can be absolutely correct and deceptive at the same time. They have staff doctors but according to Grok they can have outside doctors "give the treatment" and use the facility......meaning that a patient would never "receive treatment" from the center but from their doctor who has privileges at the facility.

The Lord tells us four times in His word the He "reveals all that is hidden and done in secret into the light" Luke 12:2 Mark 4:22 Matt10:26 Luke 8:17