Blake Verville retweeted
The graphic is asking people to raise their hand if Ilhan Omar should lose her citizenship and be sent out. A member of Congress is being put on the removal list in public. Do you want her out?
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Donates over $300M to save America in the midterms
Gives away $10B of his own stocks for America's children
Creates the first legitimate flying car
Lands reusable rockets
His companies employ over 150,000 people so they can provide for their families
Starlink, connecting rural America, disaster zones and war zones to the internet
Saves free speech by buying Twitter and turning it into X
No wonder the left hates him. Thank you, Elon! 🇺🇸
Blake Verville retweeted
Ilhan Omar and her husband's so-called "winery," known as "eStCru LLC," was never even real. They were caught selling empty barrels of wine, and it was shutdown for FRAUD.
There was no physical location of the winery, no contact to the business, their public media was abandoned, and Omar's 3rd husband, Tim Mynett was caught defrauding investors, who was then sued, which then somehow the business in 2023 went from being valued at around $15,000 to $5,000,000 in 2024...
To top it all off, one of the so-called wine's labels was literally called "The Devil's Lie."
This, ladies and gentlemen is called theft and money laundering 101.
It's time for Ilhan Omar to be removed from government, prosecuted, and or kicked out of this country for good, because her entire citizenship, name, family history is also allegedly fake as well.
Amen, sir. Well done.
Oh do I have a true story for you today…
Trip to Walmart today, I saw
an elderly lady stocking shelves. She dropped an item, I picked it up for her. In a very feeble voice, she says thank you. I asked how old she was, in her late 80’s. We talked a minute or two, she is going through so much, trying to survive.
I gave her a $100 bill, told her to get something she needed.
Why is anyone this old, in the United States, working? Why do politicians insist on taking care of the rest of the world? I'll never understand it, they are suppose to work for us!
Something needs to change. All I see is no respect, no discipline, no morals, want everything free!
It's a damn shame! People wonder why I hate politicians so bad!
We need term limits, NOW!
I’m not a millionaire, struggle myself. But, I’ll be damned if I’ll watch an elderly person, near 90 years old do this shit, just to survive!
Blake Verville retweeted
His little brother fell 100 feet. He went down after him.
A 3-year-old boy plunged nearly 100 feet down a cliff and disappeared beneath the freezing water of a creek. Before rescuers could reach him, his 7-year-old brother went down the very same cliff to try to save his life.
Dakota Duke was hiking with his family in Oklahoma when his little brother, Riley, slipped over the edge. Dakota did not hesitate. He scrambled down the steep, rocky slope, injuring himself along the way, until he reached the water below.
Riley was underwater, badly hurt, and Dakota was not strong enough to pull him out. So the 7-year-old jumped into the freezing creek, grabbed his little brother, and lifted his head above the surface. He held him there, refusing to let him slip beneath the water again as rescuers raced to reach them.
Riley suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs, and a serious brain injury. Dakota needed stitches himself. But both boys survived. After everything they had been through, they were eventually back home together.
Dakota was only 7 years old. He could not carry his brother to safety, but he did the one thing that mattered most: he kept him breathing until help arrived. Thank God!
Blake Verville retweeted
Michelle Obama has been ordered to repay a grant she received for maintaining the White House vegetable garden five years after she left the executive mansion.
The grant, approved by Joe Biden, was a $1.2 million cash grab, considering the garden had been torn out and replaced by First Lady Melania Trump in 2019.
DC District Court Judge Joseph Barron signed the order for Obama to repay the "obviously fraudulent" grant within 30 days and recommended the file be sent to the Justice Department for criminal review.
The fake grant was uncovered early last year during a DOGE audit of the Obama White House.
What's your response to this......??👀
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON X. LET’S GO 👏
W.H.G
Blake Verville retweeted
DO YOU SUPPORT TRUMP VOIDING AUTOPEN PARDONS FOR DR. FAUCI, LIZ CHENEY AND ADAM SCHIFF?
Blake Verville retweeted
Peggy Flanagan refuses to name the problem: Somali gang violence.
Minnesotans shouldn’t have to fear bullets flying at high school football games.
I’m proud to be endorsed by the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association and the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis.
In the U.S. Senate, I’ll stand with law enforcement, crack down on Somali gang violence, and hold violent criminals accountable. Minnesota deserves safe communities and leaders who confront the hard truths.
Blake Verville retweeted
When I turned nineteen, my uncle Ray handed me a small brass key on a piece of string.
"It's for my lake cabin," he said.
"Use it only when you have nowhere else to go."
I laughed and put it in my jewelry box.
For nine years, I never touched it.
I got through a bad breakup without it.
I got through losing a job without it.
I told myself that was what being an adult meant.
Last month, I sat in my car outside my apartment at 1 a.m.
I had just been laid off and dumped in the same week.
My landlord had left a notice on my door.
I had forty dollars and a quarter tank of gas.
I realized I had nowhere else to go.
So I drove three hours to the lake.
The key was still in my glove box, where I had moved it years ago.
The cabin was dark.
My hands shook as I put the key in the lock.
It turned.
The porch light flicked on by itself.
I walked in and stopped.
There was a pot of soup on the stove, still warm.
A quilt was folded on the couch.
The fireplace was already laid with logs, waiting for a match.
On the table sat an envelope with my name on it.
Inside was a note in Uncle Ray's handwriting.
"If you're reading this, I've kept the porch light on for nine years. Stay as long as you need. The soup is lentil. Don't tell your aunt I made it badly."
I read it twice.
Then I heard a truck pull up outside.
Uncle Ray came through the door with a bag of groceries.
He was sixty-eight and out of breath.
He didn't ask a single question.
He just said, "You took your time."
I started crying.
He put the groceries down and hugged me.
"I've been waiting nine years to be useful," he said.
I stayed for three weeks.
He never once mentioned rent, or jobs, or what I should do next.
On my last morning, he handed the brass key back to me.
"Keep it," he said.
It's on my keyring now.
Tied to it is a new piece of string, and a tag in his handwriting.
"No emergency required."
Blake Verville retweeted
🚨BREAKING: A British teenager is going viral after saying: “They are forcing us to learn about Islam and prophet Mohammed in school. I don’t want to learn about that. I want to learn about my culture. I'm proud to be English!”
Do you agree with him?
Blake Verville retweeted
BREAKING: A New York City watchdog group organized by Citizen Journalist Nick Shirley has uncovered a "free grocery store" scam that is raking in millions for the Mamdani family.
According to the group, Mamdani's brother, Eli Mohammed Mamdani, has been buying decrepit old buildings from the city for next to nothing.
"The plan was simple," said local Shirley Watchdog Chapter leader Joseph Barron, "The mayor's brother buys condemned property from the city for pennies on the dollar, then he sells it right back for the 'free grocery store' program at market value."
Once the city has the property it already owned, Mamdani hires his cousin Rufus Theodore Mamdani's construction company to bring it up to code.
"All told, each store could rake in as much as $5 million for the Mamdani family."
That's how communism works.
What's your response to this......??👀
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON X. LET’S GO 👏
W.H.G
Blake Verville retweeted
As an Air Force vet, this one hurts.
Last night in San Antonio, 23,000 fans packed the Alamodome for UTSA vs. Navy on Salute to Armed Forces and Veterans night. Four airmen climbed to the rafters to rappel down and kick it off. Halfway down, one of them lost control.
The band stopped. The crowd went dead silent. The only word anyone got was a call for prayers.
He didn't make it.
He was an instructor who trained young airmen to go out with soldiers and Marines and call in air support when things get ugly. He spent his days getting others ready for the worst. And he died on a night meant to say thank you to people like him.
Somewhere tonight a family got the knock nobody wants. Pray for them.
Rest easy, airman.
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Blake Verville retweeted
When America's justice system works harder to protect career criminals and repeat offenders than it does to protect the innocent, our children pay the price.
Logan Federico was murdered by a monster with nearly 40 arrests and 25 felonies.
Every arrest was a chance to keep him off the streets. Every arrest was an opportunity to save Logan's life. And every time, the system let him walk.
Violent career criminals keep getting chance after chance while innocent young women lose their only one.
We will not stop until our justice system puts the innocent first.
Justice for Logan.
Blake Verville retweeted
To Emmanuel Macron:
In my great-grandmother's France, most leaders would have controlled this beast within a week.
If I were you today, with the French blood that boils in my veins seeing this couple humiliated this way, stripped naked in the middle of your streets, left helpless, vulnerable, and plundered of their dignity, I would have sent within a matter of hours ALL of these savages back to the rat holes where they belong.
This is not France, you coward. This is islamist jihad and you're failing your nation to these 7th century desert beasts.
How dare you sit upon your comfortable seat in Paris while the realm you were sworn to defend falls to utter savagery?
Hear this, and hear it well: a ruler who cannot secure the innocence of his elders against lawless mobs has forfeited the right to command respect.
Rise the fuck up and restore order, or history will remember you not as a leader, but as the coward who stood by while his nation was sacked before his very eyes!
Imbécile.
Blake Verville retweeted
🚨BREAKING: The five Hamas terrorists who gang-raped and murdered Shani Louk — leaving her unconscious, bloodied, and dumped in a pickup truck — have been hunted down worldwide by the IDF and Mossad and eliminated.
Justice delivered.
#ShaniLouk #Israel #HamasTerrorists
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Blake Verville retweeted
The single best parenting lesson I ever received was through an interaction with my dad when I was 12.
I’d tried out for this baseball all star team. The coaches called to say they were taking 16 players and I was the 17th on the list. I didn't make it.
I was devastated. It was my first real experience with a failure. I went to my room crying.
My dad walked into my room and sat next to me.
He said:
"I know you're upset. I get it. But here are the three things the coaches said you needed to work on. Let's go out every day this summer and work on them together."
And we did. He took me out to the local field damn near every single day that summer. He’d get home from a long day of work and I’d be waiting with a bucket of balls, bat, and glove. We’d play until it was too dark to see.
At the time, I didn’t think anything of it. Now, as a parent myself, I realize the energy it required for him to come home and do that, day after day.
I came back the next year a completely different player. Years later, when I got a scholarship to play at Stanford, I still thought back to that summer as the turning point.
It took me having my own son to realize the parenting lesson in all of this.
My dad had two options in that moment:
1. Tell me the coaches were idiots. They were wrong. They made a mistake. I was the best player.
2. Acknowledge my disappointment. Reframe it as a growth opportunity. Support me to go after it.
It would have been easier to choose Option 1. I would have been happier to hear it. But it would have had a lasting negative impact on my life.
There was a big difference between what I wanted to hear and what I needed to hear.
My dad subtly reframed that failure as an opportunity. Then he showed up to help me capitalize on it.
He handed me my agency in that moment and made sure I never let it go.
I'll never forget that.
Today is his 71st birthday. I couldn’t be more grateful for the life and legacy he’s created.
Happy Birthday, Dad. I love you.
