gadgets, tech, conservative to the core, Trump supporter, love Jesus Christ, family, USA in that order. Member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Saratoga Springs UT
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Farron Johnson retweeted
Endorsed. This is the hardball that Senate GOP should be playing to overcome Democrat obstruction and deliver on our promises to the American people.
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I talk to my bishop and my elder missionary mentor who baptized me, about what I've been going through.
Can I just say that I am so grateful to be part of a faith that has ministering brothers and sisters to help you through difficult times? I've received so many priesthood blessings and I am so grateful for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints! I feel so welcome and supported 🤍
My elder missionary mentor told me that new members like myself are often attacked by the adversary. He said that the first couple of months of your conversion are very crucial: you must stay close to the Lord because you will be challenged. Boy, was he right!
He also told me that I have a light and shouldn't hide it under a bushel. He said I should share my positivity and joy with others and rely on other faithful members to help me grow my testimony. And that's exactly what I'm going to do.
I'm not going to let the haters bring me down. I know I found the truth, and I'm not going to be afraid to proclaim it!
I'm not going anywhere 😎
Praise be Jesus Christ forever! 🙌🏼
Farron Johnson retweeted
Any Senate Republican who refuses to support our nominee @KenPaxtonTX in November has no business seeking a leadership position in the Senate Republican Conference.
Republicans and Democrats are different in ways that matter; it’s time to act like it.
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Farron Johnson retweeted
Instead of worrying about this, why don’t we simply set up nuclear power plants and desalination plants in the Pacific Ocean and literally have infinite water?
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Utah and @LGHendersonUtah: it’s time to comply with the Trump Administration’s reasonable requests for information on matters related to election security.
This should get Utah’s attention foxnews.com/politics/usps-pu…
If we only could figure out what the W is in WNBA😟
Now, listen to me very carefully!
So far, I’ve spoken with:
2 Former NBA players
3 G-League players
3 European players
They have all said that if the @WNBA doesn’t change the rules, they’re ready to join the movement and are considering coming out as women and putting their names in the 2027 #WNBA Draft.
Hear me out;
The @NBA G- League pays players $45,000 a year, while the #WNBA top players earn $1.4 Million.
Those “men” could earn an extra $1,355,000 a year by just identifying as women.
Rules are rules.
#LetFreedomPlay
Oh, that would be a shame!!!
🚨BREAKING: In a bombshell announcement, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a dire warning: "the United Nations is on the brink of total collapse" if the United States, which contributes approximately $2.2 billion to the regular budget alone, does not give to the UN.
Thoughts......??👀
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON 𝕏. LET’S GO 👏
FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING
I have good news. Our activism is working. John Thune has finally put Voter ID on the Senate floor. Here’s what is happening according to Senator Ron Johnson:
"Leader Thune just filed cloture on what I thought was a brilliant bill passed by the House. It's a ban on stock trading by members of Congress combined with Voter ID."
"What's brilliant about that is when we had the SAVE America Act on the floor, all these Democrats, now they're lying through their teeth, I'm sure, but they said, 'We're for Voter ID we're just opposed to this bill'."
"It'll be real interesting to see. Are Democrats going to vote against banning stock trading by members of Congress, but also includes Voter ID, which they all said they support?"
"So that one vote might solve an awful lot of these problems and really do probably better a better job of what we need in terms of Voter ID"
"Otherwise, we will also have the plan to at least proceed to the reconciliation package. But even there, understand what most of that reconciliation package, it's a vehicle for doing election integrity."
Keep up the pressure, @SenRonJohnson let's get this passed.
Farron Johnson retweeted
Trump should propose the same law that Argentina president Javier Milei just introduced: If politicians run a deficit, they STOP GETTING PAID.
YES! DO IT NOW!
No salaries for public officials, from the president down to members of Congress, until the budget is balanced. Public office was never supposed to be a lucrative career for narcissists and psychopaths. It was meant to be a civic duty and an obligation.
Javier Milei’s "Fiscal Shackle" law finally forces accountability. If politicians don't do their job, THEY pay the price, not the taxpayers. Why can’t we have common sense like this in America?
Well said!!
Just about every climate activist on the planet has center or far-left politics.
In fact, I have never met a conservative climate activist in my life. And when I say conservative, I’m talking about someone with real conservative values in terms of the culture war issues and having fiscally conservative / libertarian economics.
When climate activists bring up oil and gas company profits, what they are really saying is that they are envious of others who are more successful than they are. Just like all leftists, climate activists envy the rich and want Big Daddy Government to step in and redistribute wealth.
They hated O&G companies from the get go. They just needed an excuse to wage a war against the industry. Climate change became the perfect scapegoat to do that.
If you unmask a climate activist, you will unmask a socialist nearly every time.
Personally, I don’t care where our energy comes from so long as it is (1) sustainable and (2) affordable. I also think that the government should be hands-off and let consumers decide which technology (or technologies) are superior. This position allows me to be objective.
But I am never going to demonize fossil fuels because they have afforded us the best quality of life in human history, and realistically, oil and natural gas are not going anywhere anytime soon.
While EVs are indeed becoming popular in urban and suburban communities due to reduced lifetime costs and improving efficiency, unless nuclear is considered, it will be a very long time before air travel, shipping, and industrialization are powered without fossil fuels.
Farron Johnson retweeted
The benefit of these hearings is that it stirs up all of the memories of how evil the Left was during Covid.
Never forget how your school boards, teachers, politicians, and evil Leftist neighbors tried to destroy you and your freedoms,
Without a shred of regret.
Farron Johnson retweeted
It's not that John Curtis wants to go on vacation instead of passing the SAVE ACT, it's just that he already booked the radio ads and billboards telling us how he's spending his month off.
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This is how the durable medical equipment (DME) fraud scam works:
- Operate around adult daycares
- Provide “equipment” for ghost clients (wheelchairs, knee braces, etc)
- Easier to open than a bank account
- Bill Medicare for millions
EXPOSE IT ALL.
Farron Johnson retweeted
John Thune blocks everything, he even blocked Scott Presler from a South Dakota GOP event.
He needs to go.
Farron Johnson retweeted
The mainstream media’s defense today is creating a contradiction that deserves scrutiny.
Their argument is essentially this:
“China having access to over 200 million U.S. voter records isn’t a big deal because much of that information is already available from state voter databases.”
Fine. Let’s assume that’s true.
Then explain this…
For months, the federal government has requested voter roll data from states, and many states have argued that turning over those records would create unacceptable privacy and security risks.
So which is it?
If it’s too dangerous for the federal government to possess a centralized copy because of the security risks…
…why isn’t it a national security crisis if a foreign adversary can compile that same information into a massive database?
The contradiction gets even bigger.
The media says the data isn’t sensitive because it’s publicly obtainable.
The states argue it’s too sensitive to share with the federal government.
Yet if reports that China obtained and compiled this data are accurate, we’re expected to believe that’s somehow not concerning.
Regardless of politics, a foreign intelligence service with access to large-scale voter registration data could potentially use it for influence operations, targeting, profiling, or other intelligence purposes.
You can’t simultaneously argue that voter data is too sensitive to share with your own government, while dismissing concerns about a foreign adversary possessing a massive compiled database of American voter information.
Those two positions don’t fit together.
