An unforgettable birthday dinner for Joseph, hosted by Grandpa at the White House. ❤️ Thirteen is off to quite a start!

Ok yes it’s true I went to CH All the rumors are true I hereby declare that: Chabad is no longer part of Klal Yisroel Yeinam yayin nesech Also if you have Chabad neighbors don’t eat their challah as it’s worse than pas palter - it’s paas Baal habayis which is Assur l’chol hadeyos

The language on both sides is painful and problematic...so much Torah is being learned, so much of Klal Yisroel is back in Eretz Yisroel, so many mitzvos are once again being performed that were lost for generations in obscurity, such a shefa of ruchnius and gashmius keeps descending on us...and yet the Beis Hamikdosh seems further away than ever. לא מצא הקב"ה כלי מחזיק ברכה לישראל אלא השלום We never seem to learn.

Hellmann's mayo McCormick spices Cholula hot sauce Frank's RedHot What do these products have in common? One company could soon control them all. I have concerns that McCormick and Unilever's $45 billion merger could increase YOUR grocery prices.

NEW QUANTUS INSIGHTS TEXAS SENATE POLL | October 13, 2026 Our latest survey finds Ken Paxton and James Talarico essentially tied in Texas’ U.S. Senate race, with 23 days remaining until Election Day at the close of fieldwork. 📊 U.S. Senate Ballot 🔴 Ken Paxton (R): 47.2% 🔵 James Talarico (D): 46.7% ⚪️ Ted Brown (L): 2.2% ⚪️ Undecided: 3.9% — Paxton +0.5. Neither candidate reaches 50%, with Brown’s support and the undecided share totaling 6.1%. –––––––––––––––––––––––––– Demographic Results: 📊 Gender • Women: Talarico +10 • Men: Paxton +12 📊 Age • 18–29: Talarico +33 • 30–44: Talarico +13 • 45–64: Paxton +4 • 65+: Paxton +17 📊 Race / Ethnicity • White: Paxton +23 • Hispanic: Talarico +18 • Black: Talarico +72 📊 Party • Republicans: Paxton 87% /Talarico 7% • Democrats: Talarico 95% / Paxton 2% • Independents: Talarico 52% / Paxton 37% 📊 Geography • Urban: Talarico +26 • Suburban: Paxton 50% / Talarico 45% • Rural: Paxton +34 –––––––––––––––––––––––––– 📊 Candidate Favorability • Paxton: 45.8% favorable / 51.8% unfavorable • Talarico: 48.6% favorable / 46.8% unfavorable 📊 In Step With Texas? We asked whether each candidate’s views and values are in line with most Texans or out of step: • Paxton: 48.6% in line / 47.7% out of step • Talarico: 45.5% in line / 48.3% out of step 📊 Social-Circle Vote Perception Who do voters think their friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors will support? • Mostly or almost all Paxton: 43.1% • Mostly or almost all Talarico: 41.7% • About evenly split: 4.5% • Not sure: 10.6% — Paxton +1.4 in perceived support. 📊 2024 Presidential Vote Recall • Trump: 51.5% • Harris: 41.1% — Trump +10.4. –––––––––––––––––––––––––– October 9–11, 2026 · 854 full sample · 839 voters-only ballot base · MoE ±3.6 percentage points Full report and methodology: quantusinsights [dot] org/polling

It’s really good that internal polling isn’t inherently more accurate than public polling. Because this is data that actually is quite dangerous to share publicly. Also, generic ballot this year is not R and D tied.

Mark Halperin says he believes Kansas is the 2nd-most likely Republican Senate seat to flip to Democrats in the 2026 midterms. 1st most likely is North Carolina.

$276M holy shlit

Good things happen when you actually target @GarrettWilson_V

הערב בקבוצות של פעילי יהדות התורה ושס. הצביעות.

Good Shabbos to all those looking for a new beginning. ❤️‍🩹

Zohran Mamdani’s tweet on Oct. 7 “has caused me to drop my objection to people calling him anti-Semitic because he’s not a stupid guy,” says @MarkHalperin. The mayor’s statement denouncing Israel’s role in Gaza “ignores the fact that Hamas puts its offices in hospitals and where civilians are. Hamas is the reason that this has happened. And like I said, if people want to call that guy anti-Semitic now, it’s okay with me. And that’s a big change for me.”

So you’re taking advice on how Jews should talk to Jews from a hostile Baptist.

When you say “my loyalties are first and foremost and always with the United States of America and no other country” you are implying that others (aka Jewish supporters of Israel) are not to first and foremost loyal to the U.S. — which is antisemitism.

Davening while wearing a black fidora and mismatched blazer with shiny elbows brings your tefillah closer to Hashem.

I will just say that @willchamberlain has been a great ally who has pushed back against antisemitism and the unhinged and irrational anti-Zionism that has swept a corner of the right. I have no doubt what he is saying comes from a good place in his heart. But with respect, I think he is being too charitable here. Jewish conservatives don't go around accusing everybody of being antisemitic willy nilly, which is the message from speakers that NatCon choose to promote on its X feed (I confess I did not watch the whole conference). We have very specific and detailed criticisms. So when we see antisemitism exploding, it puts us in a terrible bind in which we either ignore all the lies and let the worst flare up of antisemitism that any of us have known in our lifetimes spread further, or call it out and be told that calling it out is what is truly causing the antisemitism because we're just a bunch of woke scolds. Tucker gets to make the case that the world would have been better off if Hitler won WWII, but when we point out why his argument is not only morally twisted but historically illiterate, these people will say "those Jews are out to silence Tucker because he is a critic of Israel." In reality, they are the ones trying to hide the truth and silence intellectually honest people from calling out what is actually happening. But we won't be cowed into silence.