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Psalm 140
A Prayer for Protection
Save me, Lord, from evildoers; keep me safe from violent people. They are always plotting evil, always stirring up quarrels. Their tongues are like deadly snakes; their words are like a cobra's poison. ...
Hey Clinton can you get this out there? Welcome.us and C40.org/cities Covid 19 and the invasion were both planned before Trump. Check out who the board of directors are for Welcome.us 😤
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This is the one to break the most people
An attractive white girl who gives no fucks gets rich , we can do this
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FOLLOW THE MONEY: CHUCK SCHUMER'S FAMILY AND THE CORPORATE LOBBYING NETWORK.
Chuck Schumer is Seeking Majority Leader and says Washington needs to clean up corruption. Fine. Let's examine his own family connections.
• Daughter Jessica Schumer was a registered Amazon lobbyist. In September 2026, she reportedly moved to OpenAI to oversee policy and partnerships across the Northeast.
• Daughter Alison Schumer has worked for Meta, Facebook's parent company.
• Son-in-law Michael Shapiro joined Blackstone as managing director of government affairs in 2022, just as Congress was negotiating legislation affecting private-equity taxation.
• At least 39 registered federal lobbyists have disclosed previous employment in Schumer's office. Their clients include major financial, healthcare and corporate interests.
In 2022, Chuck Schumer controlled whether two bipartisan bills aimed at reining in Big Tech would receive a Senate vote. His daughter Jessica was lobbying for Amazon, and his daughter Alison worked for Meta. Both companies opposed the legislation.
Schumer insisted the votes weren't there. The bills' sponsors disputed that claim. He never brought either bill to a vote. Both died. The companies got the outcome they wanted.
Schumer's family connections deserved scrutiny then, and they still do.
Now his daughter is reportedly working in AI policy while Congress considers how to regulate the industry.
What access do these companies have to Schumer's office? What legislation have their lobbyists sought to influence? Has Schumer recused himself from decisions directly affecting his family's employers?
If family connections to powerful officials warrant scrutiny when Republicans are involved, the same standard should apply to Democratic leadership.
Transparency cannot be a partisan privilege.
FOLLOW THE MONEY. FOLLOW THE FAMILY CONNECTIONS. FOLLOW THE LEGISLATION.
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Peter Edward Rose deserves the pardon AND the baseball hall of fame!
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OMG, I’m dead! 💀
He said Marines make Satan question his career choices! 🤣
This is worth listening to all the way through, but be ready for an ab workout from laughing so hard!
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Hiiii frens.. i ask that yall lift me in prayers tonight... me and b actually... tonrow is vets day and he's been in bleak spot... and I've not been feeling too good either.. my heart rate is going pretty crazy and my Graves disease is flaring..i do have heart dr tests coming up so hopefully I get answers... but right now my concern is alll on b... so if yall don't mind lifting him in love and prayer with me.. I'll be greatful.. love you all...God bless and keep you 🫂💕🙏
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Western Montana weather in 30 seconds… or so for November 10, 2026. #mtwx #Montana #showers #highpressure #inversion
Full forecast: nbcmontana.com/weather
Bigger and bigger until it's bigger than government itself
I worked for a small company in a state-regulated niche industry that drug manufacturers did not like. Our industry association hired a lobbying firm to help us make our case on the Hill and push back on FDA overreach, the foundation of which was from pharma industry lobbying firms. I spent 15 years going to the Hill to tell our story and over those years learned that 1) The more money you give, the more likely you are to meet the member. Only a little money, you meet with the legislative correspondent. 2) When you do meet with the member, they nod and lead you to believe they understand your plight and will help, but they almost never do, and when they do they send a letter asking questions that are sidestepped and gaslit by the agency. You know that there are multiple more pharma lobbyists on the Hill than there are members of Congress. 3) When your lobbying firm sets up a meeting with an important member, like one on a committee that deals with your issues, they send a former member of Congress, a former staffer to the member you are meeting with (or close allies always the same party), or a family member of someone important in government. Even after we generated 90,000 letters to Congress on our issue, we could not push back on FDA, and they continue to generate Guidance without statutory authority to do so and there is little we can do about it. The system is rigged for big pharma, big ag, big food, big energy, etc.
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If a “nonprofit” hospital can afford to sponsor 3 professional sports teams, the Houston Ballet, Symphony and Opera and the Houston Rodeo, then it can afford to pay property taxes!
Audit them! #txlege
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I asked sixty Japanese people one question.
"If every American could hear you for ten seconds, what would you say?"
Here's what Japan wants you to know.
"Your dogs are too big. Please send one anyway." (Boy, 8)
"Please stop putting ice in everything. Also, never stop." (Housewife, 45, two years in Georgia)
"Your movies taught me that the nerd wins in the end. I am the nerd. Thank you for lying to me. It worked." (University student, 20)
"On my first day at our office in Indiana, my boss called me by my first name. I have worked for my boss in Tokyo for eleven years. I'm not sure he knows mine." (Engineer, 41)
"I learned English from Johnny Cash records. My English teacher was very confused." (Taxi driver, 66)
"In 1969, I watched you walk on the moon on a black-and-white TV in a noodle shop. When it happened, the owner stood up and said nobody was paying tonight. You did that for all of us." (Retired bus driver, 81)
"In Kansas, a man let me drive a combine bigger than my house. I did not crash it. Please tell him." (Rice farmer, 67)
"My son is autistic. At a restaurant in Missouri, he had a meltdown under our table. In Japan, people stare. There, the waitress got down on the floor next to him and said, 'Bad day, buddy? Me too.' She stayed down there until he came out. I never told her what that did for me. Somebody, please tell her." (Mother, 38)
"My wife was dying in a hospital in Seattle. One of her nurses came in on her day off, in her own clothes, to brush my wife's hair, because my wife had said she liked the way she did it. I did not know you could love a stranger like that." (Retired engineer, 74)
The youngest person I asked was my neighbor's daughter. She's seven. She watches the news with her grandfather every night.
She thought about it for a long time. Then, instead of an answer, she asked me a question.
"Is America okay?"
I asked her why she wanted to know.
"Because they help everybody," she said. "Who helps them?"
I didn't have an answer for her.
So I'll pass her question along, America.
You get asked for help all the time. Almost nobody asks you this.
Are you okay?
Whatever the answer is, sixty people in Japan want you to know:
we're in your corner.
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Anybody like me and wonder why Jim Jordan didn't want to lead when we had the majority but now wants to with the minority? When you figure that out you'll figure out just how bad the GOP Congress needs an enema💩
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Week of November 2, 1776:
**In White Plains, Howe begins moving his troops southwest as Washington and his officers brace for an attack on Upper Manhattan or the revolutionary capital of Philadelphia.
**On the Hudson, British warships slip past river obstructions, threatening to cut off Fort Washington.
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When I served in the military, I was required to get the annual flu shot. I was able to dodge it a few times, which were the only years I didn’t get sick.
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Should I be buying Christmas presents or more survival gear?
I literally can’t afford both.
Listen up
THE WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF DOESN'T JUST GUARD THE PRESIDENT'S DOOR. THEY PRACTICALLY RUN THE PLACE! 🏛️
Having served as chief of staff to Missouri's governor and worked with Trump's White House, I know just how much power comes with that job.
In fact, I estimate the chief of staff makes about 95% of the day-to-day decisions!
Now Susie Wiles is out, Stephen Miller is in, and this could be one of the BIGGEST White House shakeups in ever.
I break down what the Sunday talking heads are missing and why Miller's new role matters so much.
Catch my take on "Early Bird With Ed Martin," on @RealAmVoice!
WATCH! 👇
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mRNA is now being used for flu shots in patients 50+. This article doesn't mention it and odds are neither will your pharmacy tech. Please spread the word.
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As Jill and Joe Biden showed up in Ireland to support Hunter getting an award for ‘Public Discourse’ 🤡…the crowd retaliated by throwing garbage at them…
With love, from the USA
Six weeks ago, the captain of a Japanese container ship was hit by severe abdominal pain in the North Pacific. The nearest U.S. rescue helicopter was more than 1,000 miles away.
His ship, the One Majesty, was 58 miles south of Adak, Alaska. He was 58 years old and he needed a hospital.
There was no hospital. There was ocean in every direction.
The U.S. Coast Guard in Kodiak launched an MH-60 Jayhawk anyway.
A thousand miles is Tampa to New York. No helicopter flies that in one hop.
So the Jayhawk hopped down the Aleutian Islands, refueling at Dutch Harbor and again at Adak.
That solved the fuel. It did not solve the crew. Nobody should fly a thousand miles through Aleutian weather and then hold a hover over a moving ship.
So the Alaska Air National Guard sent an HC-130J. It carried a fresh Coast Guard helicopter crew and two pararescuemen out to Adak to take over.
And if that one helicopter broke down out there?
A second Jayhawk flew to Cold Bay just to stand by.
The fresh crew flew the last 58 miles over open water with the HC-130J watching from above. They lowered the hoist to the deck and lifted the captain off.
Back at Adak he was moved onto the HC-130J and flown to Anchorage.
Two Coast Guard helicopters. One Air Guard rescue plane. A relief crew. Two pararescuemen. More than a thousand miles.
All of it for one Japanese sailor none of them had ever met.
From Japan: we saw this. Thank you.
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