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Tim Landstrom retweeted
John Thune disapproving of Tim Burchett as a US Senator is all you need to know that Tim Burchett needs to be a Senator.
JUST IN: Sources tell me that John Thune is actively campaigning to stop Marsha Blackburn from naming Rep. Tim Burchett as her replacement in the U.S. Senate. Thune does not want Burchett anywhere near the Senate chamber. And that's what makes Burchett the perfect choice! @timburchett
Tim Landstrom retweeted
🇺🇸 WE CAN STILL PASS THE TRUMP AGENDA! - Republicans still control the HOUSE and the SENATE until noon on JANUARY 3rd - and that is 60 days of raw power almost nobody is talking about!
The filibuster is NOT in the Constitution. It is a Senate RULE. A simple majority - 51 votes, or 50 plus VP JD VANCE - can change it in a single afternoon.
Do that, and the SAVE AMERICA ACT and the rest of the TRUMP agenda pass with 51 votes. The House passes them. TRUMP signs them!
HERES THE GOOD PART! - The Democrats can't undo any of it!
Repeal needs TRUMP'S signature, and he would VETO it. Overriding a veto takes TWO-THIRDS of both chambers. Democrats won't have that.
Those laws would stand until 2029 at the earliest. 🔥
Tim Landstrom retweeted
If godly people do not step forward to influence the trajectory of the nation, godless people WILL (and are).
Why Christians *should* vote in the midterm elections this week 👇
Tim Landstrom retweeted
A warning to the U.S.:
My dear American friends,
I say this with love, as someone who has lived among you and owes you a great deal: your midterms are on November 3rd. And the same alliance is growing inside your Democratic Party. The same far-left wing that treats disorder as protest and police as the enemy. The same activists who refuse to draw a line between legitimate dissent and those who openly despise the West. The same politicians who think tolerance means tolerating everything, including the people who want to burn it down.
It always starts with excuses. Then comes impunity. Then come the flames.
Same causes, same effects. If you create the conditions we created, you will get exactly what we got tonight.
France was the country of the Enlightenment, of cathedrals and town halls that stood for centuries. Tonight, one of them collapsed live on social media while the government called for calm.
My dear American friends, the only advantage you have over us is that you've been warned.
Vote like your city hall depends on it. Because one day, it will. “
Tonight, France burned. America, you should be watching very carefully.
Today, October 17, 2026, more than half a million people marched across France against the cost of living. By 8pm, around 400 had been arrested. In Paris, police turned water cannons on the crowds at Place de la République, and one march was stopped 150 meters from the Élysée Palace. Of the 195 people arrested in the capital by the afternoon, only one actually lived in Paris. Mobs forced their way into the city halls of Marseille and Lille. In Lyon, a tourism office was set on fire. In Rennes, barricades burned. Near Limoges, a highway was blocked and police cars were torched.
And then came Limoges.
A crowd of very young people stormed the city hall, a protected historic monument built in the 1880s. They flipped police cars in front of it and set them ablaze, then set the building itself on fire. The flames took the roof, the wedding hall, and the civil registry, the office that records every birth, every marriage, every death in the city. Tonight, the bell tower that has crowned Limoges for nearly 150 years collapsed.
The mayor's response: "It's a monument that is burning, not the Republic."
That is the problem in one sentence. Our leaders still think words can put out fires.
None of this came out of nowhere. For twenty years, the French political class has excused everything. Every riot was "anger." Every burned car was a "social symptom." Every attack on police was "a reaction to provocation." And the hard left, La France Insoumise, which officially backed today's mobilization, built its electoral machine on an alliance with political Islamism: refusing to condemn, refusing to name, trading secularism and public order for votes. In France we have a word for it. Islamo-gauchisme. Islamo-leftism.
Tonight you saw where that culture of excuse ends. A country where a mob can burn down a town hall, and the state arrives after the roof has already fallen in.
My dear American friends,
I say this with love, as someone who has lived among you and owes you a great deal: your midterms are on November 3rd. And the same alliance is growing inside your Democratic Party. The same far-left wing that treats disorder as protest and police as the enemy. The same activists who refuse to draw a line between legitimate dissent and those who openly despise the West. The same politicians who think tolerance means tolerating everything, including the people who want to burn it down.
It always starts with excuses. Then comes impunity. Then come the flames.
Same causes, same effects. If you create the conditions we created, you will get exactly what we got tonight.
France was the country of the Enlightenment, of cathedrals and town halls that stood for centuries. Tonight, one of them collapsed live on social media while the government called for calm.
My dear American friends, the only advantage you have over us is that you've been warned.
Vote like your city hall depends on it. Because one day, it will.
Tim Landstrom retweeted
Tennessee’s November 3, 2026 ballot has three constitutional amendments. I’m voting YES on all three, and I encourage you to do the same.
Each appears as its own yes/no question. A yes vote adopts the change; a no vote leaves the current language in place. To pass, an amendment needs more yes votes than no votes, and more yes votes than half of all votes cast for governor.
1. Bail — vote YES
Courts could hold defendants without bail before trial for a capital offense, an act of terrorism, second-degree murder, aggravated rape of a child, aggravated rape, grave torture, or an offense that requires a convicted defendant to serve at least 85% of the sentence. A judge or magistrate would also have to state on the record the reasons for granting or denying bail in those cases.
2. No state property tax — vote YES
The General Assembly would be prohibited from levying, authorizing, or permitting a state tax on real, personal, or mixed property. Local property taxes are not affected.
3. Marsy’s Law (crime victims’ rights) — vote YES
Would replace Article I, Section 35 with stronger constitutional rights for crime victims, including fair treatment; notice of and participation in criminal and juvenile proceedings; participation in parole proceedings; protection from harassment and intimidation; notice of an offender’s release or escape; restitution; a speedy resolution; information on the minimum sentence and scheduled release date; and consideration of the safety of the victim, the victim’s family, and the public before certain release decisions.
Review the official questions, summaries, and full text on the Secretary of State’s site (GoVoteTN.gov or sos.tn.gov).
Early voting is October 14–29.
Election Day is November 3.
I’m voting YES on all three — please do the same.
#propertytaxes #bail #crimevictims #Tennessee
Tim Landstrom retweeted
Unless Jesus himself is on the ballot, every election for all time will be between the lesser of two evils.
Tim Landstrom retweeted
Players,
You will find that the life long memories you make will come from the experiences you have with your teammates and not the game itself.
When soccer is finally over, you’ll miss your teammates the most.
Enjoy and appreciate every moment!
#CSTruth
Tim Landstrom retweeted
I’ll be incredibly disappointed if Tyson Bagent isnt able to play for the Bears against Philly.
Outside of the obvious advantage he gives us over other available options, Bagent is such a consummate professional. I want him to have the opportunity to show everyone what he’s got.
Tim Landstrom retweeted
The Lord bless you and keep you; The Lord make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The Lord lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace.
Numbers 6:24-26🕊️🤍
Tim Landstrom retweeted
Researchers gave office workers who lived under LEDs a 60W incandescent desk lamp. Two weeks later, every one of them had their color vision improve by 25%.
The government banned those bulbs in 2022 for "wasting" energy as infrared.
But that "waste" is actually one of the most important nutrients our bodies depend upon, and the improvement lasted for weeks after the lamps were taken away (while nothing changed in the controls).
Decades of forgotten research show the artificial light we replaced it with is a root cause of many inexplicable illnesses (e.g., insomnia, obesity, cancer, and hyperactivity in children). Here I show what that research found and how a bill now before the Senate can bring these bulbs back.🧵 midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-h…
Tim Landstrom retweeted
Since I’ve become the resident doomer on White Sox Twitter lately, let me be glass half full for a second.
After all that, they lost a grand total of 1 game in the standings to Cleveland in this series. And yet they secured the tiebreaker in the first game so it’s almost as if they didn’t lose any ground at all.
The Sox final 10 games are against the Tigers (who are playing well right now to be fair), Royals, and Rockies, while the Guardians still have to play Boston at Fenway. The Sox still control their own destiny as far as I’m concerned. They just have to finish strong against teams they should beat.
Tim Landstrom retweeted
Never before in my lifetime has the reality of evil spiritual influence been so nakedly transparent in American culture and popular media. What Scripture calls "the world forces of this darkness ... the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places" (Eph 6:12) are no longer hiding in the shadows. They're now openly celebrated, marketed, defended, and paraded openly before us all.
Never before has the Bible and its spiritual worldview been so vindicated in such a public way.
Tim Landstrom retweeted
I know these words may be unwelcomed by some, yet truth rarely arrives quietly.
This is my grandson, Jackson.
In 2018 he entered the world more than three months too soon—one hundred days premature—weighing a mere twenty-six ounces. A living miracle. He arrived with ten perfect fingers, ten perfect toes, and every intricate part a human being is meant to possess… only smaller. In every essential way he was fully, undeniably human. Eight years later he stands healthy, strong, and wholly present among us.
If this fragile infant, born a full one hundred days before his time, is already a baby… how much more sacred is the child who reaches full term?
That is why the new law in Massachusetts—removing every limit on abortion—cuts me so deeply.
Some still speak of a “clump of cells.” Yet if one inflicted upon a dog what is routinely done to that so-called clump, arrests for cruelty would follow without hesitation. Even within the womb this is a human being—one who can feel pain and who endures a death of unspeakable horror.
We have, it seems, surrendered both reason and conscience to permit such a thing in our society today. And with all the cries about following the science, it's unconscionable that we have progressed to this state
I write this not to condemn those who have faced an agonizing choice in the past. This is about the path forward—about “now what?”
It troubles me profoundly that our laws grant nine full months in which this decision may still be made.
And to you who name yourselves Christians while supporting Democratic candidates: I'm also, but the party’s clear and official stance is to enshrine unrestricted abortion access as national law, to define it as “healthcare” left solely to a woman and her physician, and to champion statutes—like the one just signed in Massachusetts—that impose no gestational boundary whatsoever. To support those candidates is to support infanticide. It is support of a cruelty we would never tolerate toward animals yet here we are with our own children.
For that, I am left bewildered by that kind of moral confusion.
Please… rise with me. Look once more with open eyes and an open heart. These smallest lives are still speaking. I pray we would finally listen.
Tim Landstrom retweeted
From the Carthaginians to the Phoenicians to the Incas, there has been a history of child sacrifice in our world. We look back at those times and consider them pagan cultures, void of morality.
At one time, standards and cultures caused the practice to almost cease, yet here we are again.
Maura Healey, governor of Massachusetts, is gleeful, as are those around her, in signing a law that makes a perfectly viable baby subject to execution simply at the whims of the mother.
LORD help our nation.
