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Notice how she gets defensive when called out. But also hear the privilege in her voice. She feels like she has a right to be there. This is the same people who would call you racist by the way for doing something like this.
Activists set up on a sidewalk in a black neighborhood with big signs calling to get “beyond capitalism,” reject “democratic socialism,” and demand “revolution—nothing less.”
They’re selling $5 watermelon punch and cucumber-lime drinks under the tent.
A local man: “We have communists in our neighborhood… We don’t want any. No Marxists, no socialists. Why do they come to the black community with this? They’re not even black. I live over here, you don’t.”
Anti-capitalists charging cash for drinks is already ironic. Doing it with watermelon in that setting makes it worse.
If the system is so bad they want it abolished, why not just give the punch away? Or is that only for after the revolution?
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This woman is out here screaming at Amazon for leaving a Barbie Dreamhouse on her porch in October because “this is a Christmas present” and it should’ve come “discreet.”
We’re still over two months out from Christmas. How exactly is Amazon supposed to know you ordered this as a future gift instead of something you just… wanted? They ship the product in the packaging it comes in. That’s the job. But they aren’t Santa’s little helper.
Meanwhile she’s got a pink skeleton hanging on the front door like Halloween isn’t less than 2 weeks away. Seasonal timing only matters when it inconveniences her, apparently.
The victim complex is doing all the heavy lifting.
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She should be glad that it arrived!
This woman is out here screaming at Amazon for leaving a Barbie Dreamhouse on her porch in October because “this is a Christmas present” and it should’ve come “discreet.”
We’re still over two months out from Christmas. How exactly is Amazon supposed to know you ordered this as a future gift instead of something you just… wanted? They ship the product in the packaging it comes in. That’s the job. But they aren’t Santa’s little helper.
Meanwhile she’s got a pink skeleton hanging on the front door like Halloween isn’t less than 2 weeks away. Seasonal timing only matters when it inconveniences her, apparently.
The victim complex is doing all the heavy lifting.
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A new DOJ filing in D.C. federal court names the subject of the search warrant on Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home as “Congresswoman Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.”
The document is the government’s motion for more time to respond to unsealing requests in the Oct. 12 raid case.
It is not the warrant itself, but it shows how the DOJ is referring to her in these proceedings.
This is the same name tied to her 2009–2017 legal marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, the relationship long dogged by questions about identity and immigration paperwork. Omar has denied the claims.
No charges have been filed. The underlying warrant materials remain sealed. The investigation continues.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar says she’s living “paycheck to paycheck” and calls her family’s finances “working class.” She points to raising four children and driving a 2016 Toyota Camry.
America doesn’t believe a word of it.
Her previous financial disclosures listed household assets of up to $30 million, largely from her husband’s businesses. Those figures were later amended down after an “accounting error,” with her office insisting she is not a millionaire.
The swing was massive. The explanations have not erased the skepticism.
Meanwhile, her congressional salary is $174,000 a year, paid by taxpayers. That is far above what the average American worker earns.
Most families managing four kids on ordinary wages do not enjoy a six-figure government paycheck, free travel between two homes, and the other perks that come with Congress, while claiming to live like everyone else.
A 2016 Camry and a rented apartment do not erase prior multimillion-dollar disclosures, questions about her husband’s companies, or the broader scrutiny surrounding her district and finances.
When public officials funded by taxpayers rewrite their own wealth story after the numbers become inconvenient, people notice.
Credibility is earned by consistency. Omar’s claims have not been consistent. Taxpayers are not obligated to pretend otherwise.
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Rise and shine everyone. Have a blessed day.
Please pray with me and let's focus our time and attention on seeking God's plan for the day ahead. 🙏
Dear God,
Most high, maker of heaven and earth and all that is in them,
Thank you for this day and all that you have blessed us with. Thank you, Father, for your love, your kindness, your mercy and your grace. Thank you for waking us and giving us life and calling us your children.
Please bless us all with Godly wisdom, knowledge, understanding and discernment. Please fill us with love, peace, joy, patience, understanding and faith.
Please, Father, guide us, protect us and use us today to achieve Your will. I pray that we will truly honor and glorify you in everything we do and that we will love you with all of our heart and soul, our mind and our strength. For ever and ever.
In Jesus' most holy name we pray,
Amen
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DOJ’s California noncitizen voting case was just yanked from a Trump-appointed judge and handed to a Clinton-appointed critic of the DOJ and Trump.
The Justice Department sued California to stop the state from counting roughly 20,000 mail ballots from people federal authorities identified as likely noncitizens before the November 3, 2026 midterms.
The suit rests on the federal ban on noncitizen voting in federal elections (18 U.S.C. § 611) and the Supremacy Clause. It asks the court to require citizenship verification before those ballots are tabulated.
The case was first assigned to U.S. District Judge John W. Holcomb, a Trump appointee.
California quickly filed a notice of related case, pointing to an earlier DOJ lawsuit (United States v. Weber) that sought the state’s unredacted voter rolls. That case had been dismissed in January 2026 by Judge David O. Carter, a Bill Clinton appointee.
In that earlier order, Carter called the DOJ’s demands a “fishing expedition,” accused the department of exceeding its authority, and warned of a “chilling effect” on voter registration. He framed the effort as part of the Trump administration “chipping away at democracy.”
The current case is different in key ways: it is an as-applied preemption claim focused on specific ballots already sent for this election, not a broad records-production demand under the Civil Rights Act or NVRA. Local rules still allowed the transfer once Carter consented.
This is the pattern. Activist judges repeatedly interpose themselves between federal law and state election practices when the issue is noncitizen voting or voter-roll integrity. Courts have tossed multiple DOJ efforts to obtain basic voter data for verification.
Here, a judge who has already telegraphed his view of the DOJ’s motives is now positioned to rule on whether California can count ballots from people the federal government flagged as likely ineligible.
The DOJ has a short window to object to the related-case designation or seek recusal. A temporary restraining order hearing is set for October 27.
Citizens who believe only citizens should vote in federal elections should watch closely, and demand that judges apply the law instead of their prior political conclusions.
Noncitizen voting is illegal. States that mail ballots to people federal agencies have identified as likely noncitizens should not get to decide unilaterally that verification can wait until after the election.
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Why do these activist judges keep trying to halt election integrity?
Because secure elections threaten the system they protect.
When Trump issues common-sense orders, citizenship verification, tighter mail-in ballot rules, requiring states to clean voter rolls, Obama-appointed judges like Indira Talwani jump in with nationwide injunctions.
One day after SCOTUS clears the way, they’re already finding “violations” and slowing everything down.
This isn’t about the law. It’s about power.
Loose rules on mail ballots, same-day registration, and zero voter ID make it easier to pad turnout in key areas and harder to catch fraud. Secure elections force accountability. Activist judges know that. So they invent procedural roadblocks, claim “premature” challenges one day and “violations” the next, and keep the status quo intact.
Americans want simple things:
Only citizens vote.
Ballots are verified.
Dead people and non-residents don’t decide elections.
Yet every time those measures advance, the same judges from the same ideological pipeline step in to stop them.
Election integrity isn’t “suppression.”
It’s the foundation of a free country.
And the fact that so many judges treat it like a threat tells you everything you need to know about their priorities.
The fight is not over. The remaining nationwide block is still active, so the administration will keep pushing higher. It is very possible this specific injunction returns to the Supreme Court in the coming weeks if lower courts continue to block implementation.
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Daily Devotion
The Gift of Friends
Faithful friendship is centered on Christ and grounded in love. It continually encourages a focus on the Lord.
Hebrews 10:23-25
The writer of Hebrews knew that faith is not a solitary project. After a long and breathtaking argument about what Christ has accomplished for us, he turns to practical counsel: Hold fast to your hope because God is faithful. Then, immediately after, he gives a second charge: “Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds” (Heb. 10:24 NIV).
Notice how naturally the two belong together. We hold fast together. We spur one another on (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10). The Christian life was never meant to be a private endurance test.
That’s a quietly liberating idea for anyone who’s tried to grow in faith on willpower alone. God does give us His Spirit, His Word, and prayer. But He also gives us people—friends, mentors, and fellow travelers who notice when we’re flagging, who speak truth with kindness, who pray when we cannot, and who draw out of us a faith more generous than we knew we had.
The best friends we have in the Christian life do something rare: They love us exactly as we are and gently keep pointing us toward Christ. That’s the kind of friend worth having and worth being. Ask God to bring such people into your life—and to make you into that kind of friend to someone else.
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Happy Thursday.🥶
Woke up to that cold that turns the fields silver and the sky goes full pink like it has something to prove.
Up here the mornings already decided winter is not waiting for permission.😅
These colours feel extra loud when the frost is already sitting on everything. 💙🥶
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New ad from Californians for Voter ID (Yes on Prop 39) uses a parody with Sydney Sweeney to highlight that California is one of the few states that does not require photo ID to vote.
In the spot, a man claims to be Sydney Sweeney at the polls. The poll worker asks for ID, but is told she is not allowed to request it. He receives a ballot anyway, while already wearing multiple “I Voted” stickers.
When the real Sydney Sweeney arrives, she is arrested for attempting to vote twice.
The ad is a parody, but the underlying issue is real. Prop 39 would require government-issued ID for in-person voting and the last four digits of an ID number on mail ballots.
Vote Yes on Prop 39.
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Sydney Sweeney went nude for a sports app. The outrage is coming from the Left’s overweight, mentally unstable women and men that think they are a woman.
Although they are probably jealous of her they’re more mad that her ads actually work.
I personally have no problem with her nude photos. What I do have a problem with is pictures of men nursing and pretending to be pregnant.
The Novig campaign is exactly what it looks like: Sweeney nude, sports gear covering what little it covers, footballs, basketballs, a pool table, and the line “Novig is just sports. So they wanted to show just sports.” She’s also an equity partner, not just a hired face. NSFW. Intentional selling
sex and a beautiful woman still sell.
That used to be advertising 101. Then a slice of the culture decided it was the problem. Now every time she does it, American Eagle, Dr. Squatch, her own SYRN lingerie line, this, a few people perform outrage, and the rest of the country watches the ad.
One thing that is not true: she did not “start on FansOnly.” That’s her Euphoria character, Cassie, who launches an OnlyFans page on the show. Sweeney has been acting since she was a kid. A fake empty OnlyFans account with her name floats around the internet. It isn’t hers. The character and the actress keep getting mashed together because that’s the easiest way to dunk.
If the complaint is that Hollywood and subscription nudes are starting to look the same, say that. Don’t rewrite her résumé. The ad is raunchy on purpose. The clutch-the-pearls crowd is small. The views are not.
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The dress is PERFECT. The heels are FABULOUS.
The walk? A whole different story. 😂
She looks like a million bucks until those tiny little baby steps at the end!
Apparently, this dress comes with one very important restriction:
SITTING ONLY … WALKING NOT RECOMMENDED.😂
Beauty is pain, but apparently so is getting across the room! BsSpin🐝
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Sydney Sweeney isn’t just a Hollywood bombshell. She has become a BUSINESS powerhouse!
Not long ago, before the fame, Sydney was a small-town girl from Spokane, Washington, chasing a Hollywood dream. She even put together a 5-year business plan to convince her parents to support her acting ambitions.
From small acting roles to breakout performances in Euphoria and The White Lotus, she worked her way into becoming one of Hollywood’s most recognizable faces.
Now she’s doing something even smarter: building her own empire.
Her lingerie brand, SYRN, is another example of a woman turning her fame into business ownership, and she’s her own best advertisement!
Beauty gets attention. Business savvy builds wealth.
Sydney Sweeney clearly understands both.
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🚨NEW ANGLE IN THE ILHAN OMAR INVESTIGATION: PASSPORT FRAUD.
Catherine Herridge is highlighting a potential legal avenue that goes beyond decades-old immigration records.
Here’s what’s confirmed:
• Federal agents searched Omar’s home on October 12.
• Her staff requested a correction to her publicly listed birth year from 1981 to 1982 in 2019.
• Federal law allows prosecution for knowingly making false statements on passport applications, including renewals.
The critical question: Were any false statements carried forward into more recent federal documents?
That’s a question investigators could examine, even if older allegations fall outside criminal filing deadlines.
This investigation may ultimately turn on what the actual documents show.
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NOW THIS IS A CHAMPIONSHIP RING!
22-carat gold. Nearly 800 diamonds. And a SECRET miniature Madison Square Garden hidden inside!
The New York Knicks went ALL OUT with this championship ring!
The detail and craftsmanship are absolutely incredible. Even the world’s most famous arena has its own little place inside.
This isn’t just a championship ring. It’s a masterpiece!
Have you EVER seen anything like this?
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The Corps of Engineers normally maintains Freshwater Bayou canal at 13 feet, but due to the SpaceX announcement, it was dredge to 16 foot both north and south of the locks this time. The traffic is mostly fisherman as the oilfield is not busy in this area right now.
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Good Morning Happy Throwback Thursday.
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
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