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Believer, husband, father, grandpa, professional opinionist. 4x best-selling author. I even got to executive produce a movie once (up for it again). Go. Hard.
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Gen X, we are not the passed over or forgotten generation. For a long time I thought this way, and clouded my judgment on things. But now I see we have a very important assignment. We are to be the enduring, resetting generation.
We endured watered down, pottery barn churches that built pastoral brands and not the kingdom of God, so we reset by making that old time religion great again.
We endured being latch key kids, so we now reset by being there for our kids.
We endured mass divorce, so we now reset by finishing the race with the wife of our youth.
We endured being the first porn is mainstream generation on video snd computers, so we reset by making it as difficult as possible to obtain it in the future and making monogamy and the nuclear family hot again.
We endured being passed on mountains of debt that can never be repaid well into our prime earning years, so we reset by making sure we leave our kids an inheritance. If possible, we give it to them early when they need our help. And they’re gonna need more help with the down payment on their first house at 25 or 30 than a bunch of money at 50 when we die.
We endured grandparents that posted more Facebook vacation than pics of their grandkids, so we reset by taking some vacations (we worked hard too) in retirement but prioritizing being there for our adult kids and our grandkids. And because we want to be. Grandkids are the ultimate inheritance of a life well lived. Work as hard at being there for them that love us as we did being there for a boss who didn’t.
And if we endure and reset in this way as much as possible, we will have won our millennial children and Gen Z grandchildren the opportunity to truly make America great again.
Today's show: Fake polls, leads to fake elections, which results in a fake country.
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Personally, I don't think that Utah County police, prosecutors, and defense attorneys are participating in a "humiliation ritual" to demoralize Americans into drafting women. It strikes me as rather, shall we say, implausible.
And let's be clear: If anybody is trying to demoralize ordinary Americans, it's Tucker. He's the one telling them that they should ignore record deportations, a massive drop in legal immigration, a 40% drop in drug ODs, record low murder rates, massive investment in reshoring manufacturing, stopping trans lunacy cold, and rolling back DEI, all in favor of a monomaniacal and relentlessly negative fixation on Israel. He's the one telling them "Why even vote, it's not real."
Personally, I think voting is real. I think 2024's election was very real for the 18-year-old white male who is finally getting the chance to apply for jobs on a fair playing field. It was real for the computer programmer who isn't getting replaced by an H-1B, or for the parent who isn't seeing their public school taken over by illegal immigrants anymore. It mattered for the person who didn't OD on smuggled fentanyl and the person who wasn't shot on the streets of D.C. due to the massive drop in crime.
2024 mattered for our country, and if someone is telling you that it didn't, or that the effect was completely negative, you should ask why they're doing that.
This is a good read from a good friend of mine.
Democrats are running a multi-front subversion play ahead of the midterms—and they’re not even subtle about it.
First, the fake polls. Wedgewood Polls just admitted (after being exposed by FiftyPlusOne) that the vast majority of its surveys were completely fabricated. They crowdfunded money, shared “raw data,” and got cited by the NYT, MS NOW, and others. Those numbers were used to push “tied” or Dem-leading narratives in key races. One Mississippi poll that Scott Colom’s campaign heavily amplified? Fake. The “social experiment” excuse is a coverup for them knowingly attempting to shift public opinion one single way. LEFT- Like Pravda
Second, the spoiler candidates. Principled Patriots PAC is funding third-party (mostly Libertarian) candidates in competitive Senate races in Iowa, Texas, Alaska, Kansas, Ohio, and Michigan—and House races in places like Colorado and North Carolina. The money trail: $250k from Building America, which got its funds from Rapid Resist Action, a Democratic-aligned nonprofit. In Iowa they’re backing Thomas Laehn against Ashley Hinson. This is textbook vote-splitting designed to peel off just enough Republicans to flip tight seats. The Washington Examiner laid it out clearly.
Third, the prediction markets. Polymarket and Kalshi are now central to how “momentum” gets defined. Large, coordinated volume can move prices, shape media coverage, and influence donor/volunteer behavior in real time. When fake polls and spoiler candidates are already in the mix, these markets become another lever for narrative control rather than pure information discovery.
Taken together, this isn’t organic politics.
It’s Democrat RICK- systematic interference: fabricated data fed into the information ecosystem, dark-money-backed spoilers in swing states, and market activity that can amplify both. Wire fraud, campaign finance violations, and potential election interference statutes are all on the table when you manufacture false information and deploy it to move votes and markets.
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That’s how many people watched the New Orleans Bowl between Southern Mississippi and Western Kentucky last year.
Keep this in mind regarding the Wedgewood fake polling scam. Way back in June, Wedgewood missed the winner of the Louisiana Republican Senate primary by 18 points.
18. points.
And yet months later, elite corporate media kept promoting their fake polls anyway.
Keep this in mind, Wedgewood is the second fake polling firm this year not the first. There was "Median Strategies" earlier this year as well. Though it didn't penetrate the polling glitterati as deeply as Wedgewood did.
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Let me rephrase that: LA County officials admitted that about half of a list of suspected noncitizens got ballots from them and nearly a third have voted.
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Last night, Fathers for Faith & Freedom showed up at the Des Moines Public Schools board meeting.
We were the only ones speaking on the GSA stipend.
Seth Bishop addressed the board directly about the $1,793 taxpayer-funded stipend listed on the October 20 agenda for the Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club at Weeks Middle School.
He asked three straightforward questions:
1. What specific duties does this $1,793 stipend cover, and what oversight applies?
2. What topics, materials, and activities are included in the club’s meetings with middle school students?
3. What policies govern parental communication about this club, and how can parents get information?
These are basic questions about public money, school-sponsored activities, and parental transparency.
They didn’t talk about it the rest of the meeting.
No one else showed up to ask them either.
We will keep showing up, even if nobody else will.
Keep praying!
Keith Malinak update from @KariMalinak
"I spoke with Keith yesterday and again today - I asked if he would like to invite his audience to join him on this journey of recovery. He gave me the affirmative signal both yesterday and today...
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Today's show -- How archeology over and over again confirms the Bible is true, and how betraying CS Lewis' legacy broke Netflix. With @DineshDSouza
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Without a mutually assured destruction deterrent from our side, the likes of Slotkin will go from fever dreamed rhetoric to persecuting practice (and already are).
