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I’m ready for the job and committed to YOU. Let’s build on @BrianKempGA's legacy and let’s WIN BIG for Georgia eight short days from now.
THANK YOU, LaGrange!
Georgia, VOTE EARLY!
rickjackson.com/vote
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Muslim men in my comments section!!
you are a whore, dick sucker, you are a slut , you are only fan model, you have an ugly face , your eyes are crooked, you are sucking white balls, you are paid by Israel ( yes obsession about Israel due to psychological defeat ).
Why they always resort to ad hominem? Because…
1) Islam doesn’t teach respect for women. Islam only sexualizes women. Whenever women are mentioned in Quran and Hadith they are mentioned in a sexual manner or how to control/beat/oppress them because they are considered a male property . These men feel powerless when they see a woman using her agency and they try to silence her through their perverted behavior.
2)They don’t know how to defend their religion. It’s Un defendable logically through arguments. That’s why always personal attacks.
Ignore these dimwits with the IQ of a bed bug 🐜 due to generations of incestous cousin marriages.
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Take it from @BrianKempGA: We’re in a fight for the soul of our state and it’s a fight we must win, but only if you VOTE.
18 days to victory. GO VOTE, GEORGIA!
rickjackson.com/vote
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The number of registered Catholics in Norway has grown from approximately 46,000 in 2006 to more than 168,000 in 2025, accounting for approximately 3% of the country’s population.
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Early voting continues TODAY through October 30th and Election Day is just 19 DAYS away.
I’m running for one job, and I’m asking you to put me to work to fight and win for YOU.
GO VOTE!
rickjackson.com/vote
A few numbers that stand out in the Georgia Governor crosstabs:
🔴 Jackson leads Independents 47.5%–43.3%
🔴 Leads voters 65+ 61.9%–34.9%
BREAKING NEWS: Rick Jackson maintains a lead over Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms in the Peach State.
🔴 Rick Jackson: 49%
🔵 Keisha Lance Bottoms: 47%
— John Garst, Senior Pollster, @InsiderPolling
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This will go down as one of the stupidest decisions in airline history and Ed will be fired over it. WIFI is a must in business travel and the current systems are terrible.
Delta Airlines CEO Ed Bastian in new interview on Delta not adopting @Starlink:
"We know what we’re doing in the space, and we’ve been the pioneer in Wi-Fi. We set that standard launching free, fast Wi-Fi that forced the industry to adopt it. We’re happy with where we sit."
He said he wasn't worried about being at a competitive disadvantage by not having Starlink. Delta said it will adopt Amazon's LEO satellite internet, but won't start installations until 2028.
(via WSJ)
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The Georgia Tech frat signs never disappoint. @RICGARNI with the photo.
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As a cradle Catholic, the popes have been opposing capital punishment my whole life.
It's weird to me that people are surprised by Pope Leo's post.
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Abdul El-Sayed is entirely unfit to serve in the U.S. Senate, not because of his name or religion, but because of his deeply troubling, anti-American views.
I am a Democrat who very much wants our party to regain control of the House and Senate.
But embracing toxic bigots like El-Sayed, Darializa Chevalier, and Zohran Mamdani will do far more damage to our party and its electoral prospects than any political advantage we might gain from embracing them.
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I was never supposed to be running for governor, standing on a debate stage later tonight, or asking Georgians for their vote on November 3rd.
My father left when I was 9 months old. My mother battled alcoholism. I ran away from home when I was 12, lived in 5 different foster homes, and went to 13 different schools.
When I couldn’t afford college, I went into straight commission sales, and I’ve owned my own business ever since I was 21 years old.
I built a business from nothing, created thousands of jobs, and lived my American Dream.
I am running because I want every Georgian to have the same shot that I did, and I’m asking for your vote 28 days from now.
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This is the woman who is running to be the governor of Georgia btw, look at the way she speaks
Keisha Lance Bottoms is a Democrat who was elected as mayor of Atlanta in 2018 teapawt.net/JohnMcCloy/status/2106…
During the time she was mayor there were protests, unrest and a rise in violent crime in Atlanta
Now she's campaigning on blocking ICE from from doing their job, and also supported legal services for immigrants facing deportation
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70 years ago, over 60% of black Americans were married which was close to other groups. Today, it is the lowest at 30%. Democrats completely destroyed black families.
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The Catholic Church is an eternal empire that will outlast every ruler, every country, every opponent.
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Ce soir à Lourdes, nous voyons quelque chose que nous ne devons pas oublier.
Le pape Léon XIV a fait la procession aux flambeaux. Pas depuis une tribune. Pas en bénissant de loin. Il a marché. Derrière la statue de la Vierge, un cierge à la main, au milieu de tout le monde.
Ça n’avait jamais été fait comme ça. Jean-Paul II et Benoît XVI avaient participé, mais ils n’avaient pas parcouru le chemin avec les pèlerins. Lui a insisté pour le faire vraiment.
Le rite est simple et il est très ancien. Chaque soir à 21 heures, d’avril à novembre, les gens se rassemblent à la Grotte. On allume son flambeau. On suit la statue de Notre-Dame. On récite le Rosaire, mystère après mystère. On chante l’Ave Maria de Lourdes, chacun dans sa langue. Le cortège quitte la Grotte, longe le Gave, remonte vers l’esplanade et s’arrête devant la basilique. À la fin on se donne la paix.
C’est ça, la procession. Une foule qui avance dans le noir avec une petite lumière, parce que Marie a demandé qu’on vienne ici en procession.
Ce soir il y avait le pape dedans. Pas au-dessus. Dedans. Avec les malades au premier rang, les familles, les gens qui ne disent rien et qui tiennent juste leur bougie.
Je ne sais pas comment dire ça autrement : c’est bouleversant. Voir l’évêque de Rome marcher comme n’importe quel pèlerin, dans cette rivière de flammes, en silence parfois, en chantant parfois.
Lourdes a toujours été ça. Pas le décor. Les gens qui avancent ensemble la nuit. Ce soir le pape a choisi d’être l’un d’eux.
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Just had a great chat with 4 suburban women in their 30's: they voted for Hillary, Biden, and Kamala.
Now, they're voting Republican this November.
Why?
Trump's success. Egg prices are down big. Streets are safer. Iran in retreat.
They all admitted they were wrong. Winning!
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I’m going to vote and vote all Republican. I hope all of you do, too. Not voting or voting 3rd party is a vote for communism in the midterm. Communism is not atheist; it is anti-God.
Don’t vote against the God that died for you.
Just show up and vote red. Vote for the good guys.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms is the same Atlanta machine politician who ran the city into the ground as mayor. Georgia isn't buying the rebrand, she's trailing tonight.
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Padre Pio said something that really marveled me the very first time I ever heard of it. I never knew this was a teaching in the Catholic Church.
Padre Pio was at the doctor’s, and while the doctor was examining him, he noticed that Padre Pio was praying.
The doctor asked, "What are you praying for?"
Padre Pio replied, "I’m praying for the conversion and happy death of my grandfather."
The doctor said, "I knew your grandfather. He died 20 years ago."
Padre Pio said, "I know. But God knew 20 years ago that I would be here today, making this prayer for my grandfather."
God, who at the moment of my grandfather’s death already knew that 20 years in the future I would be here making this prayer, can apply the grace of that prayer to him at the moment of his death.
When I heard this, I screamed.
"What? To help him? How's this even possible?"
But God is outside of time and can do whatever He likes.
Now, to be clear: you cannot pray a soul out of Hell. That's not what Padre Pio was saying.
The point is that God, in His eternal foreknowledge, knew that this prayer would be offered. He can apply the grace associated with that prayer back to the moment of that person's death, at the moment of judgment.
Not after the judgment, but at the moment.
God is not limited by time. God can do whatever He wills.
This is compatible with the Catholic teaching.
Padre Pio,
Ora pro nobis


































