Granular Truth

Good, but…! This Army disabled veteran isn’t very motivated. DOGE? Where is it now? Gas prices? How high can they go? Food prices? Pretty soon, hotdogs and Ramen noodles will be the norm! No tax on Social Security? Yeah, if you’re a senior! 👨‍🦳🤷 What about disabled people, some born that way and others who are just banged up, old vets? I say no tax for all veterans, whether they’re in war or peace. It doesn’t matter. And… UFOs? Who’s flying them? 😁

Have you seen these idiot in Georgia? LMAO!

“These people…” by me.. a former Army Medic... Is that what we are to you, Marjorie Taylor Greene? These people? Do you actually know anything about the people you’re talking about? The lives we’ve lived? The sacrifices we’ve made? The things we’ve endured without expecting recognition, applause, or a damn thing in return? Let me tell you about one of these people. Me. I grew up in the 1970s and 1980s, labeled SLD by an educational system that seemed better equipped to identify my limitations than recognize my abilities. I have dysgraphia to this day. For much of my childhood, I believed I wasn’t particularly intelligent. Deep down, I suspected otherwise, but when you’re repeatedly told you’re deficient, eventually that message takes a toll. I graduated high school. Nothing remarkable by society’s standards. Then I joined the United States Army. I became a combat medic, serving alongside infantry soldiers in an Infantry Division. Here’s something interesting: I never took notes or studied during my medic training. I didn’t need to. I retained what I learned. I passed every test, and not by the skin of my teeth. Turns out the kid the educational system struggled to understand had a mind that worked just fine. It simply worked differently. I served four years and received an honorable discharge. Then I spent decades in civilian rescue and recovery work. I became an instructor, contractor, and consultant. I worked in situations where someone’s worst day could become their last, and my job was to do everything possible to prevent that. I retired before turning 50. My body reminds me daily of the price I paid. And given the opportunity, I’d do it all again. A hundred times over. Here’s what matters, Marjorie. I never quit when things got difficult. Not when I was exhausted. Not when I was afraid. Not when my body was screaming at me to stop. Not even when I genuinely believed I might not make it home. I didn’t have the luxury of walking away because things got uncomfortable. Other people were depending on me. So you’ll forgive me if I find it rather ironic when a politician who built her career claiming to represent ordinary Americans starts referring to us as “these people” while stepping away when the political waters get rough. You see, I don’t consider myself better than you. I don’t consider myself better than anyone. I’ve never needed a title, an office, or a television camera to give my life meaning. In fact, I’ve often described myself as the kneepad. Why? Because if I can absorb a little punishment, take some of the impact, or make someone else’s difficult journey a little easier, then I’ve served a purpose. I don’t care whether someone is rich or poor, Republican or Democrat, Black or white. When someone needs help, those distinctions don’t matter to me. And they never did. That’s who some of “these people” are, Marjorie. We’re the ones who show up. The ones who carry the weight. The ones who do the difficult work without expecting the world to thank us. You were elected to represent people like us, not look down your nose at us. And here’s the part I hope you remember: You can walk away from your position when things get difficult. Some of us spent our lives running toward the very things everyone else was running away from. So before you dismiss us as “these people” again, perhaps consider that you don’t know the first damn thing about the person standing in front of you. And perhaps that’s the problem.

He can't spell it. He's using GPT and his gas powered, pull to start, Tandy Computer!

@LauraLoomer @amyactonoh @VivekGRamaswamy

What was your plan? Quit? Are you the founder of the Quit Party? Mrs. Qutterman? Quit when things get tough Party? Oh ... you had threats? As a former US Army Medic... I don't understand Quit when it may get a bit sporty.... Glad you didn't serve in the military... We don't do... quitting....

It is and also the Courtyard by Marriott Minneapolis Downtown.Address: 1500 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55454. If you look at all of them

she's in Minnesota, I did a little google earth sleuthing!

Well, once upon a time, people stood in line to vote for someone they thought worthy of the most valuable freedom we have, their vote! That person they voted for was a weak coward and she quit! THE END!

How many here are looking for a Black area to raise a family? ... Even if you, yourself, are Black, I'd bet you'd rather not.... How many are wanting to raise a family in a Black nation? So.... Who are causing this? Hint: Not white people!

Demonstrations? Correct! Of Liberalism and why it should be eradicated!

We’ve seemingly lost the ability to condemn and criminalize harmful groups. The Liberal, Progressive, and Leftist ideologies are actually undermining our republic, not only here but globally. We’ve done this before with Nazis, Communists, and countless terrorist groups. Why not these groups? Consider the daily harm they inflict on our lives. We must act before it’s too late!

I vote we send them Nu Link... only $19.99 per second... But wait... If you order in the next five minutes… We will double the offer… Some restrictions apply. Void in places located in the Milky Way. Availability may vary...

Rule #1: If a book is being sold with the intention of generating more revenue through expanded lore, it’s reasonable to suspect that the author’s motives are financial rather than factual.

Did they quit putting their weights away? See the mess one makes when they quit?

Never have I known someone your age cry so long and so hard over things not going your way! You quit! No one else quit; you did! Now shut your trap, crybaby!

Quit! That's what you're known for... just quit! People are tired of you just yammering on and on and on like some sort of ex-wife....

Oh? Seems you care, or you wouldn't have responded. I'll bet you'll even respond to this, or not ...because you don't have the mental capacity to grasp the cold, hard facts. I am one that has the facts, and here they are, sport! Here are the concrete facts and raw statistics from the local, county-level, and city-level data: County-Level Homicide Facts • Higher Rates in Blue Counties: When analyzing raw crime data directly by local county lines rather than state borders, Democratic-leaning "blue" counties exhibit consistently higher aggregate homicide rates than Republican-leaning "red" counties. • The 20-Year Baseline: According to a comprehensive dataset compiled by The Heritage Foundation, this gap has been continuous since 2002. In their multi-year tracking, blue counties maintained an aggregate homicide rate between 6.76 and 7.35 per 100,000 residents, compared to red counties which averaged between 3.90 and 4.16 per 100,000 residents. City-Level Leadership and Crime Data • The Top 30 Cities: In data isolating the 30 U.S. cities with the highest per capita murder rates, 27 out of those 30 cities are governed by Democratic mayors. • Impact on State Rates: Removing high-crime, blue-voting local centers from state totals completely shifts the numbers. For example, extracting specific urban localities—such as Orleans Parish in Louisiana, Cook County in Illinois, or the city of St. Louis in Missouri—dramatically lowers those states' overall homicide metrics by up to 55%. The Independent Empirical Review • The Manhattan Institute Analysis: Independent reviews conducted by the Manhattan Institute verified these statistical patterns. Their researchers confirmed that while raw state-level totals can swing the numbers upward for red states due to high per-capita spikes in specific zones, the raw county-level data confirms that localized Democratic-voting areas consistently exhibit higher crime rates.

I can't, sir... I will sit out this vote for the first time in my 35 years of voting GOP. Why? Gas prices, Food Prices... You didn't end tax on Social Security.... What about the Disabled? Nope... Congrats ... Liberals... Though you suck... you'll have your blue disgusting wave....

Well... Luna... I warned you... Gas prices and the lie called no tax on Social Security are going to bring the Dems into power during the midterms! The blame falls on the weak, pitiful Congress of your class! SAD! You promised transparency!! All we have are more questions than ever before? This 35-year-faithful GOP voter will sit inside my home and not vote for the first time ever in a midterm… You didn't earn it!