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Last year I was determined to make a contribution to America's 250th Anniversary. This documentary, The Thread of Liberty: Keeping Our Republic, is what came of that desire. I've posted it here in its entirety, as well as at threadofliberty.com. We have an incredible nation, the first ever rights-based government in the history of the world in which the people are sovereign. We should appreciate it and, more importantly, love it. But loving requires understanding and then restoring. There is a great deal to celebrate and there is also a great deal of work that lies before us if we're to restore the republic. One of the central questions for the future of the American Republic is do we still feel an obligation to our experiment in free government? I believe one of the places that we renew the obligation, and begin the restoration, is with a rebirth of instinctive patriotism. I sincerely hope this documentary plays a role in that rebirth. Keep America Free.
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8 years ago I found this dining room table I really liked at Restoration Hardware. My issue was, they wanted $20K for the table/chairs & I wasn’t about to pay that for a table that got used maybe 10 times/yr. So, I hopped on FB Marketplace and found a guy in Tampa, FL who made designs similar to those found in high end stores. I was in Atlanta. He was in South FL. Bought one of his designs for $3,000 and he hauled the finished table all the way from South FL to me as well. I also see a major market for carpenters/woodworkers in the near future with Ai implementation. Design whatever you want, send the plans to the woodworker, he throws the image in his system and his machines construct whatever it is that you come up with. While I did get end up buying the chairs from RH, (he only did tables), it saved me over $10,000 buying the table from some guy who had a woodshop in his back yard and did similar designs to places like RH and Crate & Barrel.
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If President Trump softens on immigration enforcement, it will be a disaster:
60 Minutes: "So you think your deportation policy went too far?
President Trump: "I think it was too tough."
60 Minutes: "It was too tough?"
President Trump "I think it might be too tough, yeah."
I seriously doubt Ballard wants to get into a lawsuit for fear of discovery.
Response from @BallardFirm: “Calley Means has made specific claims about Ballard Partners that are false, and the record should be corrected.”
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I've been following and followed back @HarmeetKDhillon since well before she worked for the DOJ and not Once have I seen her proclaim her faith.
I have however watched her protect the Christian faith many times.
I don't know where this sudden hatred comes from. But it's sickening. STOP ✋️ please.
Oh. So fruit flavored vapes was actually a big issue. Interesting.
My ears perked up at the discussion of Heidi Overton and the FDA on Face the Nation today.
A few notable statements from Calley Means:
“Heidi Overton was the biggest block to MAHA policies I encountered in the government.”
“She was a stone wall, and she really mindlessly, in my opinion, did whatever Susie told her to do.”
“Marty Makary was her mentor, and she, at a meeting, told Marty that she couldn’t help Marty if he couldn’t approve a drug that scientifically should not be approved, an mRNA flu vaccine.”
“My opinion is that Heidi Overton does not have the character or integrity to be FDA commissioner.”
Overton’s spokesperson responded by pointing to support from former FDA commissioners Scott Gottlieb and Mark McClellan.
CBS also shared a statement from Makary (screenshot attached).
100%.
I just looked up @HarmeetKDhillon’s record because I like her effort at the RNC but know very little about federal issues. What I found instead was a lifetime of work fighting for churches to worship freely. This is who the fake “Christ is King” crowd is going after? Pathetic.
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The accumulating data showing that it was the collapse of Trump turnout, rather than crossover voting, that wiped out the GOP further undercuts the idea that tariffs were the main culprit. Trump ran on tariffs; would his voters stay home because of them? Iran better explains.
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The Iran War turned a good night for Democrats into a once in a generation landslide.
Between January 2026 and May, support for Democrats doubled and Trump’s approval ratings on gas prices halved.
The war cost the GOP 5 Senate seats and 25 House seats.
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Truly bizarre. Like in a rational world she would have been immediately dismissed as a mentally unstable paid mercenary.
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People get things wrong. My issue is how people going from being catastrophically incorrect and smug to showing up the next day and scolding everyone else.
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I personally paid @LauraLoomer to post tweets earlier this year. A good amount of cash too. I will gladly share screenshots, receipts, texts, and the names of other people who paid her. It was always very intresting to hear from her who she was willing to be paid to trash and who was off limits. @alexbruesewitz @washingtonpost @thedailybeast @Jerusalem_Post
She just happens to be one of the worst by doing hit jobs for pharma companies like Sarepta. But it is widespread. She’s one of many.
Ummmm, hmmmm. . . Listen dunno why Alex is going off on this but his entire business model was/is actually paying people to post stuff on behalf of clients but trying to make it look organic. Not a state secret. Been known for years. Just odd.
The online influencer ecosystem has drifted far from its roots. What began as largely ideology-driven has become almost entirely financially driven.
For most of the past year, I’ve been calling for the FTC to update its guidelines so that paid political content faces the same disclosure requirements as paid promotions of commercial products: clothing, food, cosmetics, or anything else.
Right now, if someone is paid to support or oppose a candidate or political issue online, no disclosure is required.
It’s time for that to change.
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This is so wrong. I use the magic loop method on circular knitting, not straight needles 🤦🏽♀️
🚨 BREAKING: Marco Rubio has been named acting Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, bringing his total number of simultaneous cabinet roles to 14.
He will not be taking requests.
He will be taking more yarn, though. 🧶 @HarmeetKDhillon
This is the least surprising thing I’ve ever heard. . . Also those making some of the accusations were also paying people to make political posts as it was and is their entire business model.
Exclusive: The right-wing activist Laura Loomer has been paid by private clients to make political posts on social media without publicly disclosing the payments, according to a former Trump campaign aide and others familiar with the arrangements. wapo.st/4BPQbL5
