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“Trump deserves our vote more now then ever.
To those who hate President Trump:
Look at this photo and what do you see?
What I see is a 74 year old man returning home at 1:00 a.m. after an exhausting day working for me. Working for you. And working for $1 a year.
I see a 74 year old man who gave up his high lifestyle so that he could make America stronger and safer for you and me. We no longer see daily news reports of ISIS beheading innocent people or burning them alive. We no longer see our brave sailors on their knees at Iranian gunpoint. They would not dare under this President.
He built one of the greatest economies, started bringing manufacturing back, had unemployment at an all time low, especially among minorities.
He implemented phase one of criminal justice reform targeting injustice against minorities, with more to come.
He’s fighting to bring quality education to all Americans, in areas with failing schools.
I can go on and on about all this man has doing for us, all through the exhaustion you see in this photo, and despite the constant personal attacks on him and his family that started before he was sworn in.
At the end of the day, I believe that President Trump loves America, that he is working tirelessly to keep us safe, and to make life better for every American.
For nearly four years he has had my back, your back, America’s back. So, I will not turn my back on him. Not today, not ever.
Thank you Mr. President, and may God Bless and keep you strong!”
It has been shaped in churches, town halls, school board meetings, and communities where ordinary citizens accepted an extraordinary responsibility to lead.
When Americans organize, stand their ground, and act with conviction, they create examples that can change the direction of the entire nation.
Thank you, Oliver Bardwell, for the thoughtful conversation and for being a perfect example of how local action can create national impact. Make sure to follow him and support the important work he is doing.
History shows that lasting political change often enters institutions under the language of compassion, safety, and necessity. A good example is Social-Emotional Learning, commonly called SEL, which is presented as a way to teach children emotional regulation, relationships, decision-making, and self-awareness.
During COVID, it expanded rapidly as Washington sent nearly $122 billion in federal relief funding to schools. School Districts were required to reserve at least 20% of their allocation for interventions addressing students’ academic, social, and emotional needs. Federal guidance then encouraged schools to integrate SEL into the school day.
Teachers who entered the profession to educate children in reading, writing, mathematics, science, and history were suddenly expected to assume responsibilities resembling those of mental-health specialists. They were asked to evaluate students’ emotions, guide conversations about identity, administer behavioral surveys, and implement psychological ...
Will someone from the WH (anyone of substance such as the POTUS or Susie Wiles will do) confirm that U.S Senator Mitch McConnell is alive!
What will it take?
Asking for millions of Americans.
MAMA: Make America Manufacture Again
A nation that cannot manufacture what it needs cannot remain strong, secure, or independent.
In 1979, nearly 19.6 million Americans worked in manufacturing. Today, that number has fallen to approximately 12.6 million. Behind that decline are shuttered factories, weakened communities, broken supply chains, and a dangerous dependence on foreign nations for products essential to our economy and national defense.
America must once again become a nation that builds. We must produce our own steel, machinery, medicine, technology, energy infrastructure, and defense equipment. Restoring American manufacturing is not about looking backward. It is about securing our future.
American strength must be built by American workers, in American communities, on American soil.
https://genflynn.substack.com/p/american-strength-must-be-built-in
Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.