They are trying to stop us from using the SAVE database,
which ensures that ONLY eligible Americans are able to vote.
Why would a federal judge stop the gov’t from checking to make sure that only lawful Americans are voting?
SCOTUS already ruled that judges like Sparkle Sooknanan cannot issue Nationwide Injunctions, but she did it anyway, on a case that had not even developed yet into ripeness. They should just ignore her ruling since it violated SCOTUS precedent.
Library of congress deleted history!
1866 congressional doc where originator of 14th said "foreigners or aliens do not get birthright citizenship".
Everyone save a copy NOW, History deleted!
https://t.co/vmrj9x5Sv5
🚨This tyranny likely headed to TEXAS soon thanks to liberal bills like SB2420, which takes Texas closer to DIGITAL IDs and dystopian social credit scores!
NO!
Tell your State Rep/Senator you want SB2420 REPEALED!! (Yes, they probably voted for it.)
NO DIGITAL IDs IN TEXAS!!!
🚨🇯🇵 Japan’s firm stance on Islam:
• Halal: Not banned, but refused
• Mosques: Not banned, but very hard to build
• Call to prayer: Leads to deportation
• Burka: Banned in public
Essentially: Islam not welcome.
Should the West copy Japan?
A. Yes
B. No
🚨BREAKING:
In Ireland, armed citizen groups are now forming to target politicians enabling mass Islamic migration.
This is what happens when leaders betray their own people. 😡🔥
#IrelandAwakens
Dallas - Fort Worth has such a bad Indian problem that I don’t even want a single Indian here anymore.
I want them all gone.
How that gets done.. I don’t care about either at this point.
I was curious once too.
I have never lived in Texas. But I worked remotely with Texans for years, and I spent so much time in the DFW area twenty years ago that it remains one of my favorite places on earth to visit.
So let me try to explain what I learned.
Start with this. In America, everyone is proud of their state. But Texas is different, and here is the tell. You never have to ask a Texan where they are from. They will tell you. Usually within the first two minutes.
Part of it is size. Texas is enormous. You can drive for a full day and never leave it. Part of it is the sheer variety. Real mountains in the west. Pine forests in the east. Beaches on the Gulf. Ranch land, oil country, desert, hill country, and some of the biggest cities in America. Almost every kind of terrain on the continent exists inside one state line.
But the real root is the history, and Texans know their history.
Texas was its own country. A fully independent republic with its own president, army, navy, and embassies. It fought Mexico for its independence and won it on the battlefield, then chose to join the United States as an equal. Six flags have flown over that land. Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederacy, and the United States. That was real history long before it was a theme park.
And here is the part outsiders miss most.
When the rest of the world pictures America, they are very often picturing Texas. The ranches. The boots. The oil. The swagger. The TV show Dallas ran for twenty years and exported that image to the entire planet. Texas became the shorthand for America itself.
But here is the thing I love most about Texans.
As much as they love Texas, they love America more.
It is, by almost any measure, the most patriotic state in the Union.
That is the answer. Texas pride is not arrogance. It is a country that remembers being a country, and chose this one anyway. 🦋