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Married to a hot wife with 4 awesome kiddos

[Rex @DrRex]

So proud of you, sis! Go be great! I love you!

[Sophie Huffman @SophieH23_3]

💯% COMMITED! #OilerUp @UFWBB @DLHPremier @LadyCaneBball @WHSCaneAD

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST NOW: Trump-endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy WINS 2026 Republican primary for Ohio governor, and will face Amy Acton (D) this November

Ramaswamy notably wants to ABOLISH state income tax 🔥

KEEP OHIO RED! This is crucial! @VivekGRamaswamy

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

Mine checks out. Does yours?

[Tosca Austen @ToscaAusten]

8 BILLION PEOPLE. ONE PLANE RIDE. ONE U.S. PASSPORT✈️🆔

The Supreme Court just heard the most explosive argument of the year.

Solicitor General John Sauer just laid out the cold, hard reality at the Supreme Court:

“There are 8 billion people on this planet who are just one plane ride away from a "delivery room" citizenship for their children.

The "priceless gift" of American citizenship is being treated like a participation trophy for anyone who can get across the border.”

Chief Justice Roberts snapped: "It’s a new world. It’s the same Constitution."

Translation? The world has changed, the threats are bigger, and the scale is massive—but the Court might still use a
150-year-old map to navigate a 2026 crisis.🤔

If the Constitution isn't a "suicide pact," why are we using an outdated interpretation destroy our
national identity? 🛡️

Raise your ✋hand if you think citizenship should be EARNED, not just handed out to keep a certain party’s voter bloc.🔄

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

There is something powerful I noticed during my Bible study this morning while reading the story of Joshua and Caleb.
When Moses sent twelve men to spy the land of Canaan, they all saw the same thing. They saw the same cities, the same land, and the same giants — the sons of Anak.
But when they returned, their reports were completely different.
Ten of the spies came back with fear.
They said the cities were fortified, the people were strong, and the giants were too powerful. They concluded that the land could not be taken.
But Caleb and Joshua had a different confession.
They did not deny the presence of the giants. They saw them too. But their focus was not on the giants — their focus was on God.
They remembered what God had already done.
They remembered how God delivered them from Pharaoh in Egypt.
They remembered how the Red Sea opened before them.
They remembered how God provided food in the wilderness.
So instead of spreading fear, they spoke faith.
They said: “We are well able to go up and take the land.”
This story reveals something very important for us as believers today:
Two people can see the same problem but respond with completely different faith.
Many believers today are surrounded by giants.
Some people are facing the giant of rent and financial pressure.
Some are battling the giant of sickness.
Some are facing the giant of unemployment.
Some are struggling with depression, fear, or addiction.
And sometimes these giants can make people feel like going back to Egypt.
The children of Israel forgot how God fought for them. Because of fear, they even said it would have been better to return to Egypt — the same place where they were slaves.
That is what fear does.
Fear makes people forget God’s past faithfulness.
Sometimes rent pressure can make someone return to compromise.
Sometimes sickness can make someone lose faith in God.
Sometimes lack of employment can make someone return to sin or begin to doubt God.
But today I want to remind someone reading this:
Do not take your eyes off God because of the giants.
The size of the giant does not determine the outcome — the power of God does.
If God delivered you before, He can deliver you again.
If God opened a door before, He can open another one.
If God protected you yesterday, He can protect you today.
What matters is your confession and where your eyes are fixed.
Caleb and Joshua did not allow the giants to control their faith.
They chose to trust God even when the situation looked impossible.
And that should be our mindset as believers.
No matter what you are facing right now —
no matter how big the problem looks —
no matter how impossible the situation seems —
Do not allow the problem to become bigger than God in your mind.
Keep your eyes on Him.
Because the same God who fought for Israel is still fighting for His people today.
And when God fights for you, no giant can stand.
Stay in faith.
Stay in prayer.
Stay in obedience.
Your victory is not determined by the giants in front of you —
it is determined by the God who goes before you. 🙏🔥

[The Biblical Man @Biblicalman]

There are pictures on my wall that don't exist anymore.

All seven of us. Five kids. Two parents. Two dogs. Taken before the exodus started.

Three of my kids live in Florida now. The oldest two left first. The third followed when he turned eighteen. My wife and I are in North Dakota with our two youngest girls and two dogs who still answer to the names of the ones we buried.

Chester. Ginger. We call the new ones by their names without thinking. Our mouths remember the ghost dogs before our brains catch up.

Thomas Wolfe wrote a novel in 1940 called You Can't Go Home Again. Published after he died. The last lines still cut like a blade:

"You can't go back home to your family, back home to your childhood... back home to the old forms and systems of things which once seemed everlasting, but which are changing all the time—back home to the escapes of Time and Memory."

I didn't understand that quote until this year.

My dad was an Army Ranger. Police captain. The kind of man who made you feel like nothing on earth could touch you as long as he was in the building. I remember the smells of my mom's cooking. The noise of me and my brothers fighting and doing dumb things. My younger brother getting caught up in our foolishness whether he wanted in or not.

I remember the feeling of safety. That bone-deep knowing that your father has it handled.

I can't go back there. Those smells are memories. That noise is silence. That safety was a season—not a permanent address.

I'm a child of the 80s. Music was always playing. Always. And now a song doesn't remind me of a time—it relocates me.

Duran Duran and I'm in Germany.
An old country song and I'm in North Carolina.
A 90s track and I'm in Hawaii.

Three chords and I'm standing in a place that doesn't exist anymore.

The other day I was writing. Apple Music dropped in a song I didn't ask for.

"Welcome to the Machine" by Pink Floyd.

The opening synth hit me first. Then the lyrics.

Welcome my son. Welcome to the machine.

I stopped typing. Looked at that picture on the wall. All five kids. My wife next to me. And the thought came uninvited—are we inside a machine? Some system grinding us through its gears while we smile for photos we'll weep over later?

I grounded myself fast. The Word of God is my anchor and I don't drift long.

But the thought stung.

Because this week "Christian social media" was buzzing about the Grammys and Kid Rock and the TPUSA Super Bowl halftime show. Everyone had an opinion. Everyone was outraged or celebrating or performing discernment for an audience.

And all of it, every take, every hot post, every argument, reminded me of one thing:

We are not home.

Wolfe was right. You can't go home again. But Wolfe didn't have the answer. He diagnosed the ache. He couldn't name the cure.

Solomon could.

"He hath made every thing beautiful in his time: also he hath set the world in their heart, so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end." —Ecclesiastes 3:11

That word—world—is olam in the Hebrew.

Eternity.

God set eternity in your heart.

That's why the pictures make you ache. That's why old songs teleport you. That's why you call the new dog by the dead dog's name. That's why you sit in a quiet house remembering when it was chaos—and realize the chaos was the gift.

You were built for a home that doesn't decay. Where time doesn't steal your children or silence your kitchen or bury your dogs in the backyard.

The ache isn't a malfunction. It's a homing signal.

"These all died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and embraced them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth." —Hebrews 11:13
That's what Wolfe felt but couldn't name. That's what Pink Floyd reached for but couldn't grasp. That's what every 80s kid feels when the right song plays and the chest tightens and you're eight years old again for three seconds before time drags you back to the present.

You can't go home again.

Because you were never home to begin with.

"In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you." —John 14:2

He's building it right now.

And when you walk through that door, you won't have to leave again.

I wrote the full version of this tonight on Substack. It goes deeper. If this hit you in the chest, go read it.

@biblicalman

[Rex @DrRex]

@TrumpDailyPosts Progressive left brain disease

[Rex @DrRex]

@SenMikeLee GET IT DONE!!

[Dipti Sharma @Diptish09]

I GAVE GROK MY BIRTH DATE AND TIME

It broke down my entire life with unsettling precision.
No horoscopes. No tarot. Just pure artificial intelligence.

Here are 7 prompts you should try:

[Dave Kinney @ssikfandk]

Think it’s JUST the money? True. Money runs Gene… but it is hitting him here… that this is THE END. I have differences w/Gene. Big ones. But. There IS no Kiss without him. Same with Sir P. I cannot express what our band has meant to me for the last 50 years.
#KISStoryTouringEnds

[John Rich🇺🇸 @johnrich]

Show this video to your kids…Wow😳

[Charlie Garcia @charliepgarcia]

Jesse Itzler has sold companies to Warren Buffett and Coca-Cola, owns part of an NBA team, and is married to the woman who invented Spanx.

He also once hired a Navy SEAL to live with him for a month just to see what would happen.

That guy gave him three rules. No training plan. No nutrition tips. Just three sentences.

30 days later Jesse finished a 100-mile race.

This is 8 minutes that might rewire how you talk to yourself in 2026.

My Christmas gift. Just this.

[Rex @DrRex]

@RepMTG Go ahead and resign now instead of Jan 5th 2026! I know why you won’t but let’s see if you have a shred of integrity.

[Rex @DrRex]

@TrumpBarron_Q @LeaderJohnThune Heck yes! Let’s do it!!

[Western Lensman @WesternLensman]

James Comer reads “Brooklyn’s Barack” email on House floor:

“Let’s read it to make sure. To Jeffrey Epstein. That’s the real Jeffrey Epstein, not Jasmine Crockett’s Jeffrey Epstein."

[Rex @DrRex]

@0hour1 @KeithOlbermann I’m surprised he’s dating a girl…

[Rex @DrRex]

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[Breanna Morello @BreannaMorello]

It’s kind of strange how the left didn’t cancel Jimmy Kimmel sooner.

It’s almost like they live by two separate set of rules…

[Paul @WomanDefiner]

This was the finest and most consequential political speech of my lifetime. It was what Americans needed to hear. JD Vance earned my vote. Thank you JD.

Justice for Charlie is coming.

I thought about clipping this but honestly? It's the most consequential speech of our time and you all need to watch it in full.

[Isabel Brown @theisabelb]

I never would have imagined in my wildest dreams the Vice President of the United States would be reciting the Nicene Creed while hosting the number 1 podcast in the world from the White House.

Chills.

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

Breaking: Unmasking “Luna” - Meet Charlie Kirk’s Assassin’s Trans Boyfriend Lance Twiggs

Tyler Robinson has now confessed and his internet history confirms last Thursday’s ATF leak that the killing was a trans rage operation.

Andy NGO’s investigation takes you inside the mind of the killer and his accomplices.