Imagine telling a New Yorker in 2001 that in 25 years, we will have imported so many people from the third-world that their mayor would be a Muslim communist who giggles like a little girl while the names of the victims are honored during the 9/11 Memorial ceremony.
1/3 This summer, I’ll be running the Falmouth Road Race to raise money for the Cape and Islands Veterans Outreach Center — and I can think of no better cause to support for America's 250th Birthday! https://t.co/NK4AfGpFPH
2/3 Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard have been my home away from home since I was a little girl and it means so much to me to be able to give back to a community that has given me so much.
I humbly ask that you join me in supporting our Veterans as I train for this race.
NEW: @Heritage_Action tapped Steve Chartan, a seasoned Capitol Hill strategist, to serve as its executive vice president. Chartan will oversee the organization’s grassroots operation and policy efforts in Washington and state capitals, writes @RobertBluey
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Incredible story. A kid whose mother, brother, and grandfather were killed by the trans terrorist in the Rhode Island shooting last month scored the game winning goal in the state semifinal. Unreal grit and resilience.
Alysa Liu recently went viral for comments she made in a Vanity Fair interview.
“Look at a Gothic cathedral, then look at the Obama Presidential Library,” Liu said. “That’s the difference between a civilization that believed in God and one that believes in bureaucracy.”
For the past few months, Heritage has had protesters outside of our building every Monday afternoon. Today’s crowd is smaller than usual, but the profanities and demonic behavior continues nonetheless.
To the protestors outside our building, know this: you’re pathetic. Your profanities do not intimidate us and your noise is not distracting to our work.
In fact, your protests are fuel for the fire the drives us to do the hard work needed to save this country.
So the next time you flip me or my colleagues off, yell into your microphone “f*** Christianity,” or blow an air horn, remember that your time and breath is wasted.
We’re entering an era of the martyr. Martyrs for Christ. Martyrs for country. Martyrs for the truth. Little children slaughtered while praying in Mass. A young father assassinated while debating on a college campus.
I keep coming back to what Chesterton said about courage: courage is almost a contradiction in terms. It means a strong desire to live taking the form of a willingness to die.
Those are the stakes now.
These monsters think they’re quieting the good but they’re doing the opposite. They are creating warriors. And they will reap the whirlwind.
Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk