FL Patriot

A Force for Good - Lion, not a sheep - 2A stops tyrants - America First, America Only! - - Long live the Republic! - 🇺🇸💪🏻

[FL Patriot @FreeFLPatriot]

America could be like the Spartans

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

Never let anyone block the windows like this again.

[ThePatrioticBlonde™🇺🇸 @ImBreckWorsham]

#Midterms

[FL Patriot @FreeFLPatriot]

@MacBelleuk Accurate

[Jay Wiliams 🇺🇸 @jaywiliams9]

Yes on 3.

[FL Patriot @FreeFLPatriot]

@jamesfishback 🇺🇸💪🏻

[James Fishback @jamesfishback]

Today, I’m proud to endorse Republican Blaise Ingoglia for Florida’s Chief Financial Officer.

He is fighting to lower our taxes by auditing the waste, fraud, and foolishness of local governments.

Vote for Blaise tomorrow!

[The Artist known as Jess @ElofsonJess]

Black Neff here is noticing a little too much

[Chris Nelson 🏝️🇺🇸 @ReOpenChris]

Byron Donalds wouldn’t listen.

He listened to his donors instead and told us we are stupid.

[Dixie Forever @DixieForeverRJ]

On December 9, 1972, at Texas Stadium, Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders stood on the field during a game against the Washington Redskins and held the Confederate battle flag.

The scene was photographed for Sports Illustrated. In the early Cowboys Cheerleaders uniform of white cowboy hat, fringed top, and boots, she displays the all-American flag that is a familiar part of Southern public life.

That flag was designed by Americans, for Americans, on American soil. It emerged as a battlefield marker for Southern forces defending their states and homes against what they saw as federal overreach. It has long stood for the willingness to resist overwhelming odds in defense of home, family, and local self-government; for independence from centralized authority; and for the right of a people to keep their own culture and heritage.

In the 1970s it appeared routinely at Southern schools, games, yearbooks, and stadiums as a mark of regional identity.

The Confederate flag is a historically accurate choice for Dallas and regions across America. Dallas itself was founded by John Neely Bryan in 1841 who laid out the town. When war came he enlisted in the 18th Texas Cavalry and served until late 1862, when age and health forced his discharge.

Dallas, a city whose founder was a Confederate soldier is a fitting place for the battle flag to appear at a football game a century later. Texas Stadium in 1972 simply continued a local tradition.

If genuine diversity of heritage is valued, Southern symbols belong in Southern places. The flag’s presence at Cowboys games and on campuses reflected the identity of the people who lived there. By contrast, many leftists today fly foreign flags with no connection to the American founding or constitutional order—flags often tied to movements that reject limited government and local self-determination.

The Confederate battle flag remains an American artifact, created by Americans in America. It belongs in the historical landscape of the South, including its stadiums and schools, as a statement of regional identity and the long American tradition of resistance to centralized power.

This 1972 photograph records a time when that understanding still held. The cheerleader on the Texas Stadium turf was participating in the ordinary visual language of a Southern team in a Southern city. The flag she held continues to represent the courage to defend home and principle, and the insistence that local people retain the right to their own culture and memory -RJ.

[FL Patriot @FreeFLPatriot]

@ByronDonalds @Patriot_MAGA_47 Don’t let this imbecile @ByronDonalds destroy our great state!

[Cill Chainnigh @KilkennyTek]

#VoteYesOn3
We need 60%. Make sure your family, friends, neighbors vote YES on 3. Keep YOUR money. Spend in YOUR community.

[The Artist known as Jess @ElofsonJess]

Humanity has one single enemy and it wears a tiny hat.

[The Babylon Bibi @TheBabylonBibi]

Duh

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Every American needs to hear this and understand what’s coming

This is from ‘The Muslim Student Association at the University of Chicago’

"The mission of Muslims in the West is to reject democracy and implement Islam”

“We have to reject anything that is not from Islam. Any secular idea, both here in the West and in the Muslim lands, we must reject it. We do not compromise on the deen of Islam. We do not compromise on the hukm of Allah. We have full conviction that the only justice and the only true victory will come when Allah's hukm is implemented.

But believe me, wallahi, when you do the work for the sake of Allah, you will be victorious, either in this life or the next”

For those who don’t know when he says “either in this life or the next” this means Jihad. This means in Islam if they die being a martyr to further the agenda of Islam they will be greatly rewarded

We have to start mass deportations while we still can

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

After this election, even before they’re sworn-in, newly minted politicians will go behind closed doors in the swamp to pick the majority leader, minority leader, whips, etc., and to nominate a Speaker.

They’ll vote for candidates who promise campaign cash, good times, good committee assignments, and subcommittee gavels. When it’s all said and done, your Representatives will also pledge their congressional voting cards to the leaders of RED team and BLUE team, who are secretly playing on the same team.

That’s how your election will get stolen. I compare these Representatives to Jack who traded the family cow for magic beans… but in this version of the story, the beans never sprout and lobbyists eat the beef.

[Leonarda Jonie @Leonardaisfunny]

So now you're considered "hard-right" if you do not want to be raped by a migrant.

[James Fishback @jamesfishback]

The simplest explanation for the Haley Stephens drama is that her AIPAC-aligned fiancé, who himself endorsed Mike Rogers, demanded that she do the same or he would end their relationship.