@RandPaul Senator Paul’s rebuke received more than 1.1M views in just the first 8 hours and overwhelming support from his followers. As one X user bluntly stated:
“RIP Hep B vaccine for babies. It should have NEVER taken this long.”
https://t.co/RIvioGMlY4
@RandPaul On X, Sen. Paul wrote:
“No medical reason to give newborns Hep B vaccine if mother is not infected. All mothers who deliver in a hospital are tested. This ‘scientist’s’ fetish for vaccines [is] NOT supported by the data.”
https://t.co/KC39nv2L5O
THIS IS GENIUS! Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick just announced plans to use the Postal Service to conduct the Census instead of wasting billions.
USPS workers will also replace 20,000 Social Security workers.
"We spend $40 billion every 10 years doing the census. And that means we hire 625,000 people. And they go, and they rent cars and gas, and you pay them food... They go to every household and count the people."
"What department do we already have that already employs 625,000 people? It's got cars, already has gas, and goes to every household. [Answer: USPS]."
"They can go to your house when you have a baby and give you the form for Social Security. And the 20,000 Social Security officers that we have, we just don't need them. We actually can do real customer service."
"Let's use the assets of the government to make us better and save us money."
IT'S SO GENIUS!
We learn more from reading on paper than on screens.
54 studies, 171k people: we process print more deeply than digital content—as long as it's informational rather than purely narrative.
The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Long live physical books.
TODAY: Monday, October 14, 10:00 AM PDT: Tune in for another CONNECT Round Table as Amir, Barry, Jan, and Steve discuss the significance of the rapture as revealed in the Bible and how it affects the future of believers living in the world today!
Watch live on YouTube, X and Facebook.
Pray at all times (on every occasion, in every season) in the Spirit, with all [manner of] prayer and entreaty. To that end keep alert and watch with strong purpose and perseverance, interceding in behalf of all the saints (God’s consecrated people). -Ephesians 6:18
Extended times of prayer are good, but it’s also good to pray and ask God to help you with anything you deal with throughout the day. Prayer does not need to be long to be effective; it simply needs to be sincere. James 4:2 says, “You do not have, because you do not ask.” And Luke 11:9 says, “Ask and keep on asking and it shall be given you.” You can never ask for too much. God wants to help you in all you do, no matter what it is.
Each day is an opportunity to also pray for other people. We may hear of someone who is struggling, and instead of saying “Oh, that’s too bad,” we can pray. We may see a sin in their life, and instead of judging or gossiping, we can pray. I am so grateful for all the people who pray for me. I know I could not do what I do without their prayers to strengthen me and encourage me. One of the greatest gifts we can give anyone is to pray for them.
Confession: I love to pray— to pray for others and to pray about
everything I do.
This story fits much of Rural America, and yet there are such beautiful qualities, strong people and communities in rural living.
@AmericaIsRural@usdaRD