Madison Neeley

#Jesus is my savior.

[Steak 'n Shake @SteaknShake]

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🇺🇸 MAHA 🇺🇸

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

Good men must die, but death can't kill their names.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

America will never be the same.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

God, family, country. In that order.

Happy Labor Day!

[Alexandra Voetberg @Realalexclark]

As I was saying…the moms are not cool with the “you must like data centers in your back yard end of story” rhetoric. Will hurt us.

[Madison Neeley @MadisonTimora]

@Brick_Suit @RealFLAWhite Umm I would never live in that area lol I’m a native btw

[Alexandra Voetberg @Realalexclark]

President Trump says importing more foreign beef will bring prices down. I understand the goal but why is the “America First” answer to expensive beef: more FOREIGN beef?

We have American ranchers READY to feed American families. The problem is that federal rules and a highly consolidated meatpacking industry make it unnecessarily difficult for smaller producers to process their cattle and sell that beef directly to people in their own communities.

Congressman Thomas Massie’s PRIME Act offers a more structural solution: let states allow locally raised meat processed at qualifying local facilities to be sold directly to consumers, restaurants and grocery stores WITHOUT forcing every small farmer through the same expensive federal system built for industrial meatpackers.

Would the PRIME Act lower every beef price overnight? No. America’s cattle herd is still historically small, and rebuilding it takes time. But it WOULD open another path between American ranchers and American consumers, expand local processing and reduce dependence on corporate middlemen.

Importing beef may provide TEMPORARY price relief. Passing the PRIME Act would help build the decentralized American food system MAHA has been promising.

Before IMPORTING the solution, have we REMOVED the barriers preventing American farmers from becoming the solution?

[stevenfurtick @stevenfurtick]

I call God just to thank Him
just to tell Him that I love Him
I call God cause He saved me
I’m so glad He didn’t leave me like He found me

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

I will step up and moderate the Candace Owens-Andrew Wilson debate on the one condition that the arguments are presented via freestyle interpretive dance. This will heal America.

[Robby Starbuck @robbystarbuck]

Matt is 100% correct. I think the reason Matt and I have clear eyes on this is because we’ve both been poor, we’ve been middle class and we’ve been well off. Having lived all 3, we have a unique vantage point. Good, hard working people out there are having trouble paying bills and putting food on the table. We can be honest about that + try to fix it and win OR we can pretend it’s not happening or attribute it to laziness and lose. I want to live in reality and win. Making America Great means making a decent life affordable for every family out there who’s trying to do the right things. If we don’t make that our priority, young people will turn to socialism out of desperation. The cycle after that is vicious because once communists get control, you’ll never vote your way out of it. To prevent that death spiral for the American Dream, we have to confront affordability head on. Immigration and affordability need to be the top 2 priorities of our party, our media apparatus and our politicians.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

One of the problems with this claim is that virtually no Republican was making "the affordability crisis is fake" arguments during the Biden years. It's extremely transparent to everyone that the unwillingness to acknowledge these obvious economic challenges is at least partially politically motivated.

The second problem is that, no matter how thrifty your family might be, and no matter how cheap your homemade burritos, the significant rise in grocery prices over the past 6 years -- and the fact that the rise is continuing, not stopping, and certainly not reversing -- is just a mathematical reality. It can't be denied. It is a fact.

Grocery prices have gone up by 30 percent or more this decade. I'm happy for you if your family isn't significantly impacted by this problem. But it is real. And it is a problem. And conservatives better come up with an answer that isn't just "learn how to make cheap burritos" or we will get absolutely crushed. That's another reality.

[Madison Neeley @MadisonTimora]

@BlakeSNeff @Realalexclark This was a really annoying response to this just fyi

[Natalie Jean Beisner @NJBeisner]

“Every time the ATF spoke, it was devastating for the prosecution.”

Poor girl STILL does not grasp that the ATF are the Feds.

If the Feds are “in on it,” and Tyler is a government “patsy,” and Lance is a “Fed asset,” please tell me why it would be the case that “every time the ATF speaks, it’s ‘devastating’ for the prosecution”?

I’d love to hear the mental gymnastics on that one.

[Natalie Jean Beisner @NJBeisner]

Candace is pretending that the entirety of the evidence against Tyler Robinson consists of just the surveillance footage.

She’s framing this as if it exists in a vacuum without DNA, confessions, witness testimony, turning himself in, etc.

The question is not whether the surveillance footage is beyond a reasonable doubt.

And her followers lack critical thinking skills and the ability to deal with more than one point at a time, and they didn’t actually watch the prelim so they’ll eat it all up.

[Robby Starbuck @robbystarbuck]

This is selective framing to fool people. Twiggs phone WAS taken and they downloaded the entire thing. The photographed evidence is corroborated by the digital phone backup or they’d never bring it in and Tyler’s defense could’ve made an issue of this today, but they didn’t.

[Isabel Brown @theisabelb]

I'm sorry, but if you genuinely believe that Charlie Kirk was a brilliant man who would have been the best President we've ever had, was the leader of the conservative movement, and was a once-in-a-generation mind but simultaneously was stupid enough to be duped into a fake relationship with a woman who never really loved him... then you really didn't respect him at all.

[Madison Neeley @MadisonTimora]

@kellysed @TheRealBwithnoS @Villgecrazylady They weren’t secret service. I’m actually unsure what training they had beyond stopping close attacks (such as someone grabbing Charlie or tackling him). This would be interesting to know. He wasn’t that “high” up for all that.

[Madison Neeley @MadisonTimora]

@TheRealBwithnoS @Villgecrazylady That’s not really even taking a risk. That’s just everyone becoming a sitting duck.. including Charlie himself. I would think exiting the scene would be the first step as it wasn’t possible to secure it.

[Madison Neeley @MadisonTimora]

@TheRealBwithnoS @Villgecrazylady I think people forget that there was an active shooter. No one knew if more shots were coming and if they were other shooters. He was “scooped up” because of this. People have conspired so much they are forgetting what even caused the wound.

[Madison Neeley @MadisonTimora]

@lindseey_loo @RealCandaceO @baroncoleman Un Tyler Robinson’s lawyer is the one is brought attention to this.. it was in their interest to have the screen off. This is why I’m watching the hearing myself because of the stupid narratives people twist things into