.@LeaderJohnThune, I hereby object to any effort to put the Senate into recess in August—at least until such time as the Senate has passed the SAVE America Act—and hereby request a roll call vote.
Do not assume you have my consent.
You do not.
Oklahoma State Superintendent candidate Robert Franklin (R) said in a debate that DEI is a “biblical principle” and refuses to stand against it.
He also recommended a book called “Separation of Church and Hate” which says Christianity was hijacked by the right and promotes abortion and LGBTQ.
Franklin was a registered Democrat a few years ago.
His election is in a few weeks.
Oklahoma, don’t let this liberal run your schools!
Brookings County SD begrudgingly allowed “election denier” Rick Weible 5 minutes to voice his concerns on election software being used.
It only took him 4 to drive a truck through their illusions of what they thought was a secure system
THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN OUR TIME.
You are 25. Or 52, 15, 40, 70…Imagine you get a letter. Report to the train station with one suitcase. You don’t know why. You don’t know where.
This happened to millions of people in Europe just over 80 years ago. Not the Middle Ages. Your great-grandparents’ time. There are still people alive who were there.
This is how it worked. Jews were registered, stripped of their jobs, their homes, their rights.
The neighbors watched. Then came the trains. Cattle cars packed with people, days without water.
On arrival at camps like Auschwitz, a doctor stood on the ramp and pointed. Right or left. Labor or death. The decision took seconds.
The old, the sick, the mothers with small children were sent straight on. They were told they were going to shower. They undressed and folded their clothes neatly, because they believed they would need them again. Then the door was locked, and Zyklon B was dropped through holes in the ceiling.
Death took up to 20 minutes. Afterwards the bodies were burned and the ashes scattered.
Elsewhere it happened without gas chambers. In Eastern Europe, special units drove from town to town. They rounded up the Jews, made them dig their own graves and shot them. Women with infants in their arms. One at a time, all day, day after day. Over a million people were murdered this way. By hand.
Six million Jews in total. One and a half million of them were children.
And here is what you need to understand.
This was not an outbreak of madness. It was planned, budgeted and administered. Engineers designed the crematoria. Rail companies invoiced for the transports - one-way fare, children half price. Ordinary people showed up for work and made it happen.
It did not start with gas chambers. It started with words. With calling a group of people a problem. With jokes, lies and shrugs. By the time the trains were running, it was too late to protest.
That is why this concerns you. Not as history. As a warning. The mechanism is not dead, it is only waiting for new words and new scapegoats.
And why? What had they done?
Nothing. That is the answer.
The Jews were not murdered for anything they had done, but for what they had been turned into. For centuries, conspiracy theories had blamed them for everything: plague, war, economic collapse. The Nazis gathered the lies into one ideology. Jews supposedly controlled the banks and the press, were behind both capitalism and communism, and posed a threat to the people.
All of it fabricated. The victims were doctors, shoemakers, schoolchildren, infants. People who had never harmed anyone.
And now hear the uncomfortable part. The lies did not die in 1945.
The same conspiracies live today. In islamist circles it is openly preached that Jews are apes and pigs to be exterminated. The Hamas charter cites the same forgery the Nazis used.
And in parts of the Western left, the myth is retold in new packaging: Jews described as colonizers, “Zionists” controlling media and politics, Jewish students harassed on campuses in the name of liberation.
The consequences are not theoretical. In 2015, a Jewish guard was shot outside the synagogue in Copenhagen. That same year, four Jews were murdered in a kosher supermarket in Paris. In 2012, an islamist shot three Jewish schoolchildren and a father in Toulouse.
In December 2025, two islamists opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach in Australia, murdering 15 people, among them a child and a Holocaust survivor.
Stop at that detail. A Holocaust survivor. Imagine it. You are a child when the world tries to erase you. You survive the age of the gas chambers. You build a life on the other side of the earth, in a country you believed was safe. You grow old. And then, 80 years later, at the end of your life, you are murdered anyway. For the same reason. By the same hatred.
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So we’ve got open voting season, mail-in ballots, no voter ID, no proof of citizenship, ballot harvesting, drop boxes AND birth right citizenship.
Well played, Democrats. The invasion worked.
Meanwhile so-called republicans won’t pass the Save America Act and have backed off mass deportations because it looks “mean.”
Hey guys...just a quick reminder that we're at the end of June so it will probably be hot.
Six months from now we'll be in the middle of winter and you'll notice the temperatures will be much cooler.
Carry on.
Hi, I'm just a simple guy down in Texas... but could we maybe stop arguing about "the Jews" and focus on the literal socialists and communists who are vowing to destroy Western civilization with violence.
Thanks.
Christian pastors are going to have to think deeper than “welcome the stranger” and “love the immigrant among you” for their thoughts on immigration policy in the coming years with huge swaths of Islamic socialists actively seeking to gain political power and fundamentally reshape significant parts of America.
Just a bunch of toxically masculine Christian Nationalists walking directly into Nazi machine gun fire to help save the world.
This is yet another reason why I will always be proud to be an American.
I think the worst part of the Tigers being bad is I actually like pretty much every player on the team.
Wenceel was clutch the last two seasons, Vierling before he was injured sparked the big comeback in 24, Vest threw huge innings for us, Tork had big hits down the stretch, McKinstry & Javy at the all star game was brilliant, Flaherty when he came was legit etc etc
I don’t want to get on be negative & see others doing the same to these players, they were all part of the best two seasons in a decade…
But they’ve just been SO BAD. Very upsetting.
To all the moms raising boys to be men: this backyard treasure hunt birthday party is pure gold.
Picture this: A crew of 8-12 year olds, maps in hand, no hovering parents. They navigate 12 rugged clues through the woods behind your house—scrambling over logs, fording a muddy creek, spotting trail markers, and yes, swinging a supervised axe to chop through a small marked “barrier” log blocking the path. Each stop demands teamwork: solve a riddle, measure a distance with string, identify animal tracks, or build a quick stick bridge.
The final clue leads to a buried chest (real metal ammo can or wooden box). They dig it up with shovels, crack the combo lock using math from an earlier clue, and unleash the loot: pocket knives, beef jerky, flashlights, paracord, and candy.
Zero screens. Real dirt, real decisions, real consequences if they get lost for five minutes. They’ll argue, laugh, fail, adapt, and high-five like warriors when they win. Confidence, resilience, and brotherhood in one epic afternoon.
Moms who let boys be boys know: scraped knees today build calloused hands tomorrow.
(Setup takes 2-3 hours. Age 8+. Safety briefing mandatory but then hands off.)
Who’s doing this for their son’s next birthday? Drop a 🔥 if you’re in.
We gave every kid a trophy. Built platforms around the selfie. Created a culture of "Main Character Syndrome."
Result? The most affirmed generation in history is also the most anxious, lonely, and depressed.
More self-focus. More emptiness. There's a reason for that. 👇
Although we don’t yet have the details about the motives behind last night's shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner, it’s incumbent upon all us to reject the idea that violence has any place in our democracy. It’s also a sobering reminder of the courage and sacrifice that U.S. Secret Service Agents show every day. I’m grateful to them – and thankful that the agent who was shot is going to be okay.