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Rep. Nancy Mace has proposed a constitutional amendment that would restrict eligibility for Congress to people who were born U.S. citizens, meaning Americans who became citizens later through naturalization would no longer be eligible to serve in the House or Senate.
The proposal has drawn attention because it would affect naturalized U.S. citizens, including members of Congress such as Rep. Ilhan Omar, who became a U.S. citizen after immigrating from Somalia as a child.
Supporters argue the amendment is intended to ensure that only citizens by birth can hold seats in Congress, similar to the constitutional requirement that only natural-born citizens can serve as President. Critics, however, say the proposal would unfairly exclude millions of loyal Americans who have earned citizenship through the legal naturalization process and have the same rights and responsibilities as other citizens.
If adopted, the proposal would require approval by two-thirds of both chambers of Congress and ratification by three-fourths of U.S. states, making it a significant constitutional change.
Do you support limiting Congress to only U.S.-born citizens, or should naturalized American citizens remain eligible to serve?
Smithsonian Smackdown: Trump orders signs outside American History museum warning of woke exhibits
I love this idea! ๐
The left wants to rewrite US history, and Trump is pushing back.
Better yet, would be to remove inaccurate wokeness from the Smithsonian altogether! ๐
From the article:
President Donald Trump escalated his battle against wokeness at the Smithsonian Institution on Friday, ordering his administration to place signs outside the National Museum of American History to warn visitors that some of its exhibits have been made "inaccurate."
The signs would even redirect potential visitors to places where American history is more accurately presented, according to the order, though the order did not give examples of what those locations and resources would be.
โBecause the museum has failed to appropriately honor the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence during this 250th anniversary year of the founding of our country,โ the order reads, government agencies โshall install temporary exhibits or signage on N.P.S.-maintained sidewalks, walkways, and land used by the public that corrects inaccurate information presented in the museum.โ
The order comes after the White House Domestic Policy Council released a 162-page report on the museum, accusing its director of using the museum as a โpolitical instrumentโ to accomplish her own ideological goals at the expense of the museum's original mission.
The museum was first approved by Congress in 1955 to tell the national story of the United States, to โplace beforeโ visitors โa stimulating permanent exposition that commemorates our heritage of freedom and highlights the basic elements of our way of life.โ
The museum's director, Anthea Hartig, defended the museum's changes to American history, stating in a congressional hearing this week that the museum was representing history in all of its complexity, according to the New York Times.
โWhen historians talk about reframing a traditional narrative, we donโt mean erasing it,โ she said in her testimony. โWe mean adding the evidence, the voices, the objects that earlier tellings left out so that more Americans can see themselves reflected in the national story.โ
House Republicans, however, accused her of hijacking history with woke ideology to suggest even Mickey Mouse was racist.
The order also follows Trumpโs March 27, 2025,ย executive order aimed at purging โrevisionistโ and ideological materials from U.S. history references and exhibits at federally funded museums and sites.
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๐จ75,000 NONCITIZENS are called for jury duty in New Jersey EVERY YEAR.
Itโs clear New Jerseyโs government databases are unreliable in ensuring only Americans are voting in AMERICAN elections and serving in jury pools.
๐President Trump just stunned the world and brought the mastermind behind the Bengazi attack to American soilโผ๏ธ
He is getting the justice that Hillary Clinton refused to get for our fallen heroes. Finally, we have a leader who delivers accountability.
This is what REAL leadership looks like . GOD BLESS 47.!๐บ๐ธ๐๐ป
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Steven Tyler, in a church in Warren, Michigan, singing "Amazing Grace" with gospel singer Juliette Hamilton and the Unity Choir.
Gospel and hard rock have more in common than people admit.
Honestly, what @mtgreenee has been doing w/these short explanation vids is a huge benefit to the public. Congress has long played these tricks w/their voting. Iโm grateful she pulls back the curtain to show whatโs truly happening.
A subcontractor who worked on former President Barack Obamaโs presidential center in Chicago, Illinois, has reportedly shut down operations and laid off workers in the latest drama linked to the property. Adamson Plumbing Contractors owner Mike Owen said his company closed down, laid off 25 union workers, and had to abandon multiple other construction jobs due to the business beingย owed nearly $4 million Dollars. In regard to Owenโs battle over the nearly $4 million payment dispute, his company that performed the work under the name Marsh-Adamson, has filed a $1.72 million mechanicโs lien against the centerโs property in an effort to be paid for the work. https://t.co/jRvaik3Yrq
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๐จ UPDATE: OUR SHELTER IS NOW AT MAX CAPACITY! ๐จ
๐จOur shelter is officially at maximum capacity, leaving us with no room for dogs that come in sick, injured, severely underweight, or in need of emergency care. This is one of the hardest positions for a shelter to be in because we never know when the next animal in desperate need will arrive.
We need adoptions now more than ever. Every adoption opens a kennel and gives us the opportunity to save another life. If you've been considering adding a furry family member to your home, now is the perfect time.
If you can't adopt, please help by sharing our adoptable pets with your friends and family. Every share, every adoption, and every bit of support helps us continue our mission of caring for animals in need. ๐จ
Please help us make room to save more lives. ๐พโค๏ธ
๐ก Our animals need your help! ๐พ
Our shelter is still full, and so many wonderful dogs and cats are patiently waiting for someone to give them the loving home they deserve. At Elbert County Animal Control, we have a wide variety of dogs and cats of all ages, sizes, and personalities, so there's truly a perfect match for almost every family.
While our staff works hard every day to care for them, the shelter can be a very loud and stressful place. For many of our more anxious dogsโand even some of our catsโthe constant noise and unfamiliar environment can be overwhelming. They deserve the comfort, peace, and love that only a forever home can provide.
If you've been thinking about adding a furry friend to your family, now is the perfect time to visit. Every adoption opens up space for another animal in need and gives a deserving pet a second chance at a happy life.
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๐ 706-283-5054
Please consider adopting, and if you can't adopt, **sharing this post could help save a life.** Every share helps us reach more people and brings one of our amazing animals one step closer to finding their forever family. Together, we can give these deserving pets the loving homes they've been waiting for. โค๏ธ๐ถ๐ฑ
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Bonnie & Clyde!
Bonnie and Clyde are an adorable brother-and-sister duo, about 4 months old, with a remarkable survival story.
These sweet pups were found hiding inside a culvert pipe just minutes before a major storm rolled in and flooded it. Thanks to being rescued in time, they're now safe and looking for the loving homes they deserve.
Both Bonnie (female) and Clyde (male) can be a little shy when meeting new people, but underneath their timid exterior are two incredibly sweet puppies who just need a little patience and kindness to help them come out of their shells. Every day they grow more confident and learn that people can be trusted.
Bonnie and Clyde have already overcome so much in their short lives. Now they're ready to leave their difficult beginning behind and find families who will show them what love and security feel like.
About 4 months old
Bonnie (female) & Clyde (male)
Sweet and gentle personalities
A little shy at first
Looking for patient, loving homes
From surviving a flooded culvert to searching for forever families, Bonnie and Clyde's next chapter is waiting to be written. Could you be part of their happy ending?
They can be adopted together or separately, but either way, they deserve a lifetime of love.
ELBERT COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL
706.283.5054
2160 HULMES CHAPEL RD
ELBERTON, GA
[email protected]
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โข Wife lives in the U.S. ๐บ๐ธ
โข Kids live & study in the U.S. ๐บ๐ธ
โข ~91% of his portfolio in the U.S. ๐บ๐ธ
โข Home in the U.S. ๐บ๐ธ
โข Brookfield moved HQ to the U.S. ๐
Yet he tells Canadians: ๐จ๐ฆ
โWe canโt depend on America.โ ๐บ๐ธ
Do you see the contradiction?
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