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[C3 @C_3C_3]

States with no ID requirement and last time GOP won the POTUS election:

CA: 1988
HI: 1984
IL: 1988
ME: 1988
MD: 1988
MA: 1984
MN: 1972
NV: 2024
NJ: 1988
NM: 2004
NY: 1984
OR: 1984
PA: 2024
VT: 1988
WA: 1984

Decades of fraud!

Voter ID makes widespread fraud much more difficult.

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

God will bless you, young man.

God has shown us mercy.

Now go show it to each other.

You don’t have to know the whole story to stop beside the road.

You don’t have to know why someone got stuck before you pull them out.

And you certainly don’t have to determine whether somebody deserves mercy before showing it.

Keep doing what you’re doing. 🙏✝️

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

How is this not on the news?
Toddler Euthanized by Dutch Doctors, Debate Rages https://t.co/PBCbR6aWjy via @YouTube

[Endless @endless_real]

They are both gone now. This is the night they still sound alive.

“Islands in the stream. That is what we are.”

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton sang a Bee Gees song at the 1983 CMA Awards and made it sound like it had been written in the same room. Two voices.

People put this on the day the news broke. That is how complete it still is.

[Lost In Retro @LostRetroHQ]

There’s something heartbreaking about watching this now. Kenny and Dolly made “Islands in the Stream” feel timeless, and hearing them together captures a moment when both were still here, still performing, still making people feel something. Some performances don’t age they become memories.

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

Florida’s governor primary tells the same story. Donalds received 810,675 votes and Jolly 761,674,
a gap of 49,001.

But total party turnout was GOP 1,696,335 vs. DEM 1,249,548,
a gap of 446,787.

If that 57.6%–42.4% split holds, Donalds wins by about 15 points.

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

God bless Grady Judd. 🙏

A Prayer for Margaret Dufour

Heavenly Father,

Today we remember a woman who spent her life caring for others.

Before headlines ever spoke her name, You knew her.

You knew the young woman who chose nursing because she wanted to heal.

You knew the mother whose love refused to give up, even when fear would have given anyone reason to walk away.

Lord, You saw every shift she worked.

Every patient she comforted.

Every wound she dressed.

Every frightened family she reassured.

Every quiet act of kindness that no newspaper will ever record.

And You saw every prayer she prayed for her son.

You knew the nights she stayed awake wondering if he would ever find peace.

You knew the tears she shed that no one else ever saw.

You knew the courage it took to keep hoping.

Even after threats, after disappointments,
Even after fear entered her own home,

She remained a mother.

Your Word tells us:

“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”
- Psalm 91:1

Lord, Margaret tried to live beneath that shadow.

She tried to protect her son.

She tried to help him.

She tried to give him another chance.

The world may remember how her life ended.

But You remember how she lived.

As a nurse.

As a helper.

As a caregiver.

As a mother who would not stop loving.

Jesus promised:

“And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever.”
- John 14:16

So today we ask for that Comforter.

We ask You to give that same Comforter to those who worked and lived beside her.

Comfort her family.

Comfort her friends in Tennessee and Florida.

Comfort every patient whose life she touched.

Comfort those who now struggle to understand how love can end in such tragedy.

And Lord, we also pray for her son.

You alone know every wound, every illness, every broken place, and every choice that brought him to this moment.

Justice belongs to You.

Mercy belongs to You.

Truth belongs to You.

We ask that Your perfect justice be done, and that wherever repentance is still possible, Your grace would accomplish what no human heart can accomplish.

Father, remind us that evil never has the final word.

Violence can take a life.

It cannot erase a lifetime of faithfulness.

Hatred cannot overcome the love that was poured out day after day through a mother who refused to stop caring.

Death cannot silence the testimony of a life lived in service.

One day every hidden thing will be revealed.

Every tear will be wiped away.

Every injustice will be answered.

Every broken heart will be healed by the One who makes all things new.

Until that day, help us remember Margaret not first as a victim, but as what Sheriff Judd himself said she was:

A nurse.

A helper.

A wonderful lady.

A mother who never gave up on her son.

And though evil took her life, it did not conquer her faithfulness.

Receive her, Lord, into the everlasting arms of the Good Shepherd.

May perpetual light shine upon her.

And may those of us who hear her story be reminded to love sacrificially, to care deeply, and to entrust those we cannot save into the hands of the One who can.

In the name of Jesus Christ,

Amen. 🙏✝️

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[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 ONE JUDGE JUST OVERRULED THE SUPREME COURT

Judge Allison Burroughs just blocked President Trump from ending Temporary Protected Status for Somali migrants.

SCOTUS already ruled lower courts don’t get to dictate this.

She did it anyway.
This isn’t a ruling.
It’s open defiance.

One unelected activist in a robe is trying to keep the border open against the President and the highest court in the land.

Impeach her and end the judicial coup.

[Franklin Graham @Franklin_Graham]

Just think of all that has happened in this country from 1776 to 2026! What started as a small group of people searching for freedom to live out their faith has become the greatest nation on earth, and America continues to stand as a beacon for freedom around the world today. God did this. He is the One who has blessed this country.

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

Today is July 4th, America’s 250th birthday, and I think this should be a day for gratitude, prayer, and honest history, not attacks, insults, or disinformation.

The United States was not founded by Native tribes; it was founded in 1776 as a constitutional republic by thirteen colonies declaring independence. But that does not mean the land was empty. Native peoples were already here, with their own nations, languages, cultures, trade routes, farming, alliances, and conflicts, like every other people group in history.

Estimates vary, but one commonly cited estimate puts the Indigenous population of the United States and Canada around 3.8 million near 1492, roughly the size of modern Los Angeles, and less than half of modern New York City, spread across an enormous continent. Spain and Portugal had much larger footprints in Central and South America, France heavily shaped Canada, and English settlement began later with groups like the Pilgrims, Puritans, and then Quakers, many of whom came out of Europe’s religious conflict seeking a place to worship freely.

Slavery also did not begin with America. It existed long before this country, in the ancient world, Egypt, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, Africa, the Middle East, and the Ottoman world. But as Christians, we should also be honest: the fact that slavery was ancient does not make it righteous. Scripture condemns man-stealing and the selling of people. Exodus 21:16 says, “He that stealeth a man, and selleth him… shall surely be put to death,” and 1 Timothy 1:10 lists enslavers among the lawless.

The Christian answer is not to pretend any nation or people were perfect. No nation is sinless. Native tribes fought other tribes. European nations fought each other. Empires conquered. People migrated. Alliances were made. Treaties were kept and broken. Some settlers helped Native peoples, and some harmed them. That is human history after the fall.

But America’s founding principle was still extraordinary: our rights come from the Creator, not from government. The Declaration says all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights. That idea was bigger than the failures of the men who wrote it, and every generation has had to grow into it more fully.

Scripture says, “Blessed are the peacemakers”
- Matthew 5:9. Proverbs 15:1 says, “A soft answer turneth away wrath.”
Micah 6:8 tells us to “do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with thy God.”
Acts 17:26 says God made every nation of mankind.

So on America’s 250th birthday, I choose gratitude over bitterness, truth over propaganda, and prayer over division. We can tell the whole truth about history and still thank God for the freedom, sacrifice, and founding principles of this country. 🙏✝️🇺🇸

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Fauci CALLED RFK Jr. a LIAR for telling the truth about untested vaccines — then got SUED and FORCED to ADMIT RFK was RIGHT!

Fauci smeared RFK Jr. for exposing that NOT ONE of the 72 mandated CHILDHOOD VACCINES has ever been properly safety-tested. RFK sued. After a year of dodging, Fauci’s own lawyers caved: RFK was 100% correct.

No liability. No real testing. Just a government-mandated gold rush for Big Pharma — pumping billions into schoolkids while chronic disease, autism (1 in 31 now!), ADHD, and neurological disasters exploded in our children.

This isn’t “public health.” This is criminal negligence — a profit machine disguised as medicine, with our kids as the collateral damage.

Fauci lied. Kids suffered. RFK fought back.

How many more children have to be harmed before we demand accountability?

ENOUGH.

[Sleepysb @Sleepysb70_dltd]

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[NancyH @NancyH_60]

Joel Jackson turning Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’ into a full-on Christian worship banger 🔥 What if MJ believed in Jesus? This is straight fire for the Kingdom! 🙌 Who else is jamming to this version?

[Sheryl L @Shaybus78]

@VisionHealth314 @KyleBusch AMEN!

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

THE BIBLICAL POWER TO CURE

Nancy Pelosi’s own words are now in the Congressional Record and repeated in her House press release:

“The biblical power to cure that science provides for us”

That phrase should stop every Christian for a moment.

Science can discover.

Medicine can treat.

Doctors can help.

Researchers can uncover what was hidden.

Taxpayers can fund institutions.

But “the biblical power to cure” does not belong to Congress.

It does not belong to tax policy.

It does not belong to universities.

It does not belong to NIH grants.

It does not belong to any political party.

The biblical power to heal belongs to God.

Healing may come through human hands, but it does not originate in them.

That is the line being blurred.

And that is why Ephesians matters here.

“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers…”
- Ephesians 6:12

The danger is not only one politician saying one strange phrase.

The danger is when sacred language is used to baptize a funding agenda.

When “biblical” becomes a political adjective.

When healing becomes a budget argument.

When faith is borrowed to defend bureaucracy.

When the power of God is quietly reassigned to government programs.

Ephesians warns us about this kind of confusion:

“Let no man deceive you with vain words…”
- Ephesians 5:6

“And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.”
- Ephesians 5:11

We can respect science without worshiping it.

We can support medicine without pretending government spending is the source of healing.

We can value education without calling it divine.

We can appreciate research without giving it the language that belongs to God alone.

Jesus Christ healed.

The apostles healed in His name.

The Comforter was promised by Him.

The power to restore life, soul, body, and spirit comes from God.

Not Congress.

Not taxation.

Not federal grants.

Not political speeches.

So when a politician says science has “the biblical power to cure,” the response should be clear:

No.

Science may study creation.

Medicine may serve the sick.

Doctors may become instruments of mercy.

But the biblical power to heal belongs to the Creator.

And no government should ever try to take credit for what belongs to God.
🙏✝️🇺🇸

[Sleepysb @Sleepysb70_dltd]

She doesn’t live there. Refused to give reason for being there, tries to hide her identity from LEO who were called by neighbors. What is wrong with these children? There’s no McDonald’s or Starbucks on this residential street, All homeowner there should question her intentions.

[Crazy Hot Clips @Breaking57]

Another Clown who thinks they can do whatever they want. and won't give ID. just put her in jail. mandatory year in jail this will ALL stop

[Jay @kidedgeIrish]

@RealJamesWoods @DwightWilkes1

[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

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[Lifeguard @VisionHealth314]

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[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST NOW: Tommy Robinson GOES BALLISTIC to THOUSANDS of patriots on the genocide of Christians in Africa

"We will NOT remain silent while our Christian brothers and sisters are being raped and pillaged in any country in the world!"

"The BBC, the media, the Church of England and the bloody Pope, why are you not speaking up for the Christians of Nigeria?!"

@TRobinsonNewEra