Tracy Stiglets

[Bill Mitchell @mitchellvii]

Think about it for a minute. Why would establishment GOP senators tend to be RINO's?

Well RINO's are basically globalist conservatives. And they're globalist conservatives because they're serving the corporatist C-suite executives who fund them.

This goes back to the GOP's original roots as the "big business party." As time has gone on, big business has become more and more international and therefore more and more globalist.

The idea of a nationalist America-first Republican is a new idea to them.

Remember George Bush and New World Order and all that? That was actually a popular idea when a first came out.

So this is why the establishment Republicans, the guys that have been there for 30 and 40 years, tend to be more RINO-ish and more globalist. Because in their minds they are still working for big corporate.

They see Trump as an existential threat to their entire way of thinking. Closed borders, tariffs - they hate all that stuff. It limits their globalist vision. They don't just hate Trump because he's Trump. They hate him because of the threat that he represents to their basic belief system.

Add to that the fact that these corporate lobbyists probably have dirt on all these guys, where if they don't fall in line, they could be blackmailed. This is like Epstein all over again but with corruption, bribes, etc.

The only way to end the McConnells and the Thunes and the entire globalist mindset is to primary these guys out and we're doing that. It takes time. It's not overnight.

But right now we have a populist nationalist president and a globalist corporatist Senate terrified of giving a nationalist president too much power.

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@RepBrandonGill Preach!

[LSU Tigers @LSUsports]

Over & over again 🤞

[Sen. Marsha Blackburn @MarshaBlackburn]

The Senate must pass the SAVE America Act. Retweet if you agree.

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@RepLuna If our Senate leadership had the backbone to honor the oath they swore to the Constitution and put America first, this would not be happening. The oath of office is not ceremonial-it is a binding commitment to defend the Constitution and serve the people. Grow a pair!

[Sarah Adlakha @SarahAdlakha]

Senator Hyde-Smith once said, “The only people interested in debates are reporters and losing candidates.”

I disagree.

Voters deserve debates.
They deserve answers.
They deserve to see candidates stand up, explain their records, and defend their votes.

I’ve formally challenged Senator Hyde-Smith to a debate.
We sent a certified letter.
There has been no response.
Mississippians deserve better than silence.

This campaign isn’t about insiders or political comfort. It’s about accountability.
I’ll show up. I’ll answer questions. I’ll debate anywhere, anytime, in front of the people we’re asking to serve.

Because Mississippi voters matter.

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@GhostEzraQ YES!

[J.C. Ryle @JCRyle]

Being Thankful For the Faith To Believe by J.C. Ryle

To believe Christ’s power and willingness to help, and to make a practical use of our belief, is a rare and precious gift. Let us be ever thankful if we have it.
To be willing to come to Jesus as helpless, lost sinners, and commit our souls into His hands is a mighty privilege. Let us ever bless God if this willingness is ours, for it is His gift. Such faith is better than all other gifts and knowledge in the world. Many a poor converted heathen, who knows nothing but that he is sick of sin, and trusts in Jesus, shall sit down in heaven, while many learned English scholars are rejected for evermore. Blessed indeed are those who believe!

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@RepNancyMace Yes!!!!

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@LizaRosen0000 Yes

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Baby seeing clearly for the first time

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

After watching what happened to Charlie Kirk, this is the video I want to remember instead.

[Mandy ✝ @SpringSteps]

A long time ago, I used to work on an Alzheimer's unit, and something that always amazed me was how many of the residents forgot their own names… but those who were saved still remembered the name of Jesus. ❤️

I'll never forget one afternoon during lunch. I was at the med cart handing out meds, and the dining room was full of the usual noise & chatter. At one table, a group of little ladies were singing "Jesus Loves Me"... But every few minutes, they'd stop singing just long enough to argue with each other about something they didn't remember five minutes later... then go right back to singing about Jesus.

It made me smile then. It still does...
Even when memories fade, & confusion sets in, somehow His name stays. His love lingers. The soul remembers what the mind forgets. 🙌🏼

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@SECUnfiltered LSU

[Tracy Stiglets @TracyStiglets]

@WhiteHouse @GavinNewsom No fear of justice! The line has been so blurred too long! Give an inch they always take a mile.

[Talk Church @churchtalkative]

I’ve never heard anyone else put the context of the evilness of abortion so prophetically as he did. 🥹

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

If we don’t get this out there, it will never be seen. This is basically all Twitter is good for, so let’s do it.

[Venture Church @venture_live]

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