My husband was out for 12 weeks over Christmas time. We rallied. I took on extra work, we made it happen.
Meanwhile, my kids built this out of a cheap gingerbread house kit.
Each sign has a strike message on it.
It was a tough year but the next Christmas was better. 💪
I remember this strike. I dad didn’t work for 12 weeks, and my mom had to get a second job for that brief time. Obviously didn’t cover my dad’s income. But yeah, it got better for a time.
Anyone, but especially gun owners, should be regularly attending stop the bleed classes. It's not just for the range - it's for the streets, the workplace, the home, anywhere.
The problem in America is that government - at every level - is not limited by any rules in practice.
That means government power is totally arbitrary - the very definition of why the founders fought a long, bloody war to free themselves from the British.
So the solution is that government must be given rules - (constitution) and slapped back in that box by the people themselves - when it goes beyond them.
There’s actually very little the founders would consider more destructive to the constitution than the claim that this is the unilateral decision of a president.
If you want to shit on the constitution, support this.
Kentucky Governor Celebrates Medical Marijuana 'Milestone,' With First Legal Plants Now Being Grown In State: "We are closer than ever to providing Kentuckians with life-changing relief."
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Imagine you & your spouse are hugely in debt from overspending, so you call a meeting & agree you’ll continue to overspend by tens of thousands of dollars—upping your debt by over 50 percent in a decade—but you’ll cut back a bit on an item or two.
That’s the Big, Beautiful Bill.
.@RepThomasMassie says the thing everyone in Congress knows is true, but refuses to say:
"We're not rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic tonight, we're putting coal in the boiler and setting course for the iceberg! If something is beautiful, you don't do it after midnight."
This is Linda Martin. A few years ago, the FBI seized her life savings: $40,200.
The kicker: She was never charged with a crime—and the government couldn’t tell her why it took her money.
Martin is far from the first. But she is trying to make sure she is the last. A thread.
The Iowa House of Representatives passed a bill to legalize the medical use of psilocybin, allowing patients with doctors' recommendations to access the psychedelic in a supervised environment with psychiatric support.
https://t.co/2ixeCjG3p5
A review raises concerns that Memphis, Tennessee police may be overly aggressively applying felony intent to sell charges on motorists caught with marijuana in their vehicles, only to see those charges later dropped in court without sufficient evidence.
https://t.co/UO5QctnVoD
The president is telling another world leader he's going to start deporting native-born Americans, and to build more concentration camps for the inflow. This is shocking, even for Trump. I'm sure MAGA will tell us that it was just some jokey chit chat. It's not.
Two US senators, including Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, are investigating the role that private equity investment has played in disrupting the firefighting equipment industry, as departments nationwide report soaring prices for new engines. https://t.co/tpyzLnv0ly