💔 SHE MADE IT OUT OF THE FIRE… THEN REALIZED HER BABY WAS STILL INSIDE. SO SHE WENT BACK IN. 😭🕊️
38-year-old Minnesota mother Bonnie Pierce had already escaped her burning home when she realized every mother’s worst nightmare…
Her toddler was still inside.
Bonnie didn’t hesitate.
She ran back into the flames to get her baby.
When firefighters finally reached them, Bonnie was reportedly found lying over her little girl, using her own body to shield her from the fire and smoke. 💔
She protected that baby until she physically couldn’t anymore.
Bonnie suffered burns over nearly half of her body and had reportedly gone without oxygen for approximately 15 minutes. She fought for two more days before sadly passing away from her injuries.
But her baby survived. 🙏🏾
Both of Bonnie’s daughters survived.
That little girl may grow up hearing the story of how, when flames surrounded her, her mother became her covering.
Bonnie knew going back inside could cost her everything… and she went anyway.
Because sometimes a mother’s love doesn’t calculate the danger.
It just says, “My baby is in there.”
She gave her life protecting the life she brought into this world.
There are heroes who wear uniforms…
And then there are mothers like Bonnie Pierce. 🕊️💔
May her daughters always know just how fiercely their mama loved them.
Rest peacefully, Bonnie. You saved your baby. 🕊️🙏🏾
Bonnie Pierce got out of her burning St. Paul home. Then she ran back in for her toddler.
Firefighters found her shielding her daughter with her own body. She had already made it outside. She went back anyway.
That is not luck. That is a mother deciding her child’s life was worth more than her own.
She died Monday from her injuries. The little girl she covered is expected to recover. Bonnie was 38. She was a mother of four. She used her last minutes as a shield.
A lot of people talk about love. Very few would walk back into a fire to prove it.
We just watched people stand outside a courthouse for a woman accused of killing her own three children. That circus got attention. Bonnie Pierce gave her life and barely got a fraction of it.
Honor does not belong to the spectacle. It belongs to the woman who ran toward the fire.
Remember her name. Pray for her children. This is what love looks like when it costs everything.
🚨Young girls waited for NEARLY AN HOUR after a WNBA basketball game just for the chance of meeting Sophie Cunningham.
This is why the Democrats are attacking Sophie.
She's become a hero for young girls across America. God bless her.
@On3 Coaches vs Analyst polls are so interesting. I have consistently seen in the analyst polls UGA between 5 and 7 but in the Coaches poll they are at 3. Purely means to me the Coaches at the end of the day no matter how much UGA loses still respect Kirby Smart as the trump card
"We have to be able to run the football. Show me a good team that wins championships that can't run the football. It just doesn't happen." - Kirby Smart
The death of Ann Widdecombe is deeply distressing. I do not know the full circumstances or motivations, but it looks to be an act of appalling and wicked evil.
I am calling on Parliament and the Home Office to provide MPs who have received credible death threats receive proper state-funded security.
That absolutely includes Nigel Farage, Reform MPs and any other politician who has been threatened in a way that is beyond the usual social media insults.
I myself receive countless death threats, and arrests have been made because of those.
Personally, I have found Parliament’s response to be unacceptably relaxed about it all - it seems Reform feel the same. I agree.
I also believe that the temperature of political ‘debate' needs to be lowered. Of course there will be robust disagreement, and personal insults will inevitably be dragged into that, but too often, it’s too much.
In Britain, there is a line. Or at least there should be.
In the run up to the Makerfield by-election, the Daily Mail ran two front pages about Restore Britain in a row.
On the Sunday, they linked us to a ‘white supremacy’ summit.
On Monday, the headline labelled us as the home for ‘neo-nazis’, quoting somebody from Reform - Reform’s London Mayoral candidate also previously stated we were neo-nazi. Various other outrageous insults have been thrown at our party - from Reform, Green, Labour and other political figures.
This is not a healthy way of conducting political debate and it certainly fires people up in a reckless way.
But the point remains.
Any MP, from any party, who is subject to such foul abuse and threats should be protected by the state.
Britain is not the same country as it was 20 years ago, even 10.
There are a great number of very dangerous people living among us who want us dead.
Those who put themselves in serious harm’s way through engaging with the political process should receive proper security - I include Nigel Farage in that.
I will be looking to work with cross-party colleagues to implore the Home Office to reassess the current security arrangements for all MPs.
It needs to change.
I woke up this morning to the tragic news that Senator Lindsey Graham of SC has passed away. Lindsey was a dear friend and the hardest working man in the US Senate. He was also one of President Trumps most loyal supporters.
Most people do not know his life’s story. He grew up living over a bar run by his family. After the early death of his parents he personally stepped up to provide for, and raise, his younger sister. He then became a Congressman and later a Senator.
Contrary to a public narrative that he was a war hawk, it was the opposite that is true. He wanted an end to the war with Russia and Ukraine and end all conflicts in the Middle East. There is no elected official that traveled to these regions more than Senator Graham. His dream for the Middle East was that of a lasting peace in the region between every nation and his hope was this could all be accomplished by the early fall. This is something he loved to discuss with President Trump and others day and night.
He loved his job more than any elected official I’ve ever known and serving the people of SC, for him, was a 24/7 focus. He was always on a mission to accomplish big things for the country and world. He will be greatly missed.
I pray his dream of a lasting peace is realized sooner than later. There was simply nobody in elected office that loved his job and worked harder.
Our love and prayers go out to all his family and friends as they mourn a political force of nature. And we pray that our God has welcomed him into his loving embrace in the paradise he has promised his believers.
God speed Senator Graham as you return to the home of our creator and Savior.