Bruce Nekich

Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@DefiyantlyFree @DefiyantlyFree here's an excellent discussion of this topic from the wonderful Victor Davis Hanson:
https://t.co/Tjr1NXbCGi

[Eric Bott @EricJBott]

Hey friends!

Will is a good man and he just became the Republican candidate for Lt. Gov in Wisconsin.

Can we help get @willmartinWI to 4,000 followers?

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@DefiyantlyFree Not sure what roz's point is...

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@CynicalPublius I was going to say Section 8 but I'm old and don't know if that Section still exists lol

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@SophiaMinnaert Tell Pat to stop being stubborn and slide Megill to lower leverage situations until he gets his act together. Putting him out there tonight just seems cruel.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

I don't know if this is true or not but let's go with it for a minute. What I see is that sometime after 2020 a young lady came to grips with her sin nature, repented, asked Jesus to become her Lord and Savior and is now fulfilling the Great Commission. I can't think of anybody more qualified to use their testimony and experiences to share the love of Jesus to a U.S. Senator and a large following on X.

If this is not true, then you are the one who needs to repent and ask for forgiveness.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@CynicalPublius @Megankstack The largest Christian denomination in the U.S. by a factor of 4 is claiming victim status? I'm curious what form you think that bigotry takes. I like your take on things so I'm hoping somehow this was tongue in cheek.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

They may have found religious freedom in Holland but it was at the sacrifice of their culture. They came for religious freedom within a culture they would be familiar with. Assuming you meant the Mayflower Compact (not Charter) can you point to the place that you think defined their journey as a missions trip?

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@TheRemulator @DefiyantlyFree Everyone except Mormons and a few theologians who evidently think Moses was a polytheist.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@TheRemulator @DefiyantlyFree There is no 'But' in Deuteronomy 32:9, and is clearly understood to be the beginning of a new thought that uses one of the many 'names' of God.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@mazemoore @mtracey The scandal is it's not Grape Nehi.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@CynicalPublius Try Culver's fish sandwich and you'll never look back.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@jrrosswrites @realDonaldTrump @JudgeBradleyWI @JudgeMariaLazar yeah, lets blame Trump and not the bad candidate, the even worse campaign, and the pathetic Wisconsin GOP GOTV effort.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

Bless you for putting together these beautiful thoughts. I have kids, grandkids, and great grandkids coming to visit and share a meal. Some are believers but most are not and I want them to know this is a 'come as you are' movement. I'm going to share your thoughts with them because you've put them together in a way that I think will speak to them where they are.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

Some friendly advice and then we'll agree to disagree; turn off the podcasts and crack open your bible. I don't use the Schofield but I can recommend other study bibles I use. Try the R.C. Sproul or the Ryrie study bibles and enjoy diverse interpretations of tough passages and then form your own opinions.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

It is a 'thing'. Its a term that describes the intersection of Christian and Jewish thought, aka the Old Testament. It is the foundation upon which Western civilization is built and includes the framework for our current legal system. One other thing. Your opinion would carry more weight if it wasn't laced with insults and hate.

[Ken Blackwell @kenblackwell]

I’m done with @RealCandaceO
I’m done with @mtgreenee.
I’m done with @TuckerCarlson.
I’m done with @Nero.
I’m done with @JackPosobiec.
I’m done with @Timcast.
I’m done with @megynkelly.
I’m done with the @hodgetwins.

I’m done with the entire cottage industry that built empires on the backs of a movement and now wants to lecture that same audience like they just discovered virtue.

What we’re watching isn’t some great awakening. It’s a rebrand. It’s a pivot. It’s a group of people reading the room, spotting where the next pile of money is, and sprinting toward it while pretending it’s about conscience.

That’s the part that insults people’s intelligence.
These are not newcomers finding their voice. These are professionals who understood exactly what they were doing when they built their platforms. They knew the audience. They knew the message. They knew the stakes. And they were more than happy to cash in on all of it.

Now, with a different set of incentives, they’re suddenly above it all. Suddenly they’re the referees. Suddenly they’re the ones telling everyone else they’ve been misled.

No. They didn’t discover truth. They discovered a new revenue stream.

There is serious money right now in turning on the very people who made you relevant. There is attention, media amplification, and a fresh audience waiting to reward you for it. So the script flips. The tone shifts. The lectures begin.

And the same people who once spoke with certainty now speak with superiority.

They wrap it in big language about principles and clarity, but look a little closer and the pattern is obvious. The timing is perfect. The messaging is coordinated. The outrage is monetized.

This is not bravery. This is market positioning.

Meanwhile, the people actually living in the real world, the voters, the families, the ones who don’t get paid to post, are treated like props in someone else’s content strategy. Talked down to. Written off. Used when convenient and discarded when not.

That’s where the real frustration comes from.
And here’s what makes all of this even more absurd. They’re squandering a once-in-a-generation moment.

Donald Trump is not a polished conservative intellectual. He’s not Buckley. He’s not Reagan in tone or temperament. He’s blunt. He’s transactional. He’s often crude in ways that make even his supporters wince.

And yet, in the only place that ultimately matters, results, he has governed like the heir to Reagan’s legacy.

He reshaped the federal judiciary in a way conservatives had talked about for decades but never fully delivered. He put forward justices who helped overturn Roe v. Wade, something that for years was treated as a distant goal. He proved it was real.

He pursued policies rooted in national interest, economic strength, and American leverage, not as theory, but as action.

That combination unsettles people because it does not fit neatly into any ideological box. He is not a movement conservative in the traditional sense, but he has delivered outcomes that movement conservatives once said they wanted.

And politics is not a clean business. It never has been.
It is rough. It is personal. It is unforgiving. And it demands a level of resilience that most of the people commenting from the sidelines have never had to show.
Trump has taken hit after hit, from media, from institutions, from political opponents, and yes, from people who once claimed to be on his side.

And he keeps standing.

They threw everything at him, and when that wasn’t enough, someone tried to take his life in Butler, Pennsylvania. That is not rhetoric. That is reality. And by the grace of God, he survived.

Most people would disappear after that. Most people would step back, protect themselves, and walk away.
He didn’t.
So spare me the lectures from people who found a more comfortable lane the moment things got difficult.

It is easy to posture. It is easy to pivot. It is easy to cash in.

It is a lot harder to stand in the fire and keep going.
And while all of this noise floods social media, something else is happening that people should be paying attention to. Foreign actors are pouring fuel on every internal disagreement, amplifying the most divisive voices, boosting the most inflammatory content, and creating the illusion that the country is more fractured than it actually is.

They do not need to invent our disagreements. They just need to magnify them until it feels like there is nothing else.

That distortion becomes reality for people who live online.

It creates a collective illusion that America is coming apart at the seams, that neighbors have nothing in common, that the center has collapsed.

But step outside of that bubble and it tells a very different story.

Most Americans still believe in the core principles that built this country. Individual liberty. Personal responsibility. Equal justice under the law. The idea that rights come from God, not government.

Those ideas have not disappeared. They are not fringe. They are the quiet consensus that does not trend on social media because it is not designed to provoke.

What we are seeing online is not the country. It is a distorted mirror of it.

And too many of these influencers are either blind to that or actively participating in it because it benefits them.

You don’t have to like everything about Trump. Nobody does.

But pretending this moment is ordinary, or that what has been accomplished is meaningless, is not serious.

Some people are willing to take the hits to move the country forward.

Others are just trying to make sure they land on their feet when the winds shift.

And people can tell the difference.
President Trump is the president we need at this historic moment. And he needs our support now, more than ever!! #MAGA

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@EstebanV333 @GeorgiaMan45 @thestinkeye @infantrydort 1973 Ft. Jackson - I trained my body to only crap after lights out. 🤣

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

@StealthMedical1 @DefiyantlyFree There is a part of me that wants to be able to watch the Great White Throne judgement and watch the death cult get tossed into the lake of fire, one by one.

[Bruce Nekich @BNekich]

Somewhere along the line Tucker stopped taking his meds and it shows more and more each day.