Preventable tragedies:
• Renee Good
• Alex Pretti
Preventable tragedies:
• Brianna Kelson
• Karen Diamond
• Billy McKellar
• Zabar McKellar
• Krishaun McKellar
• Kason McKellar
• Nicole Gregory
• Larisha Sharell Thompson
• Jimmy Friesenhahn
• Ava Moore
• Jorge Gonzalez
• Aleksandre Modebadze
• Jim McCammon
• Camillia Williams
• Lesbia Mileth Ramirez-Guerra
• Ilias “Louie” Mavros
• Adan Lopez Lorenzo
• Matias Roblero Emanuel
• Debrina Kawam
• Grayson Christopher Davis
• Angel Samaniego
• Evangeline Ubaldo-Moreno
• Sebastian Ubaldo-Moreno
• Fraime Ubaldo
• Marangely Moreno-Santiago
• Tiger Gutierrez
• Rylan Oncale
• Taliyah Crochet
• Melody Waldecker
• Kaitlyn Weaver
• Jocelyn Nungaray
• Scott Miller
• Matthew Carney
• Anilson Mauricio Perez Gomez
• Kristie Thibodeaux
• Lauryn Ni’Kole Leonard
• Laken Riley
• Shannon Patricia Jungwirth
• Mario Alberto Trejo Estrada
• Jorge Alexander Reyes-Jungwirth
• Riordan Powell
• Melissa Powell
• Travis Wolfe
• Catalina Valdez Andrade
• Merced Andrade Bailon
• Ruperto Mondragon Salgado
• Jario Hernandez-Sanchez
• Carmen Unilda Navas Zuniga
• Michael Kunovich
• Diana Velazquez Alvarado
• Julisa Molina Rivera
• Jose Jonathan Casarez
• Sonia Argentina Guzman
• Daniel Enrique Laso
• David Breaux
• Karim Abou Najm
• Matteo Garcia
• Erpharo Gilbert
• Limber Lopez Funez
• Diane Hill Luckett
• Maria Rios
• Maris Mareen DiGiovanni
• Brent Allan Hallett
• Martin Iran Carreon Adame
• Ned Byrd
• Kayla Marie Hamilton
• Sandra Vazquez Ceja
• Victor Huerta
• Terry Aultman
• Brenda Aultman
• Erin Simanskis
• Rachel Morin
• Ruby Garcia
• George Levin
• Lizbeth Medina
• Maria Gonzalez
• Aiden Antonio Torres De Paz
• Luis Jocsan Nanez Lopez
• Hallie Helgeson
• Brady Heiling
• Ivory Smith
• Alex “AJ” Wise Jr.
• Mustaffa Muhammad
• Nicacio Hernandez Gonzalez
• Jon Douglas Ratcliffe
• Jacques Price
• Amalia Coc Choc de Pec
• Estrella Anastasia Pec Coc
• Maricela Simon Franco
• Christopher Gadd
• Jeremy Poou-Caceras
• Santiago Jacobo
• Ni’Kole Leonard
• Anjelica Guadelupe
• Amaya Briceño
• Aiden Clark
• Kimberlee Guillory
• Gloria Stephanie Palomec
• Paul Osokin
• Anya Varfolomeev
• Jennifer Ann Morton
• Dania Cruz-Mejia
• Evangeline Ubaldo-Moreno
• Sebastian Ubaldo-Moreno
• Christopher Gadd
• Dennis Buan
• David Hang
• Colby Brice Compton
• Gretchen Gross
• Crecensio Rosas De La Rosa
• Corbin Wagner
• Francisco Javier Cuellar
• Douglas R. Cline
• Isidro Cortes
• Karina Torres
• Moussa Fofana
• Andi Lynn Blair
• Cheston Edwards
• Cindy Goulding
• Evelyn Falcon
• Miguel Ruiz
• Francisco Zamora
• Victoria Eileen Harwell
One group deliberately put themselves in danger by threatening police officers.
The other includes SOME of the actual victims—people who were harmed by illegal immigrants who aren’t supposed to be in our country at all.
Yet the left directs its outrage selectively, and the hypocrisy is both exhausting and morally bankrupt.
Brothers and sisters, we do not want you to be uninformed about those who sleep in death,
so that you do not grieve like the rest of mankind, who have no hope.
For we believe that Jesus died and rose again, and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in him.
1 Thessalonians 4:13-14
🚨 WOW! Steven Crowder put on a BULLET PROOF VEST and hired an ARMY of security to put back on "Change My Mind" following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Mind you, he only has to do this because of the Left.
Imagine having to hire an army to speak to people in America.
We are a couple of years into a multi-decade and probably multi-generational correction back to God-fearing conservatism. Europe hasn’t even started yet. It’s going to be 50 years until it’s cool again to be on the Left.
God bless Southerners.
This pic was taken at the Iron Bowl last night, and I woke up today with some strong feelings about what I’ve experienced in the South.
First, I’m a NY kid, born and raised, but I’ve spent most of my adult life far south of NY. Between Georgia, Maryland, Florida and Alabama, we’ve been around. And I’ve really grown attached to Southerners, and here’s why (note: I obviously haven’t met every person from the South, this is MY EXPERIENCE):
-God matters. Their faith is central to their lives, and they’re proud of it. Nothing comes before God. Nothing.
-Manners and structure matter. They’re not vestigial structures from a bygone era. They’re links to the past, and bridges to the future that instill order and discipline in a chaotic world.
-They’re proud, but not arrogant. I once offered to buy a friend of a friend a pair of new boots because his were beat up, and he flatly refused to take the offer. I saw it in his eyes and I instantly regretted it. I knew I had misjudged the situation, and although my intentions were pure, I was angry at myself for not reading the room better.
-They absolutely love college football. But the love is pure, not contaminated. I sat with 80,000 plus people in Auburn watching a game that had zero chance of the home team producing a championship. I watched them scream, I watched them hug their wives and kids with a joy I’ve never seen before as each insane play of an amazing game unfolded. I also watched them cry at an ending they didn’t expect. And, despite the ending, I watched them treat the Roll Tide fans with absolute respect on the way out. No fights. No evil. Just a pure, innocent, love of the game.
I often joke on my podcast and radio show how I’d like you all (y’all?) to adopt me, but I’m happy just being an observer. To the people I have met down South, thank you for so deeply enriching my life. And to those I haven’t, God bless y’all. 🇺🇸
If you can't see the difference between terrorists who behead babies, celebrate it, and hide behind their own children to avoid consequence, and soldiers who attempt to avoid civilian casualties, you are not "morally sophisticated." You are a fool, and a dangerous fool at that.