Connie Koonce MCSE, MBA, PMP

Program Manager... the noblest art is that of making others happy 😊

[Connie Koonce MCSE, MBA, PMP @connieakoonce]

@JohnnyMusilli love you! You made me a mom first and are one of my best creations! ❤️ #HappyMothersDay

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

You can perfectly understand the case of the Cornell 7, and the reaction to it, once you understand that feminists fundamentally reject the idea that women can ever be truly responsible for any wrong doing of any kind. Which is why, when there’s a disgusting drug and alcohol fueled orgy where everyone involved is inebriated, the woman is somehow automatically the victim and the men are somehow automatically responsible. On normal logic, that makes no sense. If alcohol removes consent, then the drunk men have just as valid a claim to being raped as the drunk woman. But feminists aren’t using normal logic. They’re using feminist logic. Which, again, starts with the presupposition that women by definition cannot truly be at fault at all for anything ever. That is simply a brute fact of the universe, in their view. They don’t have to defend it, and don’t, and can’t.

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

Glad to report that because of my veto of massive bonding authority for a new prison, we are putting an additional $250 million towards the accelerated repayment of state debt.

We will now have retired ~54% of the state’s total taxpayer-supported debt during my time in office!

[Dr. David @DrDavidivw]

IOWA JUST BECAME THE 6TH STATE TO MAKE IVERMECTIN OVER-THE-COUNTER!

No prescription. No gatekeepers. Law enacted TODAY.

Iowa joins Tennessee, Texas, Louisiana, Idaho, and Arkansas in telling Big Pharma and the FDA: enough is enough.

This Nobel Prize-winning medicine — safely used in billions of human doses worldwide for decades — is finally being freed from the stranglehold that tried to bury it. The same forces that smeared it as “horse paste” are watching their control slip away, state by state.

Medical freedom is winning. Patient access is winning. The truth is winning.

Your state next? Demand it. Stock up. Share this. The dam is breaking.

[the Sports ON Tap @thesportsontap]

Baylor football is wearing a six-year-old's artwork on their helmets today.

Her name is ILaria Ramirez. She is from Cameron, Texas.

She is a patient at Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's Medical Center.

Here is how it happened.

Baylor players went over to the children's hospital and sat down with the pediatric patients. Not a photo op, not a walk through and wave. They actually sat down at tables with the kids and drew together.

Blank Baylor Bear heads. Markers. Make it yours.

ILaria made hers pink and teal. She put a bear right in the middle of it.

And then she did two things that nobody told her to do.

She gave it a name. She called it the Helmet of Hope.

And she picked three words to go around the edge of it.

FAITH.

VICTORY.

STRENGTH.

A six-year-old chose those. Not a marketing department. Not a coach. Not her parents. Her.

Baylor took her drawing, turned it into a decal, and put it on every single helmet for today's Gold Rush game against Louisiana Tech.

Not a sticker on one guy's helmet. Not a patch on the sleeve.

Every player on the field wearing a first grader's bear on the side of their head.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and gold is the color for it worldwide. Baylor asked the entire stadium to wear gold today.

Head coach Dave Aranda on why:

"ILaria is one of us, and so we represent her and want her and her family to know that we're fighting along with her."

And linebacker Kyler Jordan, on what today actually is:

"Way bigger than football."

Here is the number that sits underneath all of this.

Nearly 1 in 285 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer before they turn 20.

One in 285. Before 20 years old.

Which means in a stadium that holds 45,000 people, the math says a few hundred of them have already been through some version of what ILaria is going through right now.

That is why the gold matters. That is why a helmet decal matters.

Somewhere in that building today there is a kid who knows exactly what a hospital room looks like, watching a Division I football team run out of the tunnel wearing a drawing made by a girl who is six.

FAITH. VICTORY. STRENGTH.

She picked those words herself.

[Franklin Graham @Franklin_Graham]

Some good news! 170 people were baptized in Bigbury-on-Sea, England, including people from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and all across England. The organizer said there were countless stories—people with difficult pasts, new believers, families, and ordinary men and women simply wanting to stand publicly and say: “I belong to Jesus Christ!” God bless each one! https://t.co/VQcawJWvoc

[Connie Koonce MCSE, MBA, PMP @connieakoonce]

@catturd2 Happy birthday 🎉

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

Here’s a list of news networks who have NOT covered the brutal beating of a White woman in York PA:

- NYTimes
- CNN
- Washington Post
- MSNBC
- NPR
- USA Today
- Reuters
- Axios
- ABC News

Every single one of them wrote stories on George Floyd…

…do you get it yet?!!!!!!!!

[Matt Devitt @MattDevittWX]

Interesting set-up for Florida Friday into the weekend as an upper level low comes in from the Atlantic. This low will help to usher in temperatures aloft roughly 8 - 10 degrees colder than normal. As a result, it creates greater instability and lower freezing levels...leading to more hail (and larger) along with frequent lightning and heavy rain. In short...storms will likely have an additional "kick" to them into the weekend.

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

Enjoy the savings!

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

This is a foolish constitutional amendment proposal. We already have a maxed out rainy day fund and have run the largest surpluses in state history.

Any additional revenue should be used for lower taxes, including assisting local governments with grants so that homestead properties can be exempt from local property tax. Surplus revenue could also be used to remove tolls once the property tax issue is settled.

I recommend a NO vote.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

They should play these calls in every class room in America. Instead kids are growing up & leaving school without any real understanding of 9/11. Why do you think that is?

[Don Short @donshort704]

@EricLDaugh Had Clancy been acquitted, women would be murdering their children left and right. Every advancement that women have made would be lost. The fact that women can now abort their baby up until the moment of birth is morally and ethically wrong.

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

Congress has frittered away massive surpluses in payroll tax revenue it collected over many decades.

Now Congress wants to impose massive tax hikes on individuals and businesses to bail it out for its profligacy.

[Franklin Graham @Franklin_Graham]

It’s been 25 years since 9/11, but we should never forget that day and the impact it had on so many lives. Hear firsthand from four individuals who survived the attacks in our new program, “A Day That Changed Our Lives Forever,” premiering this Friday on @FoxNews, @TBN, @NEWSMAX, and more. See full listings at https://t.co/UScwfOAFY2. @BGEA

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

Todd Beamer = hero

[2001 Live @25YearsAgoLive]

[Fourth-Wall Break]

Because many have been asking the l about how I’ll be covering September 11, I’ve put together a Frequently Asked Questions list. I’m pinning it until that day. Please refer to this for your questions and feel free to ask more.

Q: How many posts do you have planned for the event?

At present, about 410, or one every three minutes for the entire day, though there will be an average of two posts a minute between 8:46 and 10:30. It is my earnest hope that the account doesn’t get suspended for spamming at the very beginning. I hope someone from X is reading this.

Q: Is the posting going to be in real-time?

Yes. I worked very hard to learn the exact minute and if possible, the precise second that events occurred on 9/11, and I will post at those exact moments. It will be a completely real-time retelling of the day.

Q: Do you/Will you schedule posts?

No. Automation is impersonal and unnatural. On these accounts I’ve always manually written the posts as I’m posting them, and 9/11 is no exception to the rule.

Q: Are you posting alone, or do you have a team?

All alone. Have been doing this alone for years. It’s a lot of effort.

Q: Will you be showing sensitive content?

No. I had the option to and I decided against it. Graphic photos and video exist, but it would be disrespectful to the victims to show it. You’re welcome to look it up for yourself.

Q: How did you do your research?

I watched 240 hours of video footage, from news reporting to on-the-ground stringers to eyewitness testimony to academic documentas, with the intent to form the most accurate-possible timeline of the event. I also had people professionally associated with and familiar with the event provide their own research, which was helpful. I did my very best to corroborate stories for accuracy and gather every possible detail of the day, and I hope that my work was adequate.

Q: Will you be including any conspiracy theories?

I don’t entertain the conspiracy theories. From my research, I have developed what I believe is the most accurate picture of what happened, and it’s straightforward and logical. There was no conspiracy related to the September 11 attacks. Those who seriously entertain conspiracy theories in the comments will be blocked.

Q: Why do this much? Do you have a personal connection to 9/11?

None. I was too young to remember it. I’m doing this because this is what I’ve done on these live history accounts since 2018. 

Q: Was this the whole point of the account?

No. I started this account in “1997” (2022) with the intent to report world news, and that’s what I’ve done for nearly five years. It was not the intent of the account, or I would’ve done thousands of hours of research and posted tens of thousands of unrelated stories just to set up one day.

Q: But it seems like all your posts are 9/11 foreshadowing lately.

Fewer than 1 in 10 of my posts has had any relation to 9/11. I’m insulted when people insinuate that “the account only posts about 9/11.” It’s a gross exaggeration. 

Q: Will the account continue afterwards?

Yes, indefinitely. I’m excited to cover the 2000s and the 2010s. I hope that you all stick around for it.

Q: Won’t you make loads of money off this, a tragedy?

Probably not. Last month, X decided to permanently suspend its creator monetization program and replace it with another program. I have not yet applied for the new program, and 9/11 will not be monetized. I am doing this as a passion project and because I love history and have been live-posting history for eight years - long before I was ever paid to do so.

If I do end up being monetized for this day, I’ve had ethical qualms. Earlier this year I decided to donate all the money I made off my posts on September 11, 2026. If I make any money off this, I will do that and post receipts. I encourage you also to donate to the charity of your choice. This was a tragic event and funds deserve to go to the victims of the tragedy and rememberance of it.

[SparkyBru @SparkyBru]

Never Forget…..

[Cat 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸 @AllAmericanGrl1]

This commercial by Budweiser aired only 1 time in honor of all those lost on that day. ❤️🤍💙

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

750,000 NYC voters have no memory of 9/11 because they weren't even born when it happened.

Zohran Mamdani won his primary by only 129,940 votes.

Just 17% of post-9/11 voters, 1.7% of NYC, put the "globalize the intifada" guy in control of New York City.