Dennis McIntyre

Retired, Catholic, Patriot, Writer. I believe God is in all things. Jesus is my savior! NO DMs!

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

There is a common misconception that when people post about faith, peace, or God, they do so from a place of absolute certainty. Faith isn't a trophy for the people who have it all together. It’s the quiet strength that shows up when our own capacity runs completely dry. The messy reality is that we are all just trying to navigate the heavy stuff the best way we know how. Trust.God.Always.

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

In March 2026, a courtroom in Los Angeles changed the direction of technology law. A jury ruled that Meta and YouTube were not just platforms hosting user content. Instead, the jury found that the companies designed products that could harm users. This ruling did not focus on harmful posts. It focused on how the platforms function.

https://t.co/9R1Fb15AE7

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

INBOX: Display at the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia

This is a city owned building.

The mayor is @Alyia4ALX

[YoungNJRepublicans @ColbyMannionNJ]

Agree or disagree: Mikie Sherrill fights HARDER for ILLEGALS than New Jersey citizens

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Graham Platner just won his primary

Democrats voted for a guy who:

- had a nazi tattoo
- lied repeatedly about his nazi tattoo
- said he would rape people
- sexted with women while married
- bragged about drawing penises in porta potties
- praised islamic terrorists
- said he’s a communist
- joined an app known to be used by predators to contact minors

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

SCOOP: Meet Susan Dinsmore, a licensed therapist at @SanfordHealth. She allegedly made this post online cheerfully asking if President Trump "is dead yet."

We reached out to Sanford Health multiple times for comment but they did not respond.

Would you trust this person with your mental health?

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

@gman5180 He’s starting to look like a liberal Karen.

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

Being hard on yourself is a sneaky habit. It often leads to burnout. True productivity is about knowing when to step back and trust the process. The world isn't going to stop spinning if you take a moment to breathe. In fact, you might find that once you stop forcing the pace, everything lands exactly where it's supposed to be. Trust.God.Always.

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

Meet Zul Mohamed...

Who is he?

He's the WORTHLESS PRlCK running for Mayor in Carrollton Texas.

Oh ya, he also pleaded guilty in 2024 to dozens of felony counts related to mail-in ballot fraud from his 2020 campaign and was sentenced to prison but remained eligible to run while appealing.

How F'ed up is THAT?!?

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

Despite having hundreds of mosques in New York, mass street “prayers” are becoming a staple of life in the Big Apple.

And it’s not prayers, my friends, but assertion. They are claiming turf, like hyenas pissing to mark territory.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Reminder that Democrat NJ Governor Mikie Sherrill is spending over $20 MILLION in your tax dollars to prevent foreign criminals from being deported.

Democrats are America LAST

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

@KatTimpf So sorry for your loss. There is no such thing as a grief timeline. Everyone and every situation is different . You will know when you have processed the loss, but the hole in the heart never goes away. I will pray for you during this very difficult time.

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

When things get chaotic, it’s entirely natural to default to frustration. However, making a conscious pivot can completely change your day. Adopting a positive outlook is about recognizing that while we can’t always control the weather, we can always choose how we respond to it. The next time your day feels a little overcast, take a deep breath and remind yourself of the choice you have.

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

The Bible reveals God’s character through the readings this Sunday, the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time. We see one unified message: God desires a relationship with us, gives us His faithful love as a gift, and calls us to live out that love through our actions. 

https://t.co/cISYD13PfI

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

It’s easy to live our lives in the future tense. We look at our current circumstances as a waiting room for the life we’re supposed to be living. Every season of our lives serves a distinct intention in a greater design. Trusting that you are exactly where you need to be means you stop letting tomorrow's anxiety steal the grace of today.

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

The Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles continues to carry the scars of one of California’s most destructive wildfires. Today, June 8, the legal process enters a new phase as jury selection begins for the man accused of starting the Palisades Fire. The trial draws attention not only because of the scale of destruction but also because it reflects the ongoing search for accountability. 

https://t.co/PsNJoqS2Gr

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

On June 5, 2026, the United States released its monthly jobs report. This report reflects economic activity across all regions, from large cities to smaller communities. It captures how many people found jobs, which industries grew, and where challenges remain. The data show a nation that continues to create jobs while facing ongoing pressures from inflation, global conflict, and shifting industries.

https://t.co/HU0grJYRsX

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

We can easily fall into the trap of thinking we need to check every theological box, achieve a flawless moral record, or hustle our way into favor. But when you strip away the complexity, the core message of faith is incredibly, beautifully simple: Jesus wants our hearts. Jesus wants a relationship with us. It’s love, trust, and a willingness to say, "Here I am, exactly as I am."

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

It’s so easy to get caught up in the "next thing", the next milestone, or just waiting for a difficult phase to end—that we forget to acknowledge the value of where we are standing right now. Sometimes the seasons that feel like "waiting" or "growing pains" are the ones doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes, building the perspective or resilience we'll need for the next chapter.

[Dennis McIntyre @conservativebl8]

Thought for the Day

We live in a world that thrives on the instant. We want the answers now, the breakthrough yesterday, and the destination without the journey. Waiting is rarely empty time. In the economy of God, waiting is growing. It’s where our roots go deeper, where our faith is tested and proven real, and where our character is shaped to handle the very blessing we are praying for.