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America First Patriot Husband of the best wife on the planet and Jacksonville Jaguars FOTY 2025 and proud Dad to my best friend @weekendswithwinniefred. 🇺🇸

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@MLFootball @Franklin_Graham He sure doesn’t sound like a Christian in the Quarterback series on Netflix episode 7. Far from one.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

Well spoken and true Never forget!

[Ron DeSantis @GovRonDeSantis]

25 years later, the terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001 seem both raw and distant.

On the one hand, the news reports that day have been seared into the American consciousness like few, if any, events in American history.

The heroism displayed by the civilians and first responders who risked — and in some instances gave — their lives to rescue others from burning towers represents the American spirit at its finest.

This is also true of the selfless actions of the passengers on United Flight 93, who spared hundreds, if not thousands, of innocent civilians from a similar fate that befell those killed in the WTC.

On the other hand, the unity displayed following those attacks seems like a distant memory. America has since been chastened by suboptimal outcomes in foreign conflicts, has foolishly imported foreigners who hate the US, and has largely forgotten the lessons of 9/11.

We don’t commemorate today’s 25th anniversary because “somebody people did something,” as one member of Congress has claimed.

The US was attacked by foreign Islamic jihadists who were willing to kill as many civilians as possible in furtherance of their religious and ideological agenda.

That agenda is as present today throughout the world as it was in 2001. Indeed, it is much stronger within the borders of the United States than it was on the day of the terrorist attacks.

Honoring the memory of those killed on 9/11 requires us to be clear-eyed about the belief system that precipitated the terrorist attacks and the ongoing threat posed by that belief system.

Never forget should mean never forget

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@Jaguars @FieldsAuto @StringsBrewery We loved the Springfield location @StringsBrewery and the show. Disappointed to see the change in venue as the neighborhood staple off main on Thursday nights. To the beach it is but we will miss our Thursday tradition on the season.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@HawleyMO You need to do your damn bob. Elections have consequences

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@HawleyMO Pass the save act and stop making excuses.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@SenRickScott Well lead the way and take the flag to get it done talk is cheap.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@GioBruno1600 @Luge48394504 Class A douchebag

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@Jaguars What nonsense this is

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@CourtneyRCronin @JFowlerESPN Illinois is corrupt to the core. They don’t deserve to have the Bears there. There’s nothing to get back into other than the Chicago mobs pockets.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@XavierBecerra Are you really this stupid.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@GoBroncosTBH @NerdingonNFL We whipped your ass there and will put that on repeat for the next 10 years.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@XlotteryX @ay_taybay They weren’t done yet they hired the grim reaper in Trent Baalke.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@UnionJaxJoe We are legends my friend. Fantastic time hanging out with both you and Ian and holding down Jags Nation during the draft inner circle

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@Common_Cent1 @MissyE2024 You’re gonna need a new roof and windows.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@Jaguars @AliviaASJax @Shift4 @DGardeck Love ❤️ this. Dude can play! Let’s go Dennis. #DuuuVal

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@RobertKennedyJc Rise and shine good sir. Here’s to a Saturday morning. MAHA

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@RealCandaceO @KarasKrystal You’re a delusional witch

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@RobertKennedyJc Good morning sir.

[Duvallian @ericmsloan]

@NYCMayor You’re irrelevant and no one cares what you say.

[Ron DeSantis @GovRonDeSantis]

Due to Florida’s legislative reforms, State Farm has announced a major dividend that will yield FL policyholders an average savings of $173 per vehicle on auto insurance.

This is on the heels of rebates and/or rate decreases by Progressive, USAA and AAA — all due to the FL reforms.