Genia Rodriguez

[City of Corpus Christi @cityofcc]

We're hiring! The City of Corpus Christi has the following position available:

𝗦𝗿. 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗔𝘀𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 (𝗜.𝗗. 𝟭𝟬𝟵𝟳𝟳)
Apply before June 15, 2026: https://t.co/MOcQfq7oPf

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[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@RichOToole Try the dill pickle, I really liked it. It was different but had good flavor.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@RichOToole Did she do the Feng shuea on you? I don't think I spelled that correctly but, oh well...

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@tristan_shana @RichOToole That's funny....

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@WatchChad We need more men in the world like you who appreciates his wife, his mother and his daughters, ect... Thank you, your words mean the world to us unappreciated women.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

Join us tomorrow as we learn about the spirital battle taking place in our homes, neighborhoods, cities, and churches (Acts 19:11-20).
Spanish Service 10am
English Service 11:15am
We will greet you with a smile!
4176 FM 1694, Robstown TX

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@RichOToole OMG! Lord have mercy on his arteries.

[Prime Video @PrimeVideo]

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[Patrick Lencioni @patricklencioni]

Humility doesn't mean thinking less of yourself. It means thinking about yourself less.

Confident, but not cocky. That's the foundation.

🎙️ At The Table — Ep 266: The Book That Almost Wasn't
https://t.co/yNrCU0XuEn

[Traces of Texas @TracesofTexas]

A young girl in Robstown, Texas, helps her mother make tortillas as her siblings stare in wide-eyed wonder at photographer Arthur Rothstein, 1942. I wonder if Rothstein did something unusual to make the little ones think "what the heck is this strange man doing?" Their expressions are fabulous. And ... homemade tortillas!

[Rich O'Toole @RichOToole]

Let’s start using the internet for positive change. Less bashing your neighbor and more sharing of intellectual positivity. Share your favorite food. Talk about your favorite bands. I see so much toxicity on here it gets old. Start posting things that will bring a brighter light.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@RichOToole Who in the hell twisted her arm and forced her to drink all those shots?
Why the hell didn't she stop taking shots after beginning to feel tipsy?
Is she just stupid, or is she just an idiot?
Well which ever it is it got her an impressive settlement.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@WatchChad Yes, Jesus explicitly states he is the Messiah in the Bible, most directly to the Samaritan woman in John 4:25-26

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@RichOToole LOL find a sticker and put it over the stain.

[Chad Prather @WatchChad]

IS TEXAS’ GOVERNMENT TRYING TO SIEZE YOUR PRIVATE PROPERTY?

This is a long post but it’s VITAL that all my Texan friends are aware of this:

Your own state government, via a bureaucratic unelected group called ERCOT, is arguing that they need to take YOUR privately owned land to build 4,000 MORE miles of power lines.

They’re doing this in the name of “reliable energy.”

Who’s footing the $33,000,000,000 bill?

You.

This is not something you voted for.

Will it work?

As most things with government involvement… not really.

These power lines are not entirely effective, because when the electricity travels, it becomes weaker over distance.

So much so that it may not even make it to its destination.

Distance equals loss.

Maybe I’m old fashioned but “reliable energy” shouldn’t have to travel hundreds of miles, be a total eyesore, and only have a small percentage of making it to your home.

I don’t know ANY Texan who’d want a giant power line running through their backyard, especially for a project they didn’t vote for, while the government lays claim to their private property in the process.

This sets a precedent for other states.

In the same way that almost half of the other states take school curriculum and SAT passage rates from Texas, they take energy policy suggestions from the Lone Star State.

If precedent set, it means that Texans are okay with the government taking private land for projects that may not even be helpful in helping Texans!

You may not live in Texas, but your energy policy, and your tax dollars, are shaped by decisions like this.

Bad energy policy in one state can ripple across the entire country’s grid and economy.

If billions can be spent on inefficient solutions here, it raises questions about how energy is managed everywhere.

This is about more than power lines. It’s about who controls land, resources and local decision-making.

What happens in Texas often becomes a model, or a warning, for the rest of the country.

[Marvel Entertainment @Marvel]

Hey Frank.

A Marvel Television Special Presentation: The Punisher: One Last Kill premieres May 12, only on Disney+.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@WatchChad If I'm supposed to be making $200,000 a year, where the hell is the rest of my money? I need it right now.

[Chad Prather @WatchChad]

Joy Reid just made the case to vote Republican 😂

Reid on the right: “There were no income taxes, there were no regulations on business, you can earn as much money as you want…”

Every single GOP candidate who’s up for election in the midterms needs to play this clip in their ads.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@WatchChad Just petty and no respect.

[Genia Rodriguez @GeniaRodriguez1]

@RichOToole Love that truck.