J. Murski

Outreach & Relationships

[Charlie @SuccessBluePrtX]

The only 3 types of cardio you need to lose fat.

1. Walking

[Dusty Deevers @DustyDeevers]

The nations are God's idea. He "made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place" (Acts 17:26).

A civil servant who will not guard his own people's inheritance has failed his duty of office. And the denominational agencies that lived for decades on federal resettlement grants have no standing to lecture the rest of us about what the way of Jesus requires at the border.

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@TexAgs Battled is not winning.

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@TexAgs Pathetic. Not playing to win, not being coached to win.

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF TEXAS, GET OUT AND VOTE FOR:

– Ken Paxton for U.S. Senate
– Greg Abbott for Governor
– Dan Patrick for Lieutenant Governor
– Mayes Middleton for Attorney General
– Don Huffines for Comptroller
– Dawn Buckingham for Land Commissioner
– Nathaniel Moran for U.S. Congress (TX-01)
– Steve Toth for U.S. Congress (TX-02)
– Keith Self for U.S. Congress (TX-03)
– Pat Fallon for U.S. Congress (TX-04)
– Lance Gooden for U.S. Congress (TX-05)
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– Randy Weber for U.S. Congress (TX-14)
– Monica De La Cruz for U.S. Congress (TX-15)
– Pete Sessions for U.S. Congress (TX-17)
– Tom Sell for U.S. Congress (TX-19)
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– Michael Cloud for U.S. Congress (TX-27)
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– John Carter for U.S. Congress (TX-31)
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– Brian Babin for U.S. Congress (TX-36)
– Jon Bonck for U.S. Congress (TX-38)

These Great Patriots have my Complete and Total Endorsement — They will never let you down! President DONALD J. TRUMP
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[Lara Logan @laralogan]

People are always asking who is the “they”? Who is the “deep state”? Who are they? Here is your guide to figuring that out. Many of them are smug, self-righteous, self-flagellating operatives whose names will mean nothing to you. Here’s how they build the deep state.

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@jaydp1138 Equalizer

[Pete Sessions @PeteSessions]

Today, we recognize Columbus Day and the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas in 1492, a voyage that helped begin centuries of exploration and discovery.

We honor the courage and determination of those who ventured into the unknown and acknowledge the important role exploration has played in our nation’s history.

[Jon Harris @jonharris1989]

What did American Christians say about Robert E. Lee before five seconds ago? Let's take a look 🧵

[Michael Quinn Sullivan 🇺🇸 @MQSullivan]

New revelations about professional relationships are raising questions about the PUC's independence.

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[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@CaryCheshireTX Cary = correct

[Gabe Bock @GabeBock]

Great to see the Aggies come out and put together a pretty complete football game and control the game from the start. The Aggies committed to the ground game and did a nice job of featuring Reed’s legs as well as the trio of Owens, Edwards and Baker. Edwards is the real deal. Marcel looked much more confident tonight and did a good job of stepping up in the pocket under pressure. Liked the quick sugar huddle for the Baker TD run…cool seeing them mix in some of that stuff that gave our D fits against Kentucky.

Much better on D…still not enough pressure with 4-man pass rush but the back end was way more sound. Tons of guys in rotation back there…thought Humphrey did a nice job on Chris Marshall. He is such a great player and still got open for a few nice gains but they are a one trick pony on offense and A&M did a nice job of limiting him. Really like Collins and Byard…they brought some nice juice. Damian Sanford looks back…flew around and made a few of those signature big plays when the game was still in the balance.

Saban always talks about the importance of the last 4 minutes of the first half and the first 4 minutes of the second half. A&M outscored Arky 17-0 in that stretch. That was big!

Nice to see the defense pitch a shutout in the second half after back-to-back nightmare second half performances.

We’ve got a kicker! What a performance from Olano tonight. Longest made kick (57 yards) by an Ag since 1999? Had to be my man Terence Kitchens, yes? Also drilled another 50-yarder. Beast!

12th Man showed up early - in the rain - and made an impact. Impressive stuff in light of the previous two weeks on the field! Bravo!

Mizzou won’t be easy…they’re feeling good after blowing out Florida. Pretty, pretty, pretty big game coming up for this football team.

Gig ‘em!

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@LightOnLiberty @MyRach_g220 Amen.

30% of evangelicals do not vote
30% of gun owners do not vote

Federalism is dead and the Church pokes fun at congregants that choose to get active in politics.

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

I thought the Gators were back. #showme
#mizzou

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@jonharris1989 Billy Corgan news is helping too…..

[Pete Sessions @PeteSessions]

Rural Texans deserve access to quality health care close to home.

This $51 million investment through the Make Rural Texans Healthy Again initiative will help our rural hospital districts expand prevention, wellness, and nutrition programs that tackle diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions before they become crises.

Thank you President Trump for standing with rural Texas and investing in healthier communities across our state.
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[Larry Alex Taunton @LarryTaunton]

Passing time in a tightly packed airport coffee shop recently, I ended up in conversation with a thirty-something couple sitting only inches from me. I was coming from Mexico City and they were going there. After the usual banter, I asked where they were from and learned they were New Yorkers moving out of that city. They didn’t offer a reason and I didn’t press for one.

They asked me what I did for a living and I explained that I was a writer currently investigating how cartels were smuggling people into the US. I say I was chatting with this couple, but it was really only with her. He said nothing the entire time. But he listened intently as she asked questions.

“You travel a lot? Where have you been?”

“Well, so far this year, I’ve covered the WEF in Davos, researched Karl Marx in London, went to Gaza with the IDF…”

“You’ve been to Israel?” She interrupted. “We’ve been there. What do you think of the war?”

I guessed that here our conversation would end unhappily. They were New Yorkers, so almost certainly heavily propagandized lefties. But I pressed on.

“Almost everything you hear in Western media is wrong…”

“You mean it’s a lie. How?”

“Oct 7 was not just a Charlie Hebdo-style terrorist attack. It was an act of war. More than 7,000 Hamas terrorists penetrated the frontier at more than 100 points. Inspired by Islam, they had been instructed to r8pe, behead, torture, and kidnap men, women, and children.”

He still said nothing, but leaned forward, eyes narrowing.

“Who helped them do it?” She asked.

“Iran was the biggest supplier, but North Korea, China, and Qatar mostly. The UNRWA also played a role. Weapons and matériel were stockpiled in Egypt and smuggled into Gaza through tunnels.”

“You know that?”

“I know that. Trust me.” That led to a discussion of President Sisi, the Muslim Brotherhood, and my standoff with Egyptian State Security in Cairo. Still, I had no real gauge for where they stood politically. She asked if I had written anything on the subject, so I pointed her to my article for The Federalist connecting the dots between Egypt, USAID, Gaza, and my swatting.

A woman sitting nearby, leaned over and said, “Forgive me for eavesdropping on your conversation, but this is fascinating.” We all chatted a bit longer and I left.

About 30 minutes later I was standing in line at the gate waiting to board my flight when the husband appeared.

“Pardon me, but I had to come find you.” He was full of emotion. He indicated that he and his wife were Israelis who had lived in NYC but were now fleeing Mamdani’s third world sh*thole.

“You are a man who needs the protection of angels,” he said, and then presented me with a Jewish holy book. “We want you to have this. I pray it protects you.”

With that he turned and walked away.

Gentile and fierce Protestant that I am, I was nonetheless deeply moved. It seems they had read the article and, catching a glimpse of my work, felt my life was in danger. For my own part, I was aware that the same ideology that threatened me, was the same one that threatened them, forced them to move, and imperiled their native land.

I’m often amazed by the people the Lord puts in my path when I pause long enough to look around and notice them.

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@GabeBock In the past 25 years, it has been rare to see the Aggies coached to WIN. This is why our football trophy cabinet is bare.

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@GeniusGuyMan @JoeTegtmeyer 3.5 miles. 100M sf, 2200 acres

[J. Murski @Jmurski1]

@GabeBock Ags fight. That’s it.