I appreciate Trump attacking Thomas Massie
It forced me to make a decision
And I chose Massie 🇺🇸
Leaving MAGA for Massie was the best decision I’ve ever made
REMINDER: Biden’s DHS released at least 99 individuals on the terrorist watchlist into the U.S.
It is a dangerous dereliction of duty for Democrats to keep DHS closed right now. Our defenses must be up. Reopen DHS!
Few 18-year-olds would turn down a massive NIL check and a free education. However, as usual, Coach Calipari @CoachCalArk offers an educated perspective on the realities of the game and preparing for life after it's all over...
Someone in the chat once asked why we never see Flotus with everyday children that are not all dressed up...
Maybe you were looking in the wrong places. Remember, they've hidden so much from you about this beautiful soul.
May I present our FLOTUS 😇
@CaptKylePatriot
Republicans won’t lose the midterms because of Candace Owens
They will lose the midterms because no deep state criminals have been held accountable
They will lose because we are still sending our money to corrupt foreign countries
They will lose because America last traitors like Lindsey Graham are getting promoted
It’s simple, Republicans will lose because they aren’t listening to the people that voted for them 🤷🏾♂️
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY: JOHN NEELY KENNEDY NAMED ONE OF TIME MAGAZINE’S “TOP 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE OF 2025”
When the announcement came, the room rose to its feet — not out of surprise, but out of respect.
John Neely Kennedy, the Louisiana senator whose sharp wit and plainspoken wisdom have echoed across America, now stands among the world’s most influential figures — honored not for power, but for principle, conviction, and an unwavering sense of duty. From the Senate floor to small-town gatherings, Kennedy has become a voice for common sense in uncommon times — a reminder that truth still matters, humor still heals, and leadership still means serving others first.
Through decades of public service, he’s remained true to his roots — grounded in faith, guided by conscience, and never afraid to say what others only think. As applause filled the room, he offered only a modest smile. “I just try to tell the truth the best way I know how,” he said — a simple sentence that spoke volumes.
Because in the end, real influence isn’t about headlines or politics — it’s about heart, honesty, and the courage to stand for what’s right..