Great job Arizona, voting for your own destruction. These people will do nothing but fight for illegal aliens, work to take our guns away and tax us to death.
@mmilam75 From your lips to God's ears, my friend. But knowing a few people in AZGOP county parties, they're gonna dig a bigger hole before they realize they're in one. Like my local county party with their new blame the voters initiative.
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We have progressed as a society. Instead of saying Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Clinton or Charlie Sheen, the term is now @JensenHuang. The biggest gigachad in the world is an Asian computer nerd! ๐
@applevalleyalex@GOP@HouseGOP@rogersforfl@ChuckForWyoming Do you think folks like Bo French and the groypers will overlook you once they're done going after Indians and Jews? Just asking for a friend. The GOP of 2026 is doubling down on this.
@elvicentela@SunBeltPolitics It was TP AstroTurf trying to appeal to Latinos without putting in any effort which backfired. In Tucson, we have the Evil Torta guy who managed to piss off Latina women with his stupid slogan and gave Grijalva a premade campaign point.
This Veterans Day, we honor the men and women who have worn the uniform to defend our nationโs freedoms. For U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Johanny Rodriguez, that commitment spanned more than two decades across two branches of the military. https://t.co/1AWiXExw4d #sponsored
We have too many Christian influencers, on the left and the right, who spend all of their time on politics. Indeed, when I say spending time on politics, I mean they spend most of their time condemning and even demonizing their political enemies. If a Christian influencer never challenges you to grow spiritually, then you should stop following them. You should especially stop following them if, generally, after reading them, you feel angrier rather than more loving toward your enemies. We should seek out Christian influences that strengthen, not weaken, our faith.