@MichaelHorton_ Enjoying study of sin in “Ruined Sinners.” Andrew Leslie on pp 767-8 frustrates, asserting Christ “shared same corruptible nature.” Similarly in footnote 136. Whereas we’re taught that Virgin Birth precluded that sinful nature in Christ.
@WallStreetApes Pull our Ambassador & Embassy from Finland. Let Russia take it instead of Ukraine. They’re both freedom hating authoritarian countries.
This is a lie. A blatant lie. Not to mention a complete reversal of your campaign promises.
This unconstitutional power grab will permanently rig Virginia’s Congressional maps and disenfranchise millions of Virginians.
Virginia, VOTE NO.
Tawanda Hall owed $22,000 in property taxes. So her town took her $308,000 home!
The politicians didn’t give back any of the excess money.
The Supreme Court now says government can’t take more than it’s owed.
But her county STILL hasn’t paid her:
Wish I had a dollar for every time someone on X insists the single bullet was impossible. Oswald’s second shot went through JFK then Connally exactly as shown in Appendix A of Case Closed. No magic necessary— just ballistics and physics. 👇
Before I investigated the case, nightclub owner Jack Ruby's murder of Oswald—62 years ago today—was why I thought there was likely a conspiracy in the JFK assassination. It took a couple of years of research to disabuse me of that idea. I uncovered the serendipity that independently put Ruby and Oswald at the crossroads of history.
One of the interviews that @trishaposner and I did in 1992 was with Jim Leavelle, memorialized forever as the tall police detective with the large white Stetson hat, looking on in shock as Ruby shot Oswald. Leavelle thought that Trisha and I might get a better idea of the case if he put us in the handcuffs that he had on Oswald that fateful day :-)
Below is a 🔗 to my 2022 article "Just Terrible Strange," a timeline of the odd morning that led to Oswald's murder. By killing Oswald, Ruby insured unfortunately that conspiracy theories would flourish forever in the #jfkassassination.
https://t.co/48umofBylN
Speaker Mike Johnson lives in a $3,000-a-month home. He donates his $224,000 salary to those in need, gave up a $250,000 bonus to help flood victims, and takes only a $10,000 annual allowance — the rest goes to veteran housing assistance.
He’s paid over $500,000 in rent for 70 homeless veterans, cut his office budget by $1 million, flies economy, and stays in budget hotels — then donates the $80,000 he saves to local food banks.
His wife turned their garage into a free cancer therapy center, and on holidays, their family volunteers at shelters while their kids travel to disaster zones to help with relief efforts.
But sure — tell me more about how conservative leadership doesn’t truly look out for those in need.