The fundamental sources of America’s greatness & exceptionalism are unique in human history.
Our flaws, past & present, are emphatically not.
Many of our critics — including from within — get this backwards.
Happy 250, America. We stand tall & proud. Thank you. 🇺🇸
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An entire American political party refusing to stand for the principle that actual American citizens matter more than illegal alien invaders is a degree of nihilism, anarchism and extremism that defies categorization.
Armies do not fight for abstractions. Armies fight for a people.
Armies fight for a nation.
Armies fight for a way of life and that is what we are defending.
He loves America. He's saving America.
He's the greatest President we've ever had.
May God Bless President Donald J. Trump — and may God Bless these United States of America.
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You need to be 18 to
- vote
- buy lottery tickets
- open a bank account on your own
- get a tattoo
You need to be 21 to buy alcohol and tobacco…
But Democrats think 9 year olds can decide to irreversibly chemically castrate themselves and chop off their body parts??
Make it make sense
Always a good reminder.
"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."
-TR
@ScottAdamsSays Actually, natural immunity refers to the adaptive immunity response that occurs after an infection with a pathogen. This response includes an antibody and a cell-mediated response involving CD4 and CD8 T cells. Together they eliminate it, plus form memory cells for the future.
There are a few rare moments where all of world history turns on a single heartbeat.
October 12, 1492 was one of them.
The setting was grim. Morale had collapsed on Christopher Columbus' ships. They were lost, and they knew it.
In fact, they hadn't even glimpsed land for over a month — far longer than any other European expedition that had ever ventured into the Atlantic before.
Food and water was running low. Two days earlier, there had been a near-mutiny. According to one account, the crew had sworn to throw Columbus overboard "into the sea" if he did not agree to turn the ships around and head home in a few days.
Columbus had bought himself some time by promising the crew they would turn back if they didn't make land within two or three days. But that promise was made on October 10. It had been two days. The clock was running out.
Then, in the first hours of October 12 — around 2 A.M., we're told — a lookout aboard the Pinta began to shout: "Tierra! Tierra!" ("Land! Land"!)
It's hard to even imagine the rush of emotion that washed over the men of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria in that split second. They had done it, against all odds. There, on the horizon, was a new world. They were saved.
What they didn't know, at the time, was that they were setting in motion a series of events that would come to define the next four centuries — and eventually, the whole arc of world history itself.
In his famous biography of Columbus, the historian Samuel Eliot Morison noted that 1492 was an "exceedingly gloomy" year in Western history. It was a time of stagnation, listlessness and retreat. "Christian civilization appeared to be shrinking in area and dividing into hostile units as its sphere contracted." At the same time, the forces of Islam were on the march.
In the space of a few short years, everything changed. "Faith in God revives and the human spirit is renewed," Morison writes. "The change is complete and astounding. A new envisagement of the world has begun, and men are no longer sighing after the imaginary golden age that lay in the distant past, but speculating as to the golden age that might possibly lie in the oncoming future."
Within decades, nearly every European power launched expeditions inspired or made possible by Columbus' voyage.
Within a century, Western ships had crossed every ocean, charted nearly every coastline, and planted their civilization's flag on every inhabited continent.
Columbus' voyage linked two previously foreign worlds: The Old World and the New. In doing so, it unleashed an explosion of dynamism, exploration, and innovation that would come to define our civilization.
What was born in the ensuing decades was much more than just a territorial expansion. Faith, science, philosophy, art — every plane of human achievement and creation surged into new horizons as the West found itself at the helm of world history.
The United States would not exist as a formal, independent nation-state for centuries. But 1492 was the beginning of everything that makes us who we are. All that America would come to be was born on the decks of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria. It was as critical a moment as any other in our people's history.
America is a pioneer nation — restless, dynamic, forged on the wild frontier. Christopher Columbus was the first expression of the American spirit — the same spirit that would go on to build a glittering civilization in the wilderness of a new world.
That's why we celebrate Columbus Day.
🚨Senator Rand Paul just GRILLED fired CDC Director Susan Monarez over her inability to answer basic questions about the Covid vaccine.
Sen. Paul: “Does the Covid vaccine prevent transmission?”
Dr. Monarez: “The Covid vaccine can reduce viral load in individuals.”
Sen. Paul: “Does it prevent transmission?”
Dr. Monarez: “When you have reduced viral load… you will have reduced transmission.”
Sen. Paul: “But in other words, it doesn’t prevent transmission. You can still transmit the virus if you’ve had the vaccine.”
“Does the Covid vaccine reduce hospitalization for children under 18?”
Dr. Monarez: “It can.”
Sen. Paul: “It doesn't, the statistics are inconclusive.”
“Does the Covid vaccine reduce the rate of death for children under 18?”
Dr. Monarez: “It can.”
Sen. Paul: “No it doesn't, and there is no statistical evidence that it does reduce the death rate.”
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"What I am doing is protecting this country, providing historic reform and combatting the weaponization of intelligence by the likes of YOU — and we have countlessly proven YOU to be a liar in Russiagate, in January 6th. You are the biggest fraud to ever sit in the United States Senate. You are a disgrace to this institution, and an utter coward."
A very small first step that must be taken, ten years too late, is to IMMEDIATELY and FULLY admit that Donald Trump and other Republicans, and their voters are legitimate, and normal, (far more legitimate and normal than leftist mobs, incidentally) and will be treated as such.