Well, this is otterly unexpected.
A visitor captured video of a North American river otter swimming at Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve, marking the first time the species has ever been documented at the park.
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has too often enabled the same far-left policies that have driven Washington in the wrong direction.
We’ve watched costs rise. We’ve watched accountability disappear. We’ve watched common sense take a back seat to progressive ideology.
And if we don’t change course now, it will only get worse.
I’m not running for Congress to play political games, climb a political ladder, or serve myself. I’m running because I believe the direction of our state and our nation should concern every one of us, regardless of party.
This is our moment to change course. We cannot afford to wait.
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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez says expanding health care access and lowering costs is a “top priority.”
But the Washington Democrat does not provide health coverage to her campaign staffers, and a former mechanic at the auto shop she co-owns with her husband says the business didn’t offer health coverage either, @ethanrbarton reports.
Illegal immigration has been almost completely stopped. Immigration from Muslim countries is way down. Crime had the biggest one year drop since national estimates began keeping track 90 years ago. Drug overdoses continue to decline. The federal workforce has been significantly shrunk. When the war in Iran is over, energy prices are going to crater and the economy is going to boom. Things are being put in place right now that will really positively affect the future for our children.
And there are people who voted for Trump who are now talking about voting blue or not voting at all during the midterms? I'm sorry, I don't get it.
Democrats have attacked ICE, held rallies to protest an imaginary king, shut down the government, and spent a year pretending to care about Epstein and baselessly smearing Trump as a pedophile. That's what they've contributed to America over the past 18 months. They are a cancer on this country.
After a rough start, this administration is on fire right now IMO and it's only going to get better. Vote red!
Today, @EDSecMcMahon called on schools across the nation to strengthen instruction on the history and human toll of communism and socialism.
It is imperative that the next generation understands the principles of liberty that underpin America’s constitutional system.
If we want our families to keep more of what they earn, the government to stop wasting our taxpayer money, and our children to have a path to a good future, the work begins at the doors.
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Wow. She really thinks that?
Nah. She doesn't.
She is saying it like we're too stupid to know. 🤣
"Rubber stamp" my ass...
I don't like Trump, personally.
He is the greatest president in modern history. Fact.
And John, you and I both know from serving, America is worth fighting for.
And she can't hide behind her TDS for her failed record.
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DO YOU KNOW AN AMERICAN WHO WOULD TRAVEL ACROSS THE WORLD FOR GREAT FISHING?
Papua New Guinea offers tropical coastlines, islands, reefs, rivers and fishing grounds far beyond the heavily travelled destinations.
But the journey doesn’t end on the water.
There are local communities, wildlife, rainforest, WWII history and cultures most Americans have only seen in documentaries.
HausLink can coordinate fishing-focused journeys alongside accommodation, transfers, local experiences and Traveller Care.
Tag the fisherman who needs to see this - or send me a DM.
https://t.co/6RbtkOmIH0
Come fish in PNG waters...
🇵🇬🇦🇺 AMERICANS - THIS IS ANOTHER REASON PAPUA NEW GUINEA MAY FEEL MORE FAMILIAR THAN YOU EXPECT.
More than 80 years after WWII, Tanya Olek travelled to Lae carrying the ashes of her mother, Lindy Gilham.
She came to bring her mother home to rest beside her father, Leigh Vial, at the Lae War Cemetery.
Three generations. More than 80 years. One final journey home. ❤️
This is an Australian family’s story - but Americans have thousands of connections to these same shores.
During WWII, American and Allied servicemen fought, flew, sailed and died across Papua New Guinea - from Buna and Gona to Lae, Salamaua and the islands beyond.
Some families still have stories here waiting to be rediscovered.
So when I tell Americans to visit PNG, I’m not only inviting you to see reefs, mountains and villages.
I’m inviting you to walk through a part of your own history. 🇵🇬🇺🇸🇦🇺
🎥 Full credit to Malum Nalu - tour guide, storyteller, and source of the original video and story.
Thank you, Malum, for documenting this powerful journey.