Rachel Johnson

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

https://t.co/uRbgJjn4YF

[Anna Lulis @annamlulis]

This is what a 34-week-old baby looks like outside the womb.

In Massachusetts, you can now abort an unborn baby at this age.

The only difference is the child’s location.

[KMC Athletics @kmcathletics]

Hailey Estrada is your KSHSAA 5A 105lb champion!!

[KMC Athletics @kmcathletics]

Courtney Nye is your 2026 5A 125lb state champion! Back-to-back 125lb 5A champion.

[KMC Athletics @kmcathletics]

Congratulations to the Crusaders Girls wrestling team. 2026 5A KSHSAA team runner-up.

[The Driven Man @Thedrivenman]

Have you ever noticed the Bible says there are two things that destroy anxiety?

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump shows to the nation he is a GREAT father ❤️

"I've never had a drink in my life and I don't take drugs...I always would say to my kids: 'No drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes.'"

"Ivanka said to me, she said, 'dad, you're driving me crazy. Stop saying that.' I say it all the time. Whenever I see 'em, 'no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes.' I think it worked, but who knows? You never know!"

"I've seen so many brilliant children of brilliant people go bad and become tremendous failures...so much of it's caused by drugs, alcohol, different substances."

"If you don't start it, you don't have a longing...they quit smoking, but they long and they see somebody with a cigarettes like they're caged lunatics."

"But even more so with drugs and alcohol. And I would always tell my kids no drugs because no drugs or alcohol. I said over the years, I've seen really smart parents have really brilliant kids and the kids are a disaster because they got hooked in drugs - and when you're hooked, it's hard to get off."

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 DONALD TRUMP, 2016: I would build a ballroom at the White House. Free of charge [to taxpayers]. We’ll make it fit contextually. It’ll be the best ballroom. No more tents on the lawn.

It was his plan all along. Democrats REFUSE to acknowledge this.

[Griffin Baker @GriffinBaker26]

Week 1 Film
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[Kapaun Mt. Carmel @kapauncrusaders]

The girls v tennis team started the season off with a first place finish at the Collegiate Classic on Saturday. Clara Hocker took 1st in singles, Julia Judkins 2nd in singles, Caroline/Chloe Hocker 1st in doubles, and Maggie Johnson/Adalyn Johnson 9th in doubles. Go Crusaders!

[NORTHWEST FOOTBALL @NWGRIZZLYFB]

This Dude just goes to work! Big things ahead for this kid and hasn't came close to hitting his ceiling! If pace continues will be Valedictorian for his class! #DAT #BROTHERHOOD #GOLDSTANDARD #6STRONG

[David Medina 🌲🇺🇸 @davidmedinapdx]

Jelly Roll praises God and gives Him all the glory on stage IN THE MIDDLE of downtown Portland, Oregon last night.

Words can’t explain how POWERFUL this is - pointing thousands of people to TRUTH in one of the most Godless cities in the nation.

God bless this man. 🙏🏽

[Robert W Malone, MD @RWMaloneMD]

"I’ve seen a lot of criticism of RFK Jr. since his autism speech yesterday.
So I decided to do something radical… I watched the full speech.
(I know — crazy concept: go to the source and form your own opinion instead of blindly repeating media narratives and social media memes.)
And what I found didn’t exactly match the headlines.
So in this post, I want to address the five biggest criticisms I’ve seen and share my take.
But first — let me say this:
Whatever you think of his policies, one thing seems clear to me after listening to RFK Jr. speak: he genuinely seems to care about the children and families affected by autism. You can disagree with his conclusions, but to paint him as evil or malicious is unfair... and, frankly, dishonest.
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Criticism #1: “He called autism an ’epidemic.’”
Yes, he did ... to highlight the steep rise in diagnoses. (CDC data shows 1 in 31 kids today.)
The term "epidemic" does not always imply something contagious. I find it unlikely that those criticizing his use of the word "epidemic" showed the same level of outrage when it was used to describe the obesity epidemic or the fentanyl epidemic.
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Criticism #2: “He said autistic kids will never have jobs, never pay taxes, never go on dates.”
This is wildly misleading and out of context. Just moments before making that statement, he referred specifically to the 25% of cases classified as severe (children who are nonverbal, not toilet trained, and unable to care for themselves). Clearly, within this context, his remarks were not about all autistic children. Anyone claiming otherwise is either unaware of this context or deliberately misrepresenting his words.
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Criticism #3: “He rejected the science — autism is genetic, not caused by toxins.”
This claim misrepresents his stance. He didn’t dismiss the role of genetics; rather, he stated that while genes might create a vulnerability, they alone cannot explain an epidemic. This perspective is far from fringe. Even the CDC acknowledges that environmental factors may play a role. His argument isn’t anti-science; it’s a reasonable call for a more balanced exploration of potential causes.
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Criticism #4: “He’s pushing anti-vax conspiracy theories again!”
This one is just false. Not once during his 27-minute speech did he mention vaccines. Instead, he discussed toxins such as mold, pesticides, and additives. But the media (who appear to hate him for past positions) decided to resurrect the vaccine angle even though he didn’t bring it up. This is yet another example of a targeted smear campaign by individuals more invested in promoting narratives than seeking the truth.
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Criticism #5: “His words were emotionally harmful to autistic people and their families.”
I guess this one depends on your perspective. Yes, his language was intense, but maybe what’s also harmful is ignoring the existence of the most severe forms of autism. RFK Jr. is amplifying the voices of parents whose children face extreme challenges, such as self-injurious behaviors, inability to speak, constant supervision needs, and requiring round-the-clock care. These families are real, and their struggles are profound. For once, someone on a national platform is recognizing their pain and saying, “We see you, and we are committed to understanding why this is happening.”
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I’m not saying RFK Jr. is perfect. His words could’ve been clearer. His policy ideas are certainly open to scrutiny. But let’s stop pretending he dehumanized autistic people or rejected science.
He’s asking tough questions. He’s challenging the status quo.
And instead of outrage, maybe we should welcome the conversation.
Watch the speech. Check the CDC data.
And let’s focus on facts instead of clickbait."
-Written by Tyson Zahner

[KMC Athletics @kmcathletics]

Your first ever KSHSAA 5A state girls team champions. Congratulations to the Kapaun Mt. Carmel Girls wrestling team!

[Dinesh D'Souza @DineshDSouza]

Whoa!

RFK Jr: “Merck went to the agencies and said you told us to develop a Hepatitis B vaccine…but nobody was buying it. The CDC said, ‘Don’t worry…we'll recommend it for children…which will force them to buy it’…that’s how it got on the schedule.”

[Sports in Kansas @sportsinkansas]

Luis Rodriguez is a senior at Stanton County HS. After playing most of the basketball game on his senior night last night, he came out and cleaned the stands and threw away all of the trash. He does this after every home game. He also doesnt do it for credit or anyone to see him, nor does he know anyone was taking his picture. Today, he was back to work by refing youth league rec basketball. What a great young man. Way to represent your school and community, Luis! #sportsinkansas

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

Republican Wisconsin senate candidate Eric Hovde breaks his silence:

"At 4am, Milwaukee reported ~108K absentee ballots, with Sen. Baldwin receiving nearly 90% of those ballots. Statistically this outcome seems impropable.”