Biden was coming for a dog and pony show, so time to sweep all this under the rug for he and the press.
And the media will say “What crisis? We don’t see any…..” like good little lap dogs.
This is El Paso before Biden's visit and after his announcement he was coming to El Paso. We needed him to see what his policies have done to our Border cities and South Texas is still waiting for his Border visit.
Regarding reports that the city of El Paso cleared out migrant camps ahead of President Biden's border visit, county officials tell me they can't confirm that was a directive of any kind…But do agree the city looks different than it has in weeks past.
They’re walking Biden through the employee parking area at the US Customs and Border Protection in El Paso. No illegals in sight. pic.twitter.com/YLCRUcAtR0
Local news in El Paso reports police have been combing the streets and "arresting people" in advance of Biden's drive-by.
"One woman did tell us that yes, she has seen city employees out here cleaning the area in preparation for President Biden's visit." pic.twitter.com/srzbLkfCmw
We now have hard evidence that President Biden’s Administration colluded with social media companies to censor differing viewpoints and silence “misinformation” that was later deemed true. (2/9)
— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) January 7, 2023
— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) January 7, 2023
Here is evidence that this scheme starts “at the highest (and I mean highest) levels of the WH.” (8/9) pic.twitter.com/QhjrwEalyv
— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) January 7, 2023
“These emails confirm what we’ve known all along, the Biden Admin. has been colluding with social media companies to stifle opposing voices. I will continue to push back against this blatant attack on the 1st Amendment with every tool at my disposal.” –@AGAndrewBailey (9/9)
— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) January 7, 2023
Cry harder, and get a good lawyer. You’re gonna need it if McCarthy keeps his word. If……
The Democrats complaining because power is being democratized among the many instead of remaining concentrated in the hands of the few (which is exactly what Pelosi did as SoH) tells us everything that we need to know about the Democrats.
This is the oath @AdamSchiff violated: “I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution [incl the First Amendment]; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion"
DEVELOPING: DC press corps, including WaPo & POLITICO, have failed to cover congressional leader Adam Schiff strong-arming Twitter to ban a journalist, abridging press freedom & free speech,despite the smoking-gun email released from #TwitterFiles. Protecting a prominent Democrat
“Is religion good for society? One man who would answer in the affirmative is Gouverneur Morris, the founding father who spoke at the Constitutional Convention more than anyone else. He originated the phrase “we the people of the United States.”
He once said something that virtually all of the founding fathers would have agreed with: “Religion is the only solid basis of good morals; therefore education should teach the precepts of religion, and the duties of man toward God.”
How is the church good for society? Through the years I have asked Dr. Byron Johnson of Baylor about the impact of faith on society. He has taught at Vanderbilt, the University of Pennsylvania, and Princeton. For the last several years, he has headed up Baylor’s Institute for Studies of Religion (ISR).
The website describes its mission: “Baylor ISR exists to initiate, support, and conduct research on religion, involving scholars and projects spanning the intellectual spectrum.”
A Staggering Contribution
In a radio segment, Dr. Johnson told me, “Churches are phenomenally important to society and important in so many different ways.” That includes volunteering and charitable giving. He told me that Americans give more than a billion dollars a day to charities — much of that coming from church-goers.
Johnson added, “If you just look at dollars and contributions, it’s staggering. One study shows that religion brings about 1.2 trillion dollars to the U.S. economy each year.”
Living for Christ is Good for You
Johnson keeps abreast of the psychological and sociological studies on the impact of church on society. For example, Oxford University Press published a study two years ago showing the positive impact of church-going on the health of individuals.
They found that “compared with those who never attended religious services, individuals who attended services at least once per week had a lower risk of all-cause mortality by 26%…heavy drinking by 34%…and current smoking by 29%.”
The study also found that depression, anxiety, hopelessness, and loneliness — as well as physical maladies like hypertension, heart disease, and strokes — were lower in those who regularly attended church, while satisfaction with life, social connection, and a feeling of purpose were higher.
In short, living for Christ is good for you. Not that we live for Christ in order to live longer or live with a higher quality. But that apparently is a happy by-product.
We live for Christ because He who is divine became human, lived a perfect life, and died in our place, so that we might be forgiven for our sins through faith in Him. He sealed the deal by rising from the dead and will one day return.
Dr. Johnson has written a scholarly book highlighting the kind of research featured in the study cited above. It’s called Objective Religion. The ignorant may rail against church — and surely there are many who have bad experiences at church because of abusive leadership. But the studies show that, all things being equal, the Gospel really is good for you.
The Impact of Faith on Society
Another man who studied the impact of religion on society came to Baylor because of Johnson. Dr. Rodney Stark, who died in July, wrote many books documenting religion’s impact.
One of my favorites was his 2012 tome, America’s Blessings: How Religion Benefits Everyone, Including Atheists. On a vacation once, I read the book carefully and took many notes.
Stark writes,
Americans benefit immensely from being an unusually religious people — blessings that not only fall upon believers but also on those Americans who most oppose religion. In America, militant atheists are far less likely to have their homes broken into or to be robbed on their way to work than they would be in an irreligious society, because of the powerful deterrent effects of religion on crime.
He also adds, “Religious Americans also enjoy superior physical health, having an average life expectancy more than seven years longer than that of the irreligious.””
Is it really Trump causing this, or are a starving people ruled by idiots finally just fed up with eating trash and worse stuff?
That’s what happen in Venezuela too. After that their people were eating out of garbage dumpsters to survive. This is what will happen in the United States if we continue to allow maladministration & stolen elections. We have all the warning signs, well ahead of time! https://t.co/NbxbIJvzuj
Venezuelans were not only forced to eat garbage, but they were forced to eat their family pets to survive. I feel like throwing up every time I think about that.
Of course, because Dems don’t want free and just elections.
Marc Elias, who ran the Russia collusion hoax, and who also ran the operation to destabilize the 2020 election, says he will sue over Ohio law to improve election security in that state. https://t.co/stVYw9tAVo
SOURCE: The White House is busing migrants who have been encamped on El Paso's streets to the Houston area ahead of the president's border visit. Susan Rice threatened Alejandro Mayorkas with severe consequences if homeless illegals were seen by Biden.https://t.co/qqN7WrjY6I
Rufo exposes the groomers, and the left hates that.
The newly-appointed member @realchrisrufo outlined goals include abolishing “diversity, equity, and inclusion” and replacing it with “equality, merit, and colorblindness.”https://t.co/2fZwrvNmhy
In the face of this rebuke from her editors, Strauss remained defiant. She denied bias and insisted that "the allegation that The Washington Post is trying to destroy your reputation is false" —which, if we take her at her word, suggests, at minimum, gross incompetence.
Let this serve as a warning to others: if you make false claims against me, I will vigorously defend my reputation and relentlessly attack yours in response. I have a large platform and an aggressive personality—and can force the largest media organizations into submission.
“The Chicago Board of Education’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) annual report found hundreds of Chicago Public School (CPS) teachers were accused of adult-to-student sexual misconduct in the 2021-2022 school year.
The OIG’s Sexual Allegations Unit (SAU) opened 447 cases investigating teachers for allegedly grooming, sexually assaulting, or raping CPS students last school year, following the 325 opened in 2021. Of the open cases, the SAU closed 600 over the past 12 months, according to the OIG annual report, reported ChicagoCityWire.
SAU investigated a Chicago high school substitute teacher for grooming several students for sex and engaging in sexual acts with at least one student on school property, the OIG found.
The CPS teacher allegedly talked to students about their sex lives in person and through social media, cell phones, and “other common grooming techniques,” according to the OIG. The report stated the teacher gave the “student unnecessary passes to exclude her from class, and encouraging students to confide in him about personal problems.”
SAU claims he made “intimate physical contact with students (including kisses, sexual hugs, and back-rubs), openly solicited sexual acts (such as asking a student to recruit another student for a ‘threesome’).”
A separate SAU investigation into a former JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) staff member found he allegedly had sex with a 16-year-old female high school student. SAU found that for 12 months, he threatened to kill the student and her family if she reported the sexual abuse.”
The persecutions will continue unless the House steps up and does their job.
I’ve heard they are going to start indicting people who were on the grass in the Capitol but never went in. Anyway. You can thank the Senate GOP for every new case filed against meemaws, the GOP funded it in the $1.7 trillion omnibus. https://t.co/eaPq0SrHoO
Personally interesting about the Baylor instituation. Wes worked at the Institute of Faith and Learning at Baylor in the past and presented a paper at their conference in 2022. I am sure his IFL group works alongside the other instution mentioned. It’s a fascinating concept to consider how faith can be used to enhance learning and all things in life, not that it is the main objective, but it definitely is a benefit.
Another institution falls to the leftist woke wave. Institutional capture is their goal, across the board.
Children struggling with obesity should be evaluated and treated early and aggressively, including with medications for kids as young as 12 and surgery for those as young as 13, according to new guidelines released Monday. https://t.co/FCgpts1JjMpic.twitter.com/qPas5d9OBF
What happened to encouraging your kids to exercise and not feeding them junk food? Childhood obesity isn’t an issue in most other countries. It’s almost unheard of.
All of our energy should go towards prevention…big pharma/big health insurance would rather “manage” health issues since that means meds and treatments for the entirety of someone’s life. But prevention would unburden society so much more
When will the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team storm one of Biden’s many vacation homes bought and paid for somehow by a lifetime of being a humble public servant? https://t.co/6qfXdxePll
The only possible way to ensure Joe Biden has no more illegal documents from his vice-presidency is for the FBI to raid all of his residences and seize anything they want, including his passports. Our democracy is at stake, anything less and we could all die.
They just announced Joe Biden illegally kept classified documents from his vice-presidency in his possession. I’m old enough to remember when the media told me this was impossible. So much for that Trump indictment. Between Hillary and now Biden, this story is over. pic.twitter.com/Pv5qtqJPqe
Wandering Views 
Biden was coming for a dog and pony show, so time to sweep all this under the rug for he and the press.
And the media will say “What crisis? We don’t see any…..” like good little lap dogs.
Just like Jan6 and the Whitmer fednapping, it’s a Democrat production.
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Is there no end to Trump’s powers?
There’s nothing he can’t do.
Lol. Flippin’ clowns….
https://twitter.com/jeremycarl4/status/1612173930005147648
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Nothing to see…., just fascist Dems at work.
Media?
Hello?
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The tears of a clown….
Cry harder, and get a good lawyer. You’re gonna need it if McCarthy keeps his word. If……
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More of Schiff’s “work”…..
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Huh. Go figure. 🙂
“Want a Better Life? Go to Church”
https://stream.org/want-a-better-life-go-to-church/
“Is religion good for society? One man who would answer in the affirmative is Gouverneur Morris, the founding father who spoke at the Constitutional Convention more than anyone else. He originated the phrase “we the people of the United States.”
He once said something that virtually all of the founding fathers would have agreed with: “Religion is the only solid basis of good morals; therefore education should teach the precepts of religion, and the duties of man toward God.”
How is the church good for society? Through the years I have asked Dr. Byron Johnson of Baylor about the impact of faith on society. He has taught at Vanderbilt, the University of Pennsylvania, and Princeton. For the last several years, he has headed up Baylor’s Institute for Studies of Religion (ISR).
The website describes its mission: “Baylor ISR exists to initiate, support, and conduct research on religion, involving scholars and projects spanning the intellectual spectrum.”
A Staggering Contribution
In a radio segment, Dr. Johnson told me, “Churches are phenomenally important to society and important in so many different ways.” That includes volunteering and charitable giving. He told me that Americans give more than a billion dollars a day to charities — much of that coming from church-goers.
Johnson added, “If you just look at dollars and contributions, it’s staggering. One study shows that religion brings about 1.2 trillion dollars to the U.S. economy each year.”
Living for Christ is Good for You
Johnson keeps abreast of the psychological and sociological studies on the impact of church on society. For example, Oxford University Press published a study two years ago showing the positive impact of church-going on the health of individuals.
They found that “compared with those who never attended religious services, individuals who attended services at least once per week had a lower risk of all-cause mortality by 26%…heavy drinking by 34%…and current smoking by 29%.”
The study also found that depression, anxiety, hopelessness, and loneliness — as well as physical maladies like hypertension, heart disease, and strokes — were lower in those who regularly attended church, while satisfaction with life, social connection, and a feeling of purpose were higher.
In short, living for Christ is good for you. Not that we live for Christ in order to live longer or live with a higher quality. But that apparently is a happy by-product.
We live for Christ because He who is divine became human, lived a perfect life, and died in our place, so that we might be forgiven for our sins through faith in Him. He sealed the deal by rising from the dead and will one day return.
Dr. Johnson has written a scholarly book highlighting the kind of research featured in the study cited above. It’s called Objective Religion. The ignorant may rail against church — and surely there are many who have bad experiences at church because of abusive leadership. But the studies show that, all things being equal, the Gospel really is good for you.
The Impact of Faith on Society
Another man who studied the impact of religion on society came to Baylor because of Johnson. Dr. Rodney Stark, who died in July, wrote many books documenting religion’s impact.
One of my favorites was his 2012 tome, America’s Blessings: How Religion Benefits Everyone, Including Atheists. On a vacation once, I read the book carefully and took many notes.
Stark writes,
Americans benefit immensely from being an unusually religious people — blessings that not only fall upon believers but also on those Americans who most oppose religion. In America, militant atheists are far less likely to have their homes broken into or to be robbed on their way to work than they would be in an irreligious society, because of the powerful deterrent effects of religion on crime.
He also adds, “Religious Americans also enjoy superior physical health, having an average life expectancy more than seven years longer than that of the irreligious.””
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Cope harder. 🙂
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Is it really Trump causing this, or are a starving people ruled by idiots finally just fed up with eating trash and worse stuff?
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Of course, because Dems don’t want free and just elections.
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Nothing to see…
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He ain’t wrong.
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Rufo exposes the groomers, and the left hates that.
So they lie about him in the press.
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They continue to try and hide the truth about Jan6.
Release it all McCarthy.
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It’s always been about control, not health.
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Again, don’t you dare call them what they are, which is groomers.
CONTENT WARNING!!!!!
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https://dailycaller.com/2023/01/06/chicago-sexually-assualted-teacher-student-lightfoot/
“The Chicago Board of Education’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) annual report found hundreds of Chicago Public School (CPS) teachers were accused of adult-to-student sexual misconduct in the 2021-2022 school year.
The OIG’s Sexual Allegations Unit (SAU) opened 447 cases investigating teachers for allegedly grooming, sexually assaulting, or raping CPS students last school year, following the 325 opened in 2021. Of the open cases, the SAU closed 600 over the past 12 months, according to the OIG annual report, reported ChicagoCityWire.
SAU investigated a Chicago high school substitute teacher for grooming several students for sex and engaging in sexual acts with at least one student on school property, the OIG found.
The CPS teacher allegedly talked to students about their sex lives in person and through social media, cell phones, and “other common grooming techniques,” according to the OIG. The report stated the teacher gave the “student unnecessary passes to exclude her from class, and encouraging students to confide in him about personal problems.”
SAU claims he made “intimate physical contact with students (including kisses, sexual hugs, and back-rubs), openly solicited sexual acts (such as asking a student to recruit another student for a ‘threesome’).”
A separate SAU investigation into a former JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) staff member found he allegedly had sex with a 16-year-old female high school student. SAU found that for 12 months, he threatened to kill the student and her family if she reported the sexual abuse.”
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These people suck.
This is unnecessary and abusive.
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Sounds MAGA like, right?
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The persecutions will continue unless the House steps up and does their job.
From the enemies within….
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Personally interesting about the Baylor instituation. Wes worked at the Institute of Faith and Learning at Baylor in the past and presented a paper at their conference in 2022. I am sure his IFL group works alongside the other instution mentioned. It’s a fascinating concept to consider how faith can be used to enhance learning and all things in life, not that it is the main objective, but it definitely is a benefit.
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Nice to see some aren’t lying to protect Biden. A local, of course.
“Local Reporter Calls Out Biden For Not Visiting Area Where “Migrants Had Been Living On The Streets”.”
“Local El Paso News Confirms Police Were “Arresting People” At Border In Advance Of Biden’s Drive-By…”
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Another institution falls to the leftist woke wave. Institutional capture is their goal, across the board.
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Of course, they do everything they falsely accused Trump of.
https://twitter.com/RealSaavedra/status/1612589370548293632?t=Nrn0L6Ksovf99i82fIEhew&s=19
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Any minute now I’m sure….
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Hey they made the rules, not us.
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The media is already running damage control.
Clowns.
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