You cannot even lie convincingly. The Everglades is a national park. Federal funds, army Corps. of Engineers, DeSantis’ state funds support the glades, not funds from property taxes.

They’re about to FLOOD these places with Indians: -Montana & Idaho -Mississippi & Arkansas

🚨 JACKSONVILLE DIDN’T JUST ELECT A MAYOR. IT BOUGHT A $66,302 HOLOGRAM OF HER. Yes. A life-size digital Mayor Donna Deegan greeting travelers at Jacksonville International Airport in multiple languages. Florida DOGE originally flagged the expenditure at $75,000. The Jacksonville City Council Auditor later documented $66,302 in payments. No spin needed. $66,302. Mayor hologram. Airport. If you think that was money well spent, defend the expenditure. But taxpayers are certainly entitled to ask the question.

After watching people spend the last few days talking about Pike - her childhood, her age, her trauma, her execution, her suffering - I want to talk about Colleen Slemmer. Because somehow the person who was murdered keeps becoming a footnote in the story of the person who murdered her. Colleen was 19 years old. She wasn't a case number. She wasn't simply "Christa Pike's victim." She was a daughter. A granddaughter. A young woman who loved roller-skating, miniature golf and computers. She could take a computer apart and put it back together again. She even had a shirt that said "Computer Geek." Her family later had that shirt made into a teddy bear so they could keep a piece of her close. ❤️ Colleen was also the kind of kid who gave up part of her own lunchtime to help children with disabilities - feeding students who needed assistance and helping kids in wheelchairs. She volunteered at Special Olympics events. One summer, she helped paint her school. She struggled with reading, but she was smart and fascinated by computers. She wanted training that wasn't available at the Job Corps program near her home in Florida, so at 19 years old she left her family and went to Knoxville to learn computers and build a future for herself. She never got that future. On January 12, 1995, Colleen was lured to an isolated area near the University of Tennessee agricultural campus. What happened next wasn't a momentary loss of control. Colleen was beaten and tortured during a prolonged attack. She was cut repeatedly. Her throat was slashed. A pentagram was carved into her chest. She was struck with a meat cleaver and ultimately suffered devastating blows to her head with a large piece of asphalt. Afterward, Pike took a piece of Colleen's skull from the scene. These details come from the court record - not internet rumor. Colleen was 19. Nineteen. And while the country is now being asked to think about what Christa Pike experienced during a failed execution, I think there's room to remember what Colleen experienced when nobody came to stop it. There's also room to remember everything that existed before those final horrifying moments. The girl who loved computers. The girl who roller-skated. The girl who helped children with disabilities eat their lunch. The girl who volunteered at the Special Olympics. The daughter whose mother has now spent more than three decades trying to make sure the world remembers her name. Her mother, May Martinez, said something this week that absolutely broke my heart: "The criminals get so much attention. Why? She has been lost in this." She's right. So today, I'm not posting Christa Pike's face. I'm posting Colleen's name. COLLEEN ANNE SLEMMER September 20, 1975 – January 12, 1995 She was here. She was loved. She mattered. And she deserves to be remembered for the life she lived - not only for the horrific way someone chose to end it. Remember Colleen. 🤍

A church in North Carolina was caught hosting a training with hundreds of people on hiding criminal aliens from ICE. Should churches should lose their tax exempt status for this?

For too long, the Republican talking point has been: "we don’t like illegal immigration, but we love legal immigration." Here's the truth: mass migration, legal or illegal, hurts Americans by taking jobs, homes, and resources from us. Complete immigration moratorium NOW.

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Halfway through her pregnancy, a young mother learned the baby boy growing inside her would not survive outside her womb. She carried him for another four months knowing that for as long as he remained inside her, she could keep him safe. Peter James Raridon was born September 11th. His mom Anna and dad Eli, a rookie tight end for the New England Patriots, learned during their 20-week anatomy scan that Peter had anencephaly, a fatal condition affecting development of the brain and skull. Instead of preparing to bring their first baby home, they spent the remainder of the pregnancy loving him while knowing their time together would likely be painfully short. Anna says she is grateful she got to love Peter, protect him and be his home for nine months. Then she wrote the words that absolutely broke my heart: “I have loved you every second of your life & will miss you every second of mine.” Anna and Eli are leaning heavily on their faith, believing their son’s life had meaning regardless of how brief it was and that their goodbye is not forever. One of the images they shared shows Peter’s tiny footprints inside a Bible. A reminder that this little boy was here, he was deeply loved, and he will always be their son. Please pray for these young parents and for every mother and father who understands the heartbreak of loving a baby they never got to bring home.

BREAKING 🚨 Donald Trump just posted a video that perfectly explains Democrats plan for single Party rule in 96 seconds THIS IS A MUST WATCH VIDEO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO 👇

🚨 CALIFORNIA: This is happening NOW. 2024 election materials are being pulled from storage ahead of destruction tomorrow. But when the boxes were opened in front of media, they didn’t just contain ballots. ELECTION LOGS WERE INSIDE. Logs that should be preserved for 5 years. Then another box was opened. MORE LOGS. It didn’t stop. These records were stored with ballots headed for destruction, and Shasta County lead attorney, Joe Larmour, allegedly declined going or sending anyone to the registrar’s office to witness what ROV Clint Curtis and team were discovering. Before anything gets shredded tomorrow, California needs to answer one question: WHAT ARE THESE RECORDS — AND ARE THEY LEGALLY ELIGIBLE FOR DESTRUCTION? Thank you, Arne, Edward, for capturing this alarming moment. Watch the footage 👇

🚨After replacing CNN and the mainstream media, Real America's Voice (@RealAmVoice) is now showing the TRUE MASSIVE SIZE of President Trump's rallies. It's about time people see how many Americans LOVE Trump. Best president E-V-E-R!

Democrats use Illegals like they did Slaves .

Buy a home - purchase tax Own a home - yearly tax Sell a home - taxed again Florida - Yes on Amendment 3

I’ve seen it with my own eyes. Catholic Charities has done an untold amount of damage to America’s social fabric with their law-breaking activities at the southern border.

I HAVE A QUESTION FOR EVERYBODY BECAUSE I’M GENUINELY CONFUSED… If we’re paying taxes, but that doesn’t guarantee clean water, safe food, a roof over our heads, or access to healthcare. THEN WHAT THE F*CK ARE WE PAYING FOR? at some point, we have to stop accepting this as NORMAL. Something has to change. AND IT’S GOING TO TAKE ALL OF US.

A USDA scientist found a seed coating was killing monarch caterpillars, got suspended without pay, and started his own farm instead. Jonathan Lundgren spent eleven years as a USDA entomologist whose research tied a neonicotinoid coating to monarch caterpillar harm. In 2015 USDA suspended him two weeks without pay, so he left to found Blue Dasher Farm, where research now happens in the open. Back the farmers skipping chemical shortcuts, find them near you on Localize. Sources: EcoWatch

🚨 THIS IS THE KIND OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING THAT SHOULD MAKE EVERY TAXPAYER’S HEAD EXPLODE. $65,000 — FOR CONSULTANTS TO HELP DEVELOP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR CREATING PUBLIC ART. Read that again. Not $65,000 to pave a road. Not $65,000 for police equipment. Not even $65,000 to create the art. Consultants. Policies. Procedures. $65,000. And sitting right beside that? Another $150,000 for grants to local artists and arts organizations. This is why taxpayers need to look beyond the billion-dollar headlines and into the individual line items. Because $65,000 here. $100,000 there. $250,000 somewhere else. That’s how small expenditures become big government budgets.

After Biden left

One turkey breed nearly vanished when a factory bird replaced it and small farms brought it back The turkey on most tables cannot walk well or even breed on its own The old breeds nearly vanished when that factory bird took over Small farms brought the heritage birds back from almost nothing A bird that can live a real life is on farms again Find local heritage poultry near you on Localize

Why didn't the Republican-controlled Senate pass Rep. Tim Burchett's bill that would have stopped funding the Taliban. The congressman says we are sending more than $40 million a week to the Taliban. The legislation passed the House nearly a year ago. So, why the delay? You need to ask your senators. Why is your hard-earned tax money funding the Taliban? Why is Majority Leader Thune stalling?