Democrats are afraid of this 🙏 facebook.com/reel/4093814407…

RT @q112345667yhdcb: The Tinfoil hat protestors obey the man whose funding these protests. Likely with USAID money he got according DOGE…

Let’s just call a spade a spade… and cut the crap‼️

Definitely TWO STABLE GENIUSES! They offset all those Radical Leftist nutjobs out there!

NOW IS DEFINITELY THE TIME TO👇‼️

Someone’s gotta go to prison and Democrats should never be allowed to be involved in any NGO‘s. Furthermore until we get a check and balances system in place all NGOs should be stopped as apparently anything with NGO has been stealing from hard-working Americans.

What the hell is going on in TEXAS⁉️

President Trump, Making America Great Again for every American!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Deceased People’s Act Let’s make this happen! Unbelievable! During the pandemic $1.4 Billion in checks sent to dead people and were cashed! I wouldn’t doubt during that time when everything was shut down some people became millionaires!🧐 @DOGE

HEY HEY HO HO CLIMATE CHANGE ♦️🇺🇸♦️🇺🇸GOTTA GO!🇺🇸♦️🇺🇸♦️

Democrats turn on each other over Trump address stunts foxnews.com/politics/democra… Ya know what❓NO EXCUSES‼️ When a “professional service person”, and yes we are talking lifers of service, should in fact know professional behavior.

Morning, all you lovely people! 🥰 ☕️ 🎶 The weekend is closer! 😎Have a terrific Thursday!😘

NAUGHTY NAUGHTY NAUGHTY! ♦️Stacey Abrams Is At It Again♦️

He’s right! Donald Trump has broken the Democrat party! They are like a dysfunctional family! There’s no anchor, just lots of uncertainty and foolishness & hate! Lots of hate! hate! 😠

No, they won’t applaud any of your accomplishments because those impede their agenda to further destroy our country! Also you & Elon are killing their cash flow from those NGO’s and other fraud of our tax dollars!💵 Do they still not get why they lost?🤷‍♀️

The Battle of Weitzel’s Mill, fought on March 6, 1781, in Guilford County, North Carolina, was a significant skirmish during the American Revolutionary War, occurring just nine days before the pivotal Battle of Guilford Courthouse. General Nathanael Greene, commanding the Continental Army, sought to avoid a major confrontation with the larger British force under Lord Charles Cornwallis while awaiting reinforcements. To monitor British movements, Greene dispatched Colonel Otho Williams with a detachment of approximately 700 men, including light infantry, riflemen, and cavalry under Lieutenant Colonel Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee, to reconnoiter south of Reedy Fork Creek. Cornwallis, recognizing an opportunity to isolate and destroy this advance unit, ordered Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton and about 1,200 troops, including infantry under Lieutenant Colonel James Webster, to intercept Williams and cut off his retreat across the creek at Weitzel’s Mill. The engagement unfolded in the early morning under a thick fog, which the British used to mask their approach. Williams, alerted by vigilant scouts, quickly organized a withdrawal toward the ford at Weitzel’s Mill, with Lee’s cavalry and Campbell’s riflemen providing a rearguard to delay the British advance. Tarleton’s initial attempt to cross the creek was repulsed by American fire, but a subsequent assault succeeded, forcing Williams to retreat northward after a brief but intense fight. Casualties were relatively light—estimates suggest around 50 killed and wounded on each side—yet the skirmish demonstrated the effectiveness of Greene’s strategy of harassment and mobility. Although Williams escaped entrapment, the encounter heightened Cornwallis’s determination to force a decisive battle, setting the stage for the larger confrontation at Guilford Courthouse later that month.