Ex-GOP since May 2016. Conservative who hasn't changed her values. Truth matters. Character still counts.

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12 Oct 2025
“A person's conscience doesn't abide by majority rule.” ~ To Kill a Mockingbird One’s inner sense of right and wrong is not determined by what the majority of people think. Personal morality is an internal standard that requires standing alone against popular opinion.
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That's an act of war.
🚨 BREAKING: The BBC has revealed the Russian Government was behind the arson attacks on Keir Starmer's home and car
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Well, another place I have visited has been bombed by the Russians. The Russians hit Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, within the World Heritage property “Kyiv: Saint-Sophia Cathedral and Related Monastic Buildings, Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra”, one of Ukraine’s most significant spiritual and cultural landmarks. As I wrote back in March, "If You're Bombing Churches, You're Not Defending Christianity." nationalreview.com/corner/if…
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Monsters. Barbarians. The civilized world should unite against Putin's Russia, for the sake of Ukraine and us all.
Last night, Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine. Two strikes hit the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It’s still on fire. meduza.io/en/feature/2026/06…
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This is the way underlings, official poets, and the like talk in dictatorships. It is unbecoming of an American.
President @realDonaldTrump continues to make the world safer, today reaching a historic peace deal with Iran. His leadership, along with his direct engagement with allies and adversaries alike, will be recorded in history books for centuries to come.
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The "US biolabs in Ukraine" story is one of the Kremlin's oldest and most successful disinformation campaigns. The facilities in question were Ukrainian public health and veterinary laboratories supported by the US Cooperative Threat Reduction Program to improve biosafety and disease surveillance. None of the publicly available documents show evidence of biological weapons. In Russian state media, these facilities are routinely described outright as "US bioweapons labs." Among pro-Kremlin influencers and politicians in the West, the messaging is often more subtle. They simply talk about "dangerous pathogens" and hint at unspecified sinister purposes, allowing audiences to draw their own conclusions. Yet Tulsi Gabbard, a long-time Russia supporter who met Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad twice and questioned the Assad regime's responsibility for the Khan Shaykhun chemical attack, is now presenting old public documents as newly "declassified evidence." In reality, ODNI simply re-stamped documents that had already been public for years. Many of the slides are excerpts from a Pentagon DTRA fact sheet released publicly in March 2022. Gabbard's office repackaged these documents and presented them alongside Russian fabrications as evidence of a sinister biolabs program. This shouldn't surprise anyone. When it comes to Ukraine, Gabbard has consistently echoed Kremlin talking points. She has argued that the US and NATO provoked Putin into invading Ukraine, framed the conflict as a US-Russia proxy war, claimed that sanctions hurt the West more than Russia, blamed an "elite cabal of warmongers" for the conflict, and suggested that peace negotiations should prioritize avoiding nuclear war. She has repeatedly claimed that the war could have been avoided by ruling out NATO membership for Ukraine. But Putin himself made clear in his essays and speeches before the invasion that his goals went far beyond NATO and centered on denying Ukraine's right to exist as an independent nation. She has also dismissed allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 election as a "manufactured hoax" and appeared as a speaker at the "antiwar" Rage Against the War Machine rally in 2023. Tulsi's only goal with all this is to hurt Ukraine and help Russia.
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This is truly terrible. The Lavra is quite isolated from all official buildings, so the Russians can't claim anything but that they wanted to destroy one of Ukraine's finest cathedrals, following Stalin's tradition.
🔥🔥🔥 Russia just targeted the 950-year-old Dormition Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. 📌 Having lost control of this Orthodox holy site, Moscow is operating on the exact logic its proxies voiced last week: 👉 If Russia cannot own the world, the world should not exist.
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“Senator McConnell was admitted to the hospital this morning. He is receiving excellent care,” McConnell spox says in brief statement
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Out here, a burger stand. They sold me a drink that cannot be drunk, and they knew, and they sold it anyway, and they were right to. A milkshake. Listed under DRINKS. Served with a straw — the universal promise that liquid waits within. The straw lied. I pulled. Nothing. I pulled harder. The shake did not move. I inspected the straw for blockage. Clear. I pulled with the focus of a man drawing a stubborn bow, felt my own ears adjust, and received nothing. "It's thick," said the boy at the counter. He had been watching. "It is SOLID." "It softens up. Give it a minute." A waiting period. A drink with a waiting period. In my land, when we want softened dairy on a schedule, we — we do not, actually. We have never attempted this. There is no protocol. I did not wait. Waiting felt like negotiating, and the shake had started it. I pulled again, both hands steadying the cup, with full intent. A single molecule of vanilla reached my tongue. Then the line collapsed. I sat back, breathing. A grown warrior, winded by a beverage. The boy slid something across the counter without a word. A spoon. I stared at it. To accept the spoon is to admit the drink has won. To refuse the spoon is to fight a wall of cream for forty minutes in a public place. I accepted the spoon. It was the correct decision. The shake, approached as food, is glorious. Approached as a drink, it is a siege. That which resists the straw is not refusing you. It is asking to be taken seriously. I order one every week now. The boy hands me the spoon at the register. Before I pay. He knows. I know. We do not discuss it.
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I made another short little video to lure poor innocent people to my websites. I love animating old medieval art, no AI involved btw. You can read the articles here fakehistoryhunter.net/2026/0… Or here; fakehistoryhunter.substack.c…
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TLDR on the Ukrainian "biolabs": - Biological research laboratories exist in Ukraine, just as they do in virtually every developed country. They are used for medical research, disease surveillance, veterinary, public health monitoring, and vaccine development. - A biological research lab is not the same thing as a biological weapons program. It is also not necessarily the same thing as a biodefense facility. These terms are often incorrectly used interchangeably. - The existence of these facilities was not a secret. Many were publicly known and listed on the official websites by both Ukrainian and U.S. government agencies - After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States and other partners funded programs to help secure dangerous pathogens, improve laboratory safety, and reduce the risk of accidental releases. It wasn’t about charity or weapons development - preventing outbreaks is far cheaper than dealing with the consequences of a leak. - The key claim made by Russians and some internet commentators is not that labs existed, but that they were evidence of a secret U.S.-run biological weapons program. The document released by the DNI has no evidence supporting that claim.
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Getting older taught me that peace is choosing not to argue with people who are committed to misunderstanding you
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Europe and the rest of the world will learn this month that the United States is one of the friendliest and kindest countries in the world.
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It’s a lesson that numerous elected Republicans have chosen to learn the hard way. But many continue to delude themselves into thinking that a lifelong conman has any enduring sense of loyalty.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, says Trump threw him under the bus. “If he would do that to me, he would do that to anybody,” Cornyn tells @hillhulse. “There’s never going to be good enough for him, other than 100 percent, you know, slavish adherence to whatever he wants. But obviously that’s not what the senator’s role is supposed to be, especially in terms of checks and balances.” nytimes.com/2026/06/11/us/jo…
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In Moscow, for the first time in 23 years, the concert on Red Square for Russia Day has been canceled. Probably because Zelenskyy didn't allow this one 😁
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I can’t wait to board my train to Kyiv. I used to think Ukraine was the country at war and everywhere else was at peace. It’s the opposite. Venice, Hungary, Davos, Ireland are all infiltrated with russian madness. Ukraine is the only place that takes the threat seriously. 🫡🙏
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RT @JessicaBRiedl: These are my favorite posts because - instead of asking readers to just trust me or whoever tells them what they want to…
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I kind of wanted to hate the Sagrada Familia, but standing inside, especially when the light hits just right, one cannot help but feel the presence of God.
The choir in the Sagrada Família is putting on the performance of a lifetime. The vocals perfectly complement the stunning visuals of Gaudí’s cathedral!
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We see the tower of Jesus Christ illuminated for the first time! The light show, starting from the base up to the illumination of the cross, culminated with a composition of lights guided by drones that traced the figure of Gaudí and the phrase “first love, then technique”.
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I cringe every time I hear "Ukraine and russia exchanged attacks overnight." Ukraine strikes military targets. russia strikes apartment buildings, hospitals, and civilians. These are not equivalent actions. And they should not be reported as if they are.
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And...she blocked me. Sigh. I didn't think it was an unreasonable question.
Replying to @aspecwonders
Then why didn't he just say so?
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