Mark Price @MarkPPrice

@mrddmia Fox News and the DOJ says it's based on a RICO case.

@CanadaKenyaDad @LarryTaunton Hopefully the stunt man got paid for his extra time and risk.

@JoeProTex @realsashastone There is the possibility that in light of the massive Somali fraud scandals, I can't see her being liked very much...not much sympathy for her these days now that the jig is up.

Me: “I’m not good enough.” Jesus: “I know.” Me: “I can’t stop sinning sometimes.” Jesus: “I know.” Me: “I’ve failed You more times than I can count.” Jesus: “I know.” Me: “I don’t deserve Your love.” Jesus: “You’re right.” Me: “Then why would You save me?” Jesus: “Because I came to save sinners.” THAT is the good news of the gospel. Jesus didn’t come for people who had their lives together. He came to save sinners who could never save themselves. You don’t earn His love by becoming good enough. You don’t pay Him back by becoming perfect. You don’t make yourself righteous through your own efforts. Christ lived the perfect life you could never live. He died the death your sins deserved. He paid the debt you could never repay. And He rose again, conquering sin and death. While we were still sinners, Christ died for us (Romans 5:8). We were guilty. He was innocent. We were unrighteous. He was perfectly righteous. We owed the debt. He paid it. And through faith in Him, we are justified—not because of our righteousness, but because of His. This doesn’t mean sin no longer matters. It doesn’t mean we make peace with our sin or use grace as an excuse to keep rebelling against God. It means our hope is not in our ability to be perfect. Our hope is in the One who already was perfect on our behalf.

@realsashastone @mandoomscroll Not if there is solid evidence that a crime has been committed...aka- a predicate. Lawfare as being practiced today by dems has no predicate.

@JamesMelville That's actually pretty good.

One of the reasons I founded the Counterlawfare Institute was to preserve the historical record. And Columbus Day is a perfect illustration of why this work is so important. Just look at what has happened to Christopher Columbus. He was celebrated for centuries but now has been turned into a villain by people determined to rewrite history. And once they control the historical narrative, entire generations grow up believing their fake version. Or look at Richard Nixon, where it was the other way around. Those loathsome Woodward and Bernstein characters got to write the narrative, Hollywood then entrenched it, and only now, decades later, are we discovering that maybe what they told us was false all along. And the problem is even worse now because of the vicious AI feedback loop. AI picks up these lies, regurgitates them as established facts, and entrenches them further and further. We saw this with Russiagate, where so many lies are still treated as unquestionable fact. And I don't even mean the overarching Russia collusion hoax. I mean the countless smaller lies that have become so deeply embedded that even conservatives believe them. Take the claim that Christopher Steele conducted opposition research. He did no such thing. He was paid to put a veneer of British intelligence credibility on stories already cooked up by the Clinton campaign. Yet the opposition research fiction is repeated everywhere, including by people who otherwise understand that Russiagate was a hoax. There are countless other examples. Take Adam Johnson, whom I just interviewed for Counterlawfare. Wikipedia still calls him a rioter, and AI has dutifully picked up that false characterization. Even if we accept the entire January 6 narrative pushed by the media and the Democrats, Adam Johnson absolutely did not riot. He walked into the Capitol, picked up a lectern, posed for a photograph, put it down, and left. But now he is a rioter for posterity, because that's what the people writing the history have decided to call him. So one the missions of Counterlawfare.org is to capture these stories, document what actually happened, and preserve the historical record. We cannot allow the people who perpetrated and continue to perpetrate lawfare to write the history of their own crimes. History belongs to those who preserve it. And we intend to make damn sure the people who caused all this destruction don't get the final word.

Happy Columbus Day, America! I’m not Italian, so the holiday is just an extraordinarily good occasion, not a super extraordinarily good occasion. 😂 So a special shout out to all Italian Americans and to Spanish Americans too, as Spain financed the expedition without which we would not have our country as we know it.

Muse @xmuse_

6 hours ago

The man who got lost and changed the world. Four kings representing Castile, León, Navarre, and Aragon, carrying Christopher Columbus for eternity in Seville Cathedral.

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@jjverdi @TheChrisHinkle Perhaps give each team one special challenge for PI per game...not one per half...one per game. One possible restriction: It cannot be used on a hail-mary play. I'm sure there are negatives to this, but it's the best I've got.

@RogerJStoneJr @IHF_Heritage I think we're all confident that you already have a suit in mind to match...

@MarkPaoletta Was Anita Hill ever called into account for her bogus story?

@TimBrando @AfNebby Oh, I think Nebby will be watching.

@KatieMiller As a dad, I miss those days. The best!

@TimBrando @LSU Gee Tim...thanks for reminding us UK fans of the Bluegrass Miracle from 2002. That one still stings a bit, but last night's win over LSU really helped.

@RealSpitfire @BillMelugin_ @sabine_durden I won't pay for it, but St. Andrews, Scotland is an exceptional place to visit. My wife and didn't see nor experience what is pictured here.

@TorelloSports Happens all the time.

This man is a comedian. Funny AF.😂

@HansMahncke @elonmusk @enews Oh my!

@catturd2 - for you and those in the aftermath of Esaias. Enjoy!

Sasha Stone @realsashastone

a day ago

What's so sad about this is how culture just stopped at some point.

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@catturd2 Only to be surpassed by the 80's.