Not sorry that leftist media crumbles after USAID is cut off.
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omgosh what the heck is a non-practicing white person?? did this libtard really just say that?
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True story of the day. On the left is how a temporary visa holder from Canada decided to celebrate the death of Charlie Kirk this week. Her timeline is full of atrocious and shameful posts, including accusing Trump's granddaughter of doing things I won't repeat.
On the right is what happened after a few 100 people reported her and demanded her removal from the U.S.
On the right is what happened after a few 100 people reported her and demanded her removal from the U.S.
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Forwarded from Georgia Elections (Holly Kesler)
I’ve known Seth for years, and I’m proud to call him not only a colleague in this fight, but a dear friend.
One of the things I appreciate most about Seth Keshel is that his writing often goes deeper than politics. It comes from experience, faith, family, service, and a genuine love for this country.
This piece is a perfect example.
Seth shares a letter his father sent him while Seth was deployed in Afghanistan—a simple message from a Vietnam veteran reminding his son just how much we Americans have and how easily we can take it for granted.
Seth uses that memory to make an important point: freedom is not the natural condition throughout much of human history. It is precious, and preserving it requires perspective, gratitude, and work. He also reminds us to engage with those God has placed in our lives. Proverbs 27:17 (NIV) says, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”
On a day when we are remembering what America endured on September 11, I think that message is especially worth reflecting on.
Seth is one of the most intelligent, principled, hardworking people I know, but more importantly to me, he has been a loyal friend. I’m grateful for the many miles, conversations, battles, laughs, and lessons along the way—and I’m grateful for people like him who refuse to stop reminding Americans what we have and why it is worth protecting.
Take a few minutes and read this one and the pieces with-in.
It’s worth it!! 🇺🇸
Read Seth Keshel’s article:
“Freedom Requires Perspective”
https://open.substack.com/pub/skeshel/p/how-much-we-americans-have-and-too?r=eyf5a&utm_medium=ios
One of the things I appreciate most about Seth Keshel is that his writing often goes deeper than politics. It comes from experience, faith, family, service, and a genuine love for this country.
This piece is a perfect example.
Seth shares a letter his father sent him while Seth was deployed in Afghanistan—a simple message from a Vietnam veteran reminding his son just how much we Americans have and how easily we can take it for granted.
Seth uses that memory to make an important point: freedom is not the natural condition throughout much of human history. It is precious, and preserving it requires perspective, gratitude, and work. He also reminds us to engage with those God has placed in our lives. Proverbs 27:17 (NIV) says, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”
On a day when we are remembering what America endured on September 11, I think that message is especially worth reflecting on.
Seth is one of the most intelligent, principled, hardworking people I know, but more importantly to me, he has been a loyal friend. I’m grateful for the many miles, conversations, battles, laughs, and lessons along the way—and I’m grateful for people like him who refuse to stop reminding Americans what we have and why it is worth protecting.
Take a few minutes and read this one and the pieces with-in.
It’s worth it!! 🇺🇸
Read Seth Keshel’s article:
“Freedom Requires Perspective”
https://open.substack.com/pub/skeshel/p/how-much-we-americans-have-and-too?r=eyf5a&utm_medium=ios
www.captaink.us
“How Much We Americans Have and Too Frequently Take for Granted…”
I’m tired of obligatory sayings, memorials, and mournings. We have a country to save.
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Hmm, do you pronounce it data or data?
And why did you just say it two different ways in your head? 🤨
And why did you just say it two different ways in your head? 🤨
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