RT @GuntherEagleman: George Soros received $260,000,000.00 from USAID. He used that money to push far left DA’s and fund riots. I did…

RT @elonmusk: To be clear, what the @DOGE team and @USTreasury have jointly agreed makes sense is the following: - Require that all outgoi…

RT @elonmusk: Absolutely

RT @SidneyPowell1: This calls for an immediate writ of Mandamus by @PamBondi @EagleEdMartin See Flynn Petition for Writ

RT @pepesgrandma: @elonmusk Welp, Bad Kitty is never a bride, but always a bridesmaid. Why? Because I’ve only said this a bajillion times a…

@mmpadellan My mother used that stupid argument when I was little anytime I refused to eat my peas.

@amuse If he had been smart, he would have dismissed the case for lack of standing.

@DemocraticWins Misgendered? He misgendered himself.

Man, the Democrats are in total meltdown. They're trying to gaslight people with every silly diatribe they can think of. How pathetic do they need to prove themselves to be?

@ChrisDJackson Blah, blah, blah.

@EdKrassen really pissed me seeing DBI displayed at the VA hospital I go to. No more rainbow and BLM flags.

@jackie1321_67 It seems memes that completely miss the mark and are not funny at all are created by far-left nut jobs.

If the Democrats are that stupid to call for a "fight in the streets" because they were exposed for their corruption, it will be a fight they will not win.

RT @JosephPino_: Just wait until DOGE starts cross-referencing Federal payment systems with Federal Election records. The money trails wi…

RT @elonmusk: 💯

@TuckerCNews Still is. He's as dirty as the day is long.

RT @DineshDSouza: It isn’t government “waste.” It’s corruption. The Democrats aren’t “incompetent.” They’re thieves. They aren’t steal…

@Bubblebathgirl How despicable, stupid, inane, crass, foolish, and retarded do the Democrats need to prove themselves to be? If they're screaming and stomping now, wait and see what happens when their other sources of graft are revealed. I bet ActBlue will be a doozy.

The first breath of air outside my front door was enough to tell me that this day was meant for winter. The kind of day Robert Frost must have had in mind when he said you can’t have too much of it. The sky was a cloudless blue, and the sun shone in a way that would make you believe in warmth, though the thermometer told a different story. For the first time this season, I strapped on my snowshoes, feeling the satisfying tug of the bindings, and set off toward the trail, the snow creaking underfoot in that particular way it does when the cold is deep and honest. Weeks of steady snowfall, not one dramatic event, had created perfect trekking. No crust, no ice, just soft, packed layers that cradled my snowshoes, assuring each step. The woods were quiet except for the occasional snow-laden branch shifting. A few chickadees flitted in the bare branches, their presence a small reminder that life persists in winter. My breath rose in faint clouds as I moved steadily, my steps second nature. The silence and crisp air made me feel integral to the season. There was something in the silence, in the crispness of the air, which made me feel not just like a visitor to this season, but a part of it. By the time I turned back toward home, the afternoon light had started to thin, lengthening the blue shadows on the snow. I paused for a moment, letting the quiet settle around me, taking in the deep stillness of the world in winter. While some long for summer and the return of green, I've always appreciated winter's beauty. Today was one of those days.

@SenWarren Oh, boohoo already.