
DAILY PRAYER: Dear Lord, We praise and thank You for another day. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

AMERICAN HISTORY: On March 20, 1854, the Republican Party of the United States was officially founded in Ripon, Wisconsin, as a direct response to the Kansas-Nebraska Act—a divisive law that threatened to extend slavery into new territories. As anti-slavery sentiment intensified, former Whigs, Free Soilers, and disaffected Democrats coalesced into a new political movement dedicated to preventing the spread of slavery.

ARKANSAS: Last week, Governor Sanders was having lunch with two other moms at The Croissanterie restaurant in Little Rock, Arkansas. As they were finishing their meal, the owner told them that the governor’s presence was making employees feel threatened and uncomfortable due to her political views. IOW, Governor Sanders was harming them with her thoughts. ::smh::
Persecutory delusion (aka, paranoid delusion): A fixed, false belief that others intend to harm you, even when there’s clear evidence to the contrary. In many cases, people with persecutory delusions believe harm could come through various means, including psychological or “invisible” ones like others’ malicious thoughts, intentions, curses, psychic attacks, or mental influence.

BWAHAHA: CLICK https://x.com/mazemoore/status/2034352627119468712 [:27] to hear him back when he was absotively sure that Kamala Harris was going to win.

DOGE: Over the last 4 weeks, agencies terminated or descoped 95 wasteful contracts, saving We The People $757 million.

LENTEN MEDITATION: “Albert Göring was the younger brother of Hermann Göring, one of the most powerful figures in Nazi Germany, but Albert took a radically different path. Born into the same influential Bavarian family, he grew up watching his brother rise within the Nazi hierarchy while he himself rejected the regime’s ideology.
“During the 1930s and throughout World War II, Albert quietly used his family name and connections to help Jews, political dissidents, and other persecuted people escape arrest, secure forged documents, or flee the country.
“He even intervened directly at factories and offices, demanding the release of forced laborers by signing orders with the Göring name, knowing officials would obey out of fear of his brother.
“After the war, Albert’s moral courage was overshadowed by the infamy of his surname. Despite testimonies from survivors he had saved, he was detained and interrogated by Allied authorities who struggled to believe a Göring could have opposed Nazism.
“Though eventually cleared, he returned to a Germany that wanted nothing to do with the relatives of high-ranking Nazis. He lived the rest of his life in obscurity, working modest jobs and dying in 1966 without public recognition.
“Only decades later did historians begin to uncover the extent of his humanitarian efforts, revealing a man who risked everything to defy his own family and the regime they served.”

LIFE: Scotland has voted NO to legalizing assisted suicide!

MAGA: Have you EVER seen any poll that had a 100% result?! The same NBC News poll shows that, in November 2024, 28% of Americans identified as MAGA; that number is now 30%. So much for the Left’s current Talking Point t hat MAGA loyalists have abandoned Trump over the Iran war. ::snork::

MILITARY: And properly so. A person must be a U.S. citizen to vote. From our nation’s founding to the present day, non-citizens have served in the U.S. military.

PRAYER for OUR NATION: Dear Lord, Protect our leaders from corruption and misguided counsel. Give them courage to make difficult decisions with integrity. In Jesus’ Name, we pray. Amen.

THE SAVE ACT: CLICK https://x.com/MichaelARothman/status/2034346419180769533 [:41] to hear Sen. Schumer claim The SAVE Act appeals to “only the most fringe element of the MAGA base” and that “most Americans do not support” it. CNN’s polling shows that around 30% of Americans identify as MAGA, while The SAVE Act is favored by 85% of White Americans, 82% of Latino Americans, and 75% of Black Americans.

GRAMMY NOTES: When one of mine was a senior who had been accepted to college the next year, she asked me to go with her to the grocery store. She’d bounced her first check and wanted me to just stand beside her while she talked to the store owner about it. It’s right up there with braiding her hair the night before kindergarten on my list of favorite parenting memories.















































































































