Our voices were heard and the bill was cut down from 1547 pages to just 116.
Key provisions excluded from the NEW spending bill:
- No transfer of the RFK Stadium land
- No section on “Pandemic Preparedness and Response”
- No extension for the Global Engagement Center
- No pay raise for Congress
- No language changes for “justice-involved individuals” or “individuals experiencing homelessness”
Abdul El-Sayed spent the primary hugging up with Hasan Piker, the same streamer who said America deserved 9/11.
Now that ad is out. On the week we remember 3,000 murdered Americans.
You don’t get to play footsie with that crowd and then act shocked when voters notice.
This isn’t “gotcha politics.” This is a character test.
Mike Rogers hunted terrorists. El-Sayed built a coalition with people who mock the dead.
Michigan cannot send this man to the U.S. Senate.
ELECT MIKE ROGERS!
If you’re a Democrat who still believes this country is worth defending, this race is your wake-up call.
"It would be free at the POINT OF CARE."
"That's a trade worth making."
WELKER: You are acknowledging people making less than $1M can see taxes go up?
EL SAYED: We'd be paying healthcare a different way...I'd rather pay into a government.
You literally can't make this up...he calls it free while saying we PAY MORE!!
He's running on raising taxes.
Episode 6 of the Lantern Podcast.
Rachel Atwood is a stay at home mom from Grand Rapids, MI who works on the side for Premier Jewelry.
As we get more & more members to our page, we would like to remind everyone, we are fairly censor-free. You are allowed to post almost whatever you’d like to share. It doesn’t matter if it’s backed by facts or not.
What we don’t want to see is someone posting racial slurs, excessive swearing, nudity, criticizing members, trashing of SUM or it’s leaders. A healthy debate is just fine.
Thank you & God Bless you!
We are also told in Revelation 13:11-17 that the whole matter comes down to loyalty to our Heavenly Father and His LAW of LIBERTY and LIFE or loyalty to the traditions and commandments of man. (Matthew 15:9 KJV)
We use photo ID for countless things in everyday life: opening a bank account, buying alcohol, picking up prescriptions, boarding a plane, and much more.
If an ID is good enough for all of that, it should be good enough to verify who you are when you vote
