Sound advice.
One of the factors going into Election Day is that there were a number of establishment candidates in the Republican Party, particularly in the Senate, who stifled the legislative agenda and kept us from pushing many of the bills we wanted to pass.
Many of them lost last night. This presents an opportunity and we must take advantage of it.
It is time for local and state GOPs all across the country to start vetting candidates for office who will put America first, promote the family, honor Christ, and help young people achieve the American dream.
Do not squander this opportunity. If you are someone who does not think your local GOP is up to the task, now is the best time to get involved and be the change you want to see.
Show up to meetings, dress well, speak well, be normal. You never know what doors may open up to you.
When we said fight harder
When we said the socialists are coming for us
When we said the gloves are off
The good ol boys didn’t listen.
Do you understand us now, Republican Establishment?
Shoulda coulda 💁🏻♀️
The reckoning in Alachua County shall be glorious.
Florida passed Amendment 3. The governor and the Legislature own what comes next. They have the responsibility to manage the fallout.
In Pinellas County, Sheriff Bob Gualtieri estimates a $180 million hit to the general fund in the first year, plus a separate $20 million hit to EMS. In Dunedin, the city’s contingency plan already lists fewer firefighters per shift as an option.
Amendment 3 allows local property taxes to fund police, fire and EMS. It sets no minimum funding for any of them. If lawmakers say public safety is protected, show us the budget that protects it.
Then look at Bowling Green. About 2,400 residents. Seven police officers. Once the $250,000 exemption kicks in, county estimates put the number of homesteads still paying city property tax at about 20. The mayor estimates the city could lose roughly a third of its property tax revenue.
Some cities will struggle to stay on their own. The worst outcome is letting a city spend years draining reserves and raising fees, only to leave the county scrambling to keep basic services running.
The Legislature should make this its first order of business in 2027.
• Set a Minimum Viable City standard. Start with cities under 10,000 and ask which can pay for basic services year after year.
• Require struggling cities to show residents what it would cost to share services, contract with the county, or merge.
• Put funds into a one-time transition fund that steps down each year. Help counties pay for the services they take over.
• Give residents the final vote on any merger or dissolution.
-Cities will face difficult decisions on non ad valorem taxes, fees, and services they can afford to keep.
The first phase starts January 1. Cities will be rewriting their next budgets over the next 2 months. If Tallahassee waits until a city commission is voting on how many firefighters it can afford to put on a shift, it’s already late.
Floridians voted for lower taxes, and they count on their communities for the basics. Both are reasonable expectations. The governor and the Legislature can honor that vote by giving cities and counties a clear plan before they write their next budgets, so every community can decide how best to keep the services its residents depend on.
Raemi Eagle-Glenn retweeted
What I’m witnessing on X right now…
Everybody is doomposting…
Floridians are like…
Jeeeesh 😳
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Raemi Eagle-Glenn retweeted
Traitor THUNE succeeded in defeating the Save America Act with potential devastating consequences @realDonaldTrump @ScottPresler
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Somebody opened the gate.
While you were obsessing over a goat fucking yankee in Michigan...
While you were obsessing over a finger sniffing ape in New York City...
They were in a war room. Patient.
Methodical. Drawing up plans for the crown jewel.
Texas.
And where were you?
Purity testing. Gatekeeping. Policing your own side. You spent two years telling the loud ones to sit down. The fighters. The misfits. The "radicals."
They didn't tell their radicals to sit down. They ran them. Almost every one of them won.
The coalition that beat them was never pretty. It was bikers and preachers and kids with frog avatars and Cubans who remember what communism smells like. Held together with duct tape and spite. And you broke it, one excommunication at a time.
Smoke and mirrors. A Trojan horse rolled right up to the Alamo.
And you held the gate open.
There's only one way forward now Western Man…
Radicalize
Raemi Eagle-Glenn retweeted
Shout-out to all the Florida counties sending out TRIM notices during the last week. Your arrogance undoubtedly sent Amendment 3 over the 60% threshold. #Florida @RonDeSantis
Alachua County is Broward-lite
The Ghost of Brenda Snipes, Broward County's notoriously, corrupt supervisor of elections lives.
Broward County sending Republicans to incorrect voting places. Some going to 2 or 3 before being allowed to vote. #Florida
Overcome your fear of death. They can take nothing from you.
The best way to control people is to trigger their fear of death. It triggers the survival instinct and all the base urges that go along with it. In order to be immune to this kind of warfare, you have to overcome your fear of death. This means you have to be able to practice equanimity and find your centre, even when being surrounded by chaos.
The only way to overcome fear of death is to realize you are an eternal soul who cannot die. But 99% of people in this world are identified with their physical bodies and the roles they play.
This is why being immune to psychological and spiritual warfare is a spiritual process. It means you have to withdraw from the state of the ordinary world to realize your spiritual nature within.

























