RealBenGeller

🚨Pizza meter is off the charts and the “bars” in DC are empty near the Pentagon. Brace yourselves.

Friends, This is one of the most important elections of our lifetime. Whether you are a Republican, Democrat, or independent, I understand you may feel betrayed or that promises were not kept. But staying home and not voting is not the answer. It opens the door for actual socialists to take office at every level of government, people whose policies do not reflect American values or the common sense our families deserve. This is about protecting our families, defending our constitutional freedoms, securing our borders, and demanding a government that lives within its means, just as we have to. It is about leaving our children a country where hard work, personal responsibility, faith, and individual liberty still matter. Government should answer to the American people, not control their lives. We cannot afford to let policies that threaten those values turn our lives upside down. This is not hyperbole or exaggeration. These are the principles I believe in and the future I want for our families. I say this sincerely: get out and vote like your family’s future depends on it, because it does. Vote for American values. Vote for common sense. Do it for your children and your grandchildren.

I’ve been quiet on social media lately, but God has had my attention. Life has brought challenges, but there’s still so much to be grateful for. I’m learning again to fully surrender to Jesus. To let Him lead without needing every detail. Job’s faith was tested through hardship, but God made a way. What we see right now isn’t the whole story. Don’t miss the good in front of you during your own Job season. My next chapter won’t be built on the approval of man, but on the foundation of Jesus. Stick around a little longer. I don’t know what’s next, but I feel on the cusp of something extraordinary. Not because of what I can do, but because of what Jesus can. May it bring Him glory and help the world know Him.

Bright and early for surgery today. Grateful for the skilled medical team, the support of good friends, and everyone who has kept me in their prayers. Staying positive, trusting the process, and looking forward to a strong recovery. 🇺🇸

Next week, I will be undergoing spinal surgery again. For years, I have dealt privately with severe back pain because serving my community and being available to others has always taken priority. I have already undergone two surgeries in the same area that did not resolve the problem, and I have exhausted every reasonable option to avoid another procedure. At this point, continuing as I have is not sustainable. This traces back to my time as a kid at wilderness “camp” in Utah, hiking for months with a pack that was far disproportionate to my size. The physical effects have followed me my entire life. This surgery carries greater risk than the previous, and recovery will be not be walk in the park. (Pun intended) There is a real possibility that I will need to relearn how to walk again. I will be in the hospital for at least a week after. I am sharing this because I will not be reachable for some time and I know the community relies on me a lot still for help. I may not be able to respond to calls or messages for a while, but I will share an update and respond when I am able. I would appreciate your prayers next week.

To wear the uniform is more than to put on some clothes & say you are going to do something. Putting on a uniform means taking on something bigger than yourself. To put the community’s needs, desires & commitments before yours. It all started when 9/11 happened. I don’t remember much, I was about 5 at the time, though I do remember the aftermath. People gathered in parks & town halls, on college campuses, & in places of worship. Spontaneous memorials appeared in town squares, on roadside billboards, & outside firehouses & police stations. People of different ages, backgrounds, & abilities also found meaning in public service after the 9/11 attacks. Some signed on with organizations such as the American Red Cross & the Salvation Army, while others volunteered independently, many enlisted in the military, became Police Officers & while many others like myself when they became old enough became Firefighters & Emergency Medical Professionals. I have many reasons for putting on my uniform; today most importantly, I will put on my uniform in rememberance of those who came before us, who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, for our community, for our neighbors. This year & everywhere, I wear my uniform in honor of Firefighter Paul Tegtmeier who paid the ultimate price to save others. Paul would be so proud of his son Aric who I’m proud to call my friend & former EMS partner. We do the job with the upmost professionalism in their honor & memory. I’ll never forgive or forget. Ever. 🇺🇸

🚨TRUMP: “If republicans win the United States House and Senate, I will issue a dividend to every adult in the United States of America for $5,000.”

The RNC in Dallas saved a seat for Charlie Kirk. 🙏 A powerful tribute to a man who dedicated his life to building, motivating, and inspiring the next generation. His seat may be empty, but his impact is everywhere. Rest in Peace, Charlie. You are deeply missed. ❤️🇺🇸

My journey began in 2021, when I attended a Turning Point USA conference with a friend to better understand what was happening in our country. I did not know then that it would change my life. It became more than politics. It revealed a faith driven purpose and a call to action. Charlie Kirk’s message was infectious. He showed me that young people are not powerless and that we can make a difference in our communities. He gave everyone a voice and created space for people from all walks of life to be heard and engage in respectful debate. Inspired by Charlie, I was encouraged to run for office, and I won. He taught me to have faith and never, ever give up. Turning Point USA and Charlie gave me opportunities that opened new paths and forever changed my life. Charlie and his team also gave me the opportunity to share my story across the nation with thousands of young people who felt called to improve their communities. I shared how Jesus changed my life and how He can change yours, too. Charlie’s faith, courage, and relentless drive inspired so many of us to believe that we each have a role to play, right here and right now. Charlie started Turning Point USA at just 18 years old, with limited resources but an extraordinary passion for raising up young voices committed to freedom, faith, and family values. He taught us that the world may try to silence us, but with God’s strength, we can stand firm and speak boldly. He lived that message every day. The Bible says in Esther that we were made “for such a time as this.” Charlie understood that deeply, and I believe he is calling us now to carry that torch forward. Just five minutes before he was called home, Charlie was sharing the Gospel. Think about that. We feel loss and pain today that we felt 1 year ago, but Charlie would not want us to remain still. He would want us to know that we are loved, seen, and that because of what Jesus did on the cross, we matter. He would want us to turn our grief into fuel for change. More than anything, Charlie wanted people to truly know Jesus, not simply know about Him, but know Him personally. His greatest passion, beyond politics and activism, was pointing people toward the hope, forgiveness, and freedom found in Christ. No election, movement, or success matters more than our salvation. The greatest way to honor Charlie is to follow Jesus for ourselves. So here is our homework: Register people to vote for Charlie. Get involved in your community for Charlie. Vote in local elections this November for Charlie. And use the greatest gift God has given you, your voice, to speak boldly and without fear for truth, faith, and freedom. Charlie is not gone. He has simply changed his address. His spirit is here with us, urging us forward. The responsibility is ours to carry on his legacy by giving people a voice, serving our communities, and sharing our faith in Jesus. Let’s live boldly, love fiercely, and fight with faith as Charlie did, “for such a time as this.” God bless you all and our great nation. Ben 🇺🇸🦅

I do not know who needs to hear this, but do not let everything happening around you turn your heart cold. Do not let outrage become your identity, fear become your compass, or constant conflict convince you that goodness has disappeared. Pay attention, seek truth, and keep your discernment, but do not surrender your peace to the chaos. You are allowed to grieve what is happening without losing hope. You are allowed to reject what is wrong without becoming consumed by hatred. The world may feel unstable, but Jesus is not. The headlines will change, the crowds will shift, and earthly things will rise and fall. Through it all, Christ is King.

🚨A US Military refueling tanker Callsign: YOURMOM is about to land after retaliatory strikes on Iran after they attempted to hit our troops. The flyovers will continue until morale improves worldwide. 😭🤣

🚨BREAKING: Democrats are now projected to sweep the 2026 midterms, taking both the Senate & House. This is your sign to VOTE this November. 51% chance.