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They set the record left, not straight. He lied about his rank. He quit when his unit was deployed. He lied about seeing a coffin loaded in Iraq. Don't need to know much else about him. NPR is very left-leaning. They lie all the time.

Meat loaf, baked potatoes, corn.

By the way, he even got the country wrong. Bagram Air base is in Afghanistan, not Iraq.

And Tim Walz lies again. And I think of all those emotions I went through when our country was attacked: 374 Minnesota in the Global War on Terrorism fear, anger, confusion, hope, pride, a desire for revenge, guilt. As for me, I was sitting in room 114 at Mankato West High School right before...

Friend of mine. A couple high on meth kicked in his front door. They attacked him and his wife while their two little girls watched. He got loose, grabbed his gun and shot both of them. The woman died, the man got one through the throat but lived. Violent crime is rare here but it does happen.

I sleep with a gun in reach.

It is extremely rare for a legal gun owner to commit a crime with one according to statistics.

Massive errors in FBI’s Active Shooting Reports from 2014-2023 regarding cases where civilians stop attacks: Instead of 4%, the correct number is at least 35%. Excluding gun-free zones, it averaged over 51.5%. https://crimeresearch.org/2024/07/ma...ones-it-avera/ Quote: The shooting that...

Secret Service agents taped over a security camera and broke into a Massachusetts hair salon while securing the area for a Kamala Harris campaign event, according to the salon's owner. The salon's security alarm rang the whole time. The security footage from the two cameras, which Powers shared...

I live in a small city of 8,000. We have a small homeless camp just outside of town. Here, they can get help, they just won't. Free housing and free food are available. There are plenty of jobs. Food pantry serves a free hot lunch every day. No questions asked. Very few show up to get it.

Bought my last (new) Roberts iron at a flea market (they were called junk stores then) for $2.00. Used it for 20 years until I retired.

Daris used one of those to carpet covered wagons.

I used Crain poles with my Roberts Jr. stretcher.