We went 15 straight years without a single instance of graffiti on the sacred WTC 9/11 Memorial, and then the communist politicians AOC and Mamdani laughed their asses off at the memorial and the very next month commies are desecrating it for the first time. Probably nothing. I warned you they would destroy your history. They do not love your country. They do not share your values. Communists are not normal. They are not democrats. They're not liberals. They are spiteful malcontents who revile beauty and dignity and liberty and all the things that made America the greatest and most dominant civilization in the universe.
— Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) October 28, 2026
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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
The Situation In NYC? From Bad To Worse!
Amazing: First MILLION Barrels Of Oil!
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Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Confiremd: Trump Delivers Record Drop In Crime!
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Italian American Heritage Month: Giulianna Tesoro
Did you know that there was a famous woman inventor who obtained more than one hundred and twenty-five patents? Her name was Giuliana Cavaglieri Tesoro, and she helped to make great strides in the field of fiber and textile chemistry. Many of the fibers you use today and textiles you wear would not have been possible without her.
With a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from Yale University, she was able to work in many areas of chemistry for industrial companies. She also held a position as a research professor at Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, New York.
Through her work and research, she developed processes to prevent static accumulation in synthetic fibers, designed flame-resistant fibers, pioneered improved permanent press properties for textiles and discovered ways to make new manufacturing projects run at peak operation and efficiency. Tesoro held her more than one hundred twenty-five patents in areas related to organic compounds and textile processing.Like many women working in technical fields during her time, she entered a profession that was often male-dominated. Her accomplishments demonstrate persistence, expertise, and the ability to succeed through dedication to research and innovation.
A Truly Poignant Moment: Unforgettable!
Wow, this was powerful. Alexis Nungaray, the mother of Jocelyn who was assaulted and murdered by illegal alien Tren de Aragua gang members, encourages Americans to flood the polls and vote Republican against the open borders Democrats: "If you haven't voted yet, go out and vote...it really does make a difference. I'd like to thank President Trump for keeping my daughter Jocelyn Nungaray's name alive...proving her death was not just a number. Most importantly, above all, I would like to thank our Lord Almighty Jesus Christ for giving me the strength to stand up here and share her story and share her name." https://t.co/Q7MOjGXKo8
— Steve Cortes (@SteveCortes) October 27, 2026
Monday, October 26, 2026
Italian American Heritage Month: Alicia Keys
Before the world knew her as Alicia Keys, she was Alicia Augello Cook — born in Manhattan on January 25, 1981. Through her mother, Teresa “Terri” Augello, her family roots reach Sciacca, a seaside town in Sicily’s province of Agrigento. Her maternal ancestry also includes Calabria: an Italian connection woven into her African American and European heritage.
And Now, A Quick Walk Through The Supermarket
80% lean hamburger for $3.99 a lb.
93% lean hamburger for $5.99 a lb.
a dozen eggs for $1.29 a lb. or even less!*
5 lbs. of potatoes for $1.79
Chicken legs for $1.29 a lb.
Boneless skinless chicken breasts $1.49 a lb.
1 gallon of milk $2.29
and gas just dipped under $4 An affordability crisis? Hmmm . . . could it be that it's been been manufactured by the media and the left for the midterms? Sadly, when something is repeated enough people begin to assume it's the truth.As Trump Stumps, States Reap The Benefits . . .
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