How is that even possible?
Obama and Biden..

One Third of DC District Judges were not even Born in the US and have ZERO experience as Judges when Appointed

🔴 The court has 15 active Article III judges:

- Tanya Sue Chutkan: Jamaica-born, appointed by Obama (2014).

- Amit P. Mehta: India-born, appointed by Obama (2014).

- Ana Cecilia Reyes: Uruguay-born, appointed by Biden (2021).

- Amir Hatem Mahdy Ali: Canada-born, appointed by Biden (recent).

- Sparkle Sooknanan: Trinidad and Tobago-born, appointed by Biden (2025).

- James Boasberg (Chief Judge): U.S.-born, appointed by Obama (2011).

- Beryl Howell: U.S.-born, appointed by Obama (2010).

- Ketanji Brown Jackson: U.S.-born, appointed by Obama (2013).

- Florence Y. Pan: U.S.-born, appointed by Biden (2021).

- Jia M. Cobb: U.S.-born, appointed by Biden (2021).

- Dabney L. Friedrich: U.S.-born, appointed by Trump (2017).

- Timothy J. Kelly: U.S.-born, appointed by Trump (2017).

- Randolph D. Moss: U.S.-born, appointed by Obama (2014).

- Amy Berman Jackson: U.S.-born, appointed by Obama (2011).

- Rudolph Contreras: U.S.-born, appointed by Obama (2012).

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It’s already happening in our own backyard.

Last night, Gov Shapiro gave the largest grant in PA History given to a a Muslim Community in the Commonwealth.

It’s happening in Texas with entire land developments catered for Muslims.

This is the last generation to fight off the forced multiculturalism.

The 5 Democrat Kansas Counties can solve the Property Tax Problem EASY.

Apply a 20% TARIFF to all out of state home buyers.

A $500k home adds $100k to the County Property Tax Budget that can then rebate 50 County Home Owners $2k each.

Liberals fleeing NY, CO, CA, WA, etc are all coming with $500k-$1m+ in equity PUSHING up KS Home prices.

They should pay a TARIFF to come here.

Any ideas how the current Kansas Republican ticket, for the state leadership was able to gain the support of the super majority of county Kansas delegates this year?

The MAGA slate ticket lost by a landslide, which is very puzzling, because they are the brand name recognition in all the social media circles for Republicans in all the Kansas Counties. In a normal election outside of the Republican Party leadership, the legacy media comes into effect -- but for the state Republican Party they did not cover any of it.

So how did the super majority of state county delegates come to feel that the new Republican Party leadership is the best choice? The prior Republican Party leadership was very pro MAGA, so nothing the State Republican party has put out for the last year was pushing one way or the other.

There is clearly some kind of underground network in Kansas in which the Republicans of a lot of Counties are getting information, that the super majority of Republican voters are not aware of (or we would have all understood how the majority of the County Delegates overwhelmingly did not vote for the MAGA Slate ticket, but the other ticket they felt was better).

What is that channel by which the vast majority of Republican County parties are communicating in Kansas, to have coordinated that information, to lead all those delegates to vote that way?

Or if the prescient strategy was used, to get a super majority of committee men and women into the majority of Counties in Kansas, to then select the delegates they sent to vote as such in the state Republican Party Convention -- who organized that prescient strategy?

All the largest groups in Kansas on Social media tried to mobilize the precinct strategy calling on their members to simply run, to do that, but that did not take and most members did not seek to be appointed or run.

Kansas voters in groups on social media, would seem to be among the highest politically engaged Republican voters in the state, but organically grass roots - they failed to mobilize the precinct strategy.

How exactly did the Republican ticket that beat the MAGA Slate ticket in Kansas, to lead the Republican Party in Kansas, gain such a large super majority of the delegates this year to win?

No one seems to really under how it happened. What source of information did the super majority of delegates rely on to vote how they did? Why is that such a mystery to the voters in the Republican party even still?

If there a movement that is not using public social media, there seems to be, but how are they reaching and communicating the majority of Kansas Republican Parties?

What possible basis could there be in every county, that could operate under the radar, such that the Republican voters in those counties do not seem to even know how it happened?

The only other organization in every Kansas County, is the Democrat Party. Who were the delegates that were sent to vote, and what is their background prior to being registered Republicans?

Might be a interesting story for Kansas legacy media to look into.

Also a reminder that people who win, do not have to have any idea why they won. They can be very good people who have very honest plans.

The question is if the other choice, was very opposed by the other side, what would they be willing to do to plan to stop them from winning?

They don't have to love the ticket that wins, the question is what would do, to stop the ticket they don't want winning?

The ticket that won has won and should be supported, they are the leaders now.

The question though remains unanswered, what caused the super majority of delegates to vote in such a big upset, that has no public presence to explain how it happened and was so unexpected?

If you have appealed your property tax in Johnson County - did the county or state grant you any concessions in the valuation? The more people who appeal, the higher it becomes a priority for local and state officials, both R and D.

No one who has announced they are running for Kansas Governor (Republican) is polling in a strong lead.

Different candidates are polling higher depending on the venue polled, but they are all venues in which the most politically engaged and aware in Kansas are hanging out.

That means one has to pull way ahead in the near future or the closer it gets - the uglier it will get. The base will respond far better if it stays above par and on the positives. What would in your view, push a candidate into a strong lead to the general public of Kansas?

Public interest in Easter/Holy Week surges - America is searching for Spiritual Answers.

If your Church is open to people looking into the person and claims of Jesus this Easter, please share the address and or website and how people can learn more.

JoCo commission districts will be redrawn this year to account for population growth
Source: johnsoncountypost.com
https://share.newsbreak.com/chre0c16

What's the odds that this will weaken the odds of Michael Ashcraft from winning re-election? He is the only Conservative on the 7 member board of Commissioners.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XKAFIUBnhDE&sfnsn=mo

Our State Education Board member Debby Potter, Wichita. Please listen. We have 6 Republicans on this board and we can't get SEL out of our schools. The finances can't be tracked. The local school board members have the authority not the superintendent.

Does it really matter either way? The only thing that 100% matters, is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, did he rise from the dead or not? His Disciples, who all abandoned him before it, later all but one, died believing He did. Those who knew Him the most for 3 years, were certain He did, because people do not willingly die for what they know is a lie. So they believed He did in fact rise from the dead.

But, on Easter, do the origins matter? On one hand no, but on the other, perhaps because where has the recent attack on Easter come from? The most active efforts to share the Christian faith with others, or from the Cultural Marxists that have infiltrated nearly every Christian denomination and organization whose intent is not historical accuracy, but cultural eradication of Christianity?

While most will assert they know the origins, and the versions of why, few if any can point to where the modern knowledge of it pushed into mainstream Christian circles originated from. We have for decades, just accepted it was the true accounts, but really have no idea what group or movement pushed it into the culture in the last few decades.

No one knows where it came from as the thing to spread, not just if the accounts are true, but from where did the accounts originate in the modern spreading of them all over? And what has been the impact on the Church, since it has spread all over the culture?

Has Christ's finished work and the Gospel been advanced or has it been removed from the proximity of many who have never heard it in the American public?

Point is, we really do not know the answers to these questions to an alarming degree. We have just accepted ideas, without knowing where they came from or who or what effort spread them.