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Thinking Out Loud: The First 100 Days

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Well there you have it, the first 100 days in review, and plans for even worse to come, otherwise known as Joe Biden’s State of the Union address. This was the speech that the corporate media/propaganda machine touted as comparable to John F. Kennedy’s aspirational “we’re going to the moon” speech.

It fell woefully short. But I do marvel at how Biden managed to make the most radical, Saul Alinsky-esque speech in State of the Union history sound boring.

Mirror Ministries

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I recently told you righteousness is God’s RIGHT SYSTEM. The real definition of righteousness is right-standing with God; the ability to stand before Him without guilt or inferiority as if you had never sinned. What’s interesting about this definition is, if righteousness means to stand before God without guilt, it’s easy to see why the devil wants to feed us condemnation. His goal is to cause us to waver in our relationship with God.

Thinking Out Loud: Shorts

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Harris “Still in Pain” Over Floyd Video

I just saw a headline that Vice President Kamala Harris will chair a new White House Task Force on Worker Organizing and Empowerment, no doubt a Biden nod to labor unions. Well, that’s exciting. Given her work since being named a sort of “border czar” a couple of months ago, maybe we can chalk this one up as another job that the V.P. won’t do.

Musings by Marilou: Expecting great things to come

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Before I moved to Seminole, a teacherfriend gave me a set of coasters; each one has a different motivational saying. My favorite, which is on my nightstand, reads, “Today is a great day to have a great day.” For me and a large group of people who were ready to enjoy the outdoors and community spirit, Saturday was just that.

Family disappointed with NM schools find happiness in Seminole

This year, the Texas Associated Press announced that 1,600 students from Lea County, NM, had transferred to Texas schools; at least 70 of those moved into Gaines County. One of those families required to purchase a home within the district to attend school in Seminole was Torrie and Krista Oosthuizen.

Thinking Out Loud: Justice in a Pressure Cooker

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The Derek Chauvin trial was nearing a close, and Minneapolis was a tinderbox. The windows had been boarded up and the barriers erected. The Courthouse was fortified with barbed wire. People were wandering the streets in anticipation of the verdict that would likely come as a surprise to no one.

Thinking Out Loud: Shorts

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Where the BLM Money Goes

Musings by Marilou: What a (great) difference a year makes

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It doesn’t take long, after driving around Seminole, to realize that this great West Texas town could use a little spit and polish.

Thinking Out Loud: The Final Target of the Left; The Court

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Throughout the latter part of the 2020 presidential campaign, the idea of packing the Supreme Court -- that is, expanding the size of the Court solely to add judges who will produce the more liberal outcomes that Joe Biden wants, was an idea that was being often floated by the more far Left elements of the Democrat Party. Early candidate Pete Buttigieg got a little traction when he proposed it, and Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren were on board.

Guest Column

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This is the second in a series of articles concerning the proposed $25 million dollar bond issue election for Seminole ISD. With early voting starting this week, I want to provide the facts of the bond.

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