The SAVE America Act has officially passed in the House, now to the Senate.

Excellent planning!

Kid Rock made good on his promise to donate the $250,000 he earned from playing the TPUSA Halftime show to ICE agents attacked by violent leftists. "There are dozens of them across the country who were just trying to do their jobs when they were attacked," said Kid, "It's only right that someone steps up for them." What a great American. Thank you, Kid Rock!!!

ICE confirmed they’ve purchased a MASSIVE warehouse in Maryland to be used as a detention center for illegals >> LETS FILLER UP!!! <<<

These images are from the DuBois Fire in August of 1960 Thursday August 11th, 1960 DuBois City suffered a major fire off of West Long Avenue. At approximately 3:10am DuBois City Police officer Joe Wilcox noticed smoke emitting from the basement areas of the B and J Restaurant and the Newberry Store. Wilcox quickly turned in the alarm alerting all 5 DuBois City Fire Companies. Fire Chief Frank Winslow arrived on scene to find one of those hard to fight basement fires making it's way throughout the buildings. The acrid smoke turned it into one of those snotty jobs. Firefighters tried in vain to make it inside with their chemox style air masks but it proved to much and the firefighting turned defensive. Many spectators saw the value of the 1951 American LaFrance 700 Series aerial ladder truck owned by Volunteer Hose Company No. 1. The truck was positioned in a way to fight the fire above along with fire walls, saving Turners and McCrory's. All agreed it was great they had it. All told damage was set in excess of over 1 million dollars making this fire rank with the Soult Lumber fire in 1959 in Clearfield in terms of loss. Destroyed in the fire was the F. W Woolworth Store 53 W Long Ave, Matthew's Book Store 41 W Long Ave, B & J Restaurant 45 W Long Ave, J J Newberry Company 47 W Long Ave and June Hess Beauty Salon 35 W Long Ave. More than 100 firefighters battled the blaze for several hours before bringing it under control and they remained on scene all day dousing hot spots. Volunteer Hose Company Fireman Thomas Swauger was over come with smoke and fireman William Tankalavage suffered a knee injury. >Text & Images from: Clearfield County Fire History Then And Now

Lifelong Democrat voter leaves the party after 32 years

I really do think that this is just a DISTRACTION!!

Satan was laughing hysterically the entire time that our children were being exposed to that filth. Yes, they will get their hands on and share the lyrics in English.

Here’s what I found a couple minutes ago while doing some research on tommasso.. interesting that they refer to Nancy and deceased now.

That song was amazing. If he lends his voice to more of God's ways then he will always be a star.

Kid Rock is now #1 song on Itunes Till You Can't

Here is a tragic flashback of a fire in DuBois on March 17th, 1976. > Way Office Supply was one on the stores involved in this tragic event. More info & 1 image from Todd A Dixon: Saint Patrick's Day Wednesday March 17th, 1976 Way Office Supply and The Young Men's Shop off of N Brady Street, DuBois City. At 1250am DuBois City Fire Dept was alerted for a building fire off of North Brady Street at the Way Office Supply. When Fire Chief Joe Swisher arrived on scene he found a significant fire making its way throughout the building. Thick acrid smoke had filled the downtown air, firefighters also had to deal with tempatures near 15 degrees and snow. The fire quickly got out of hand and realizing more aerial ladders were needed, at 2am the Chief called Brockway for their snorkel truck, Punxsutawney for their aerial and an engine and Reynoldsville for their squad truck for air. Both buildings were deemed a total loss at over 300 thousand dollars damage and this had been the 2nd major fire in DuBois business district within the last 7 months. Numerous firefighters were injured as a result of the fire. 4th Ward Fireman Michael Johnston and 5th Ward Fireman Jerry McIntosh were transported to the hospital along with several others for frostbite.

“Canada has treated the United States VERY UNFAIRLY for decades…" >>> BELIEVE HIM!!

That BAD BAD BUNNY forgot a few words Together, WE are America!! If you are a US citizen and/or legal ... YOU ARE AMERICA!!! What is so 'n hard about doing it legally.. > I'm Sure they would lose all of their benefits they are collecting illegally.

Isn't it amazing what happens when you're obviously on God's side?

After that performance, this made me laugh and think of blueskylady NOTE: If you still don’t see that Democrats aren’t fighting for Americans, you’re either willfully blind, willfully ignorant, or both. If you want to argue about lyrics from certain artists from a DJ, who has been in business for over 45 years ... I'm waiting. That Kid Rock song is from 1993 and I could name many popular songs with 100X worse lyrics than that, I do understand you are just trying to bring down us PATRIOTS with BS and ITS NOT WORKING!!

Susan A. Thompson, age 81 of Reynoldsville, PA died Friday, February 6, 2026 at Penn Highlands DuBois Hospital. Born on June 23, 1944 in DuBois, PA, she was the daughter of the late John and Sara (Shirey) Cunningham. On August 21, 1965, she married her husband of 59 years, Todd H. Thompson. He preceded her in death on August 7, 2025. Susan was a homemaker. She was a 60-year member of Bethel Baptist Church in Sykesville, PA where she was very active in church affairs. Horses were a big part of her life, and she especially enjoyed horseback riding. Susan was an avid quilter and enjoyed participating in various quilting activities in the area. She, alongside of her husband Todd, was also active in the DuBois Area Historical Society. Susan is survived by her children (Tharren Thompson and his wife Jodee of Reynoldsville, PA, Thomas Darby Thompson of Knox, PA and Amanda Suzanne Thompson of DuBois, PA), and seven grandchildren (Caleb, Levi, Hannah, Selah, Eleanor, Simeon and Reuben). She was preceded in death by two brothers John and David Cunningham. There will be no public visitation. A memorial service will be held on Friday, February 13, 2026 at 6 p.m. from the Bethel Baptist Church in Sykesville, PA with Susan's son, Pastor Tharren Thompson, officiating. Burial was in Prospect Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Bethel Baptist Church, 100 East Main St., Sykesville, PA 15865. The Baronick Funeral Home and Crematorium, Inc. is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences can be sent to https://www.baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence