Spencer Pratt Cookies - Story behind it all
A bakery owner shares the personal journey of losing everything in a fire and finding a new purpose. Inspired by Spencer Pratt's advocacy work, the business owner began creating signature cookies that sparked an unexpected wave of community support and transformed the bakery's daily operations.
May 24, 2026 53,658 views
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Patriot Rhythms
I’ll Never Vote Blue Again
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Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
>from February 11th, 2025
>Dr Savage Livestream Transcript
<TARIFFS BUILD AMERICA; TRUMP IS 100% RIGHT!
May 25, 2026, 1:35 PM
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116636418903333996
>>24644497 <<NIX replace [D] with "T"
Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
>from February 11th, 2025
>Dr Savage Livestream Transcript
<TARIFFS BUILT AMERICA; TRUMP IS 100% RIGHT!
May 25, 2026, 1:35 PM
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116636418903333996
Memorial Day: Storytime with the Second Lady
Honoring Our Veterans featuring Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer
In this special Memorial Day episode, Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer joins Second Lady Usha Vance for a Storytime celebrating America's heroic veterans.
May 24, 2026 11:18 846 views
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xicbFzDOHn0
some about book read in
>Memorial Day: Storytime with the Second Lady
"A solemn and respectful reminder to younger readers of what was paid and what is owed."
Honor Flight: Celebrating America's Veterans
Hardcover – Picture Book,
Jeff Gottesfeld (Author),
Matt Tavares (Illustrator)
March 3, 2026
>I’ll Never Vote Blue Again
Yeah, I grew up on a front porch swing.
Small town roots and old-school things.
Hand on hard when the anthem played.
Proud of every sacrifice made.
Now I turn on the evening news.
Feels like common sense just up and flu.
Flags get burned in the city streets while working folks can't make ends meet.
That's why I'll never vote blue again.
Too much chaos, too much bend.
They mock the values I was raised in.
Call it progress, I call it sin.
Don't tell my kids what truth should be.
Or shame this land for being free.
I still back the badge, the flag, and faith.
And I ain't giving my rights away.
No, I'll never vote blue again.
You say a man can take a place in women's sports and women's space.
Tell our children there's no clear line.
Then call you hateful if you question why.
They push control in every way.
They tell you what to think and say.
You want more rules, more government hands while, riots rage across the land.
That's why I'll never go blue again.
Too much chaos, too much bend.
They mock the values I was raised in.
Call it progress, I call it sin.
Don't tell my kids what truth should be.
Or shame this land for being free.
I still back the badge, the flag of faith.
And I ain't giving my rights away.
No, I'll never vote blue again.
I believe in freedom, strong and true.
Respect for red, respect for blue.
But somewhere down the road they changed, and nothing feels the same.
So, I'll stand tall and raise my hand for family freedom in this land, for common sense and liberty and the right to disagree.
You can call me old-fashioned if you want, but I won't back down.
No, I won't.
Till the day this old heart ends,
I'll never vote blue again.
I’ll Never Vote Blue Again
Verse 1
I grew up on a front porch swing.
Small town roots and old-school things.
Hand on heart when the anthem played.
Proud of every sacrifice made.
Now I turn on the evening news.
Feels like common sense just up and few.
Flags get burned in the city streets
while working folks can't make ends meet.
Chorus
That's why I'll never vote blue again.
Too much chaos, too much bend.
They mock the values I was raised in.
Call it progress, I call it sin.
Don't tell my kids what truth should be
or shame this land for being free.
I still back the badge, the flag, and faith.
And I ain't giving my rights away.
No, I'll never vote blue again.
Verse 2
You say a man can take a place
in women's sports and women's space.
Tell our children there's no clear line.
Then call you hateful if you question why.
They push control in every way.
They tell you what to think and say.
You want more rules, more government hands
while riots rage across the land.
Verse 3
I believe in freedom, strong and true.
Respect for red, respect for blue.
But somewhere down the road they changed
and nothing feels the same.
So, I'll stand tall and raise my hand
for family freedom in this land,
for common sense and liberty
and the right to disagree.
Ending
You can call me old-fashioned if you want,
but I won't back down. No, I won't.
Till the day this old heart ends,
I'll never vote blue again.