KOMMONSENTSJANE – Is This A Good Example of a Personal Vendetta – Which Was Not Good for the Party?

05/21/2026

(kommonsentsjane) Personalities do clash! In my 42 years of working in a large corporation with many different cultures/personalities, I came to my conclusion if someone didn’t like you for no reason at all, then you might as well avoid that person in total because you could treat that person with kid gloves and never get to first base. It does happen and the best thing to do is to try not to have any interface with each other. But, when you do have to interface always treat each other with RESPECT

(kommonsentsjane_I almost missed a promotion because someone told me that a particular executive was difficult to work for. After subbing in that position, he was a “teddy bear.” We never really know the person. Also, think of the burden the executive is carrying every day with the job.

(kommonsentsjane) It seems there is too much emotional gifting in our government environment. It is time for a climate change between the media and the government. The lack of respect for the officials/positions is out of sync.

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(kommonsentsjane)Is the reporter trying to get the President’s GOAT? Is there a pattern here?

“Getting someone’s goat” means to annoy or irritate someone intensely.

Definition and Usage

The idiom “get someone’s goat” is used to describe a situation where someone or something upsets, irritates, or provokes a person to the point of frustration or anger. For example, “Her constant interruptions really get my goat” means that the interruptions are highly annoying.

About 1,170 results. It looks like the leftie media also are doing their part as we all know.

  1. Including results for hasn’t reporter heinrich/mediate had trouble with trump before?
  2. HuffPosthttps://www.huffpost.com › entry › trump-threat-fox…Trump Taunts Fox News Reporter Jacqui Heinrich, Threatens7 hours ago · President Donald Trump on Wednesday ignored a question from a Fox News reporter, Jacqui Heinrich, only to instead launch a threat at her fiancé, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.), during a …
  3. Mediaitehttps://www.mediaite.com › media › news › trump-goes…Donald Trump Goes Ballistic on Fox’s Jacqui Heinrich – MediaiteMay 10, 2026 · Donald Trump went after Jacqui Heinrich by name on Sunday after hinting in an earlier post that she failed when interviewing “Dumacrat” Ro Khanna.
  4. The Listhttps://www.thelist.comWhy Donald Trump Has It Out For Fox News’ Jacqui …Sep 24, 2025 · It’s actually kind of surprising that Donald Trump hasn’t mentioned Jacqui Heinrich in more Truth Social posts — especially considering Fox News’ …
  5. Daily Beasthttps://www.thedailybeast.com › trump-lays-into…Trump Lays Into Senior Fox Reporter Who Dared to …Mar 20, 2025 · Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized a senior Fox News reporter who recently took issue with the White House’s move to decide for itself which …
  6. Newsweekhttps://www.newsweek.comDonald Trump Rips Into Fox News Reporter – NewsweekMar 19, 2025 · On Wednesday, Trump wrote on Truth Social, “I watched Jacqui Heinrich from Fox over the weekend and thought she was absolutely terrible. She …
  7. AOLhttps://www.aol.com › newsFox News reporter raises eyebrows for pushing back on …Aug 26, 2025 · While some at Fox News have been criticised for unabashedly cheering on Donald Trump, Jacqui Heinrich, a senior White House correspondent …
  8. 搜狐https://www.sohu.comTrump Critiques Fox News Reporter Jacqui Heinrich: A Shift in … – 搜狐Mar 26, 2025 · In an unprecedented move, former President Donald Trump publicly criticized Fox News senior reporter Jacqui Heinrich for her stance on the White House’s media access policy.
  9. thepatriotbrief.comhttps://www.thepatriotbrief.com › trumps-threat-to-fox-reporter-truth-revealedTrump’s ‘Threat’ to Fox Reporter—Truth Revealed!19 hours ago · The exchange began when Heinrich asked Trump whether he had spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — Trump pivoted to criticizing her fiancé’s voting record rather …
  10. NewsBreakhttps://www.newsbreak.com › trending-story › donald…Donald Trump Criticizes Fox News Reporter Jacqui HeinrichMar 21, 2025 · Former President Donald Trump criticized Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich for her coverage, prompting defense from Fox News colleagues. Trump expressed dissatisfaction with …
  11. Crooks and Liarshttps://crooksandliars.com › played-putin-fox-news-host-busts-trump‘Played By Putin’: Fox News Host Busts Trump On Failing Ukraine …Mar 16, 2025 · Fox News host Jacqui Heinrich suggested President Donald Trump had been “played” by Russian President Vladimir Putin while trying to end the war in Ukraine. During a Fox News Sunday …

(kommonsentsjane) Is Fox News’ Jacqui Heinrich taunting the President to get attention? She has had several run-ins with him:

Why Donald Trump Has It Out For Fox News’ Jacqui Heinrich

(kommonsentsjane) Why can’t we all act like adults rather than children?

Trump goes off on Fox News reporter over her Republican fiancé voting against him — warns that ‘doesn’t work out well’.

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05/21/2026

The following is a good example of a person who ran for office, won, but couldn’t adjust to working as a group. Any politician who thinks he can buck the system always destroys himself and then sets the system back. Politicians can make a name for themselves; but, eventually the voters realize the party is not making any headway by his actions.

He was sent to work for his Party/President; but, that didn’t happen.

Politicians have to learn when you accept the job, it means the collective work ad strategy as a group with all ideas on the table and then brought forward with the consensus of the group. As an adult, this man could have tried harder to extract the resentment he had against the President for the good of the nation. Till the end he stated his resentment. Why didn’t he recognize in his actions – he was working with the left who have joined forces with the terrorists in the long run.

Sometimes we have to tuck our feathers under our tail, smother your pride for the good of our country. This politician’s track could have been different except his pride of being right got in the way. In life there will always be people in your way and have different opinions – but, you have to hide the pride and state your opinion. If the consensus is not what you fought for – move on – and fight for another day.

Did the party lose a good future politician in the long run – the voters tell the whole story in the final verdict.

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https://www.windstream.net/news/read/article/the_associated_press-kentucky_rep_thomas_massie_charted_his_own_way_unt-ap

ttps://www.windstream.net/news/read/article/the_associated_press-kentucky_rep_thomas_massie_charted_his_own_way_unt-apKentucky Rep. Thomas Massie charted his own way, until toppled by Trump.

The Associated PressBy LISA MASCARO – AP Congressional CorrespondentMay 20, 2026, 10:24 AM

Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., reacts as he speaks during an election night watch party after losing the Republican party’s nomination at the Marriott Cincinnati Airport, Tuesday, May 19, 2026, in Hebron, Ky.

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There aren’t many lawmakers like Thomas Massie left in Congress.

The renegade Republican who rose to prominence as an idiosyncratic and stubborn outlier in his party, popular in the Kentucky district that repeatedly sent him to the House, lost his primary bid for reelection Tuesday after a vicious and costly attack by President Donald Trump.

The stunning outcome caps a career like few others and shows the extent of the president’s ability to badger, badmouth and eventually boot out his political adversaries — and that no lawmaker is apparently safe. Massie’s defeat comes after the Trump-led ouster of Sen. Bill Cassidy in Louisiana over the weekend and the president’s endorsement Tuesday of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his challenge to Sen. John Cornyn, which sent chills through the Senate.

Amid debates over party loyalty and presidential influence, public attention often extends to how leaders and institutions respond to humanitarian needs, including information on humanitarian aid efforts for children in crisis provided by UNICEF. Those concerns can surface in campaigns and concession remarks as politicians shape their public image and signal possible next steps.

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Trump had reserved his fiercest attacks for Massie, a quirky conservative who had become among the most powerful rank-and-file Republicans in the House because of his willingness to vote as he pleased, rather than as the party demanded. And now he’s been toppled like so many other Republicans who crossed the president.

Massie was undaunted after losing to Ed Gallrein, a former Navy SEAL handpicked by Trump.

“If the legislative branch always votes with the president, we do have a king,” Massie told cheering supporters Tuesday night. But if lawmakers follow the Constitution, he said, “we have a republic.”

Massie also teased that his political career may not be over quite yet during the closing moments of his concession speech, as a raucous crowd broke into chants of “2028!” and “President!”

“You’ve made a compelling argument,” he replied. “We’ll talk about it later.”

Trump said of Massie’s defeat: “He deserves to lose.”Massie’s rise from backbench to prominence to defeat

Massie rose from the House Republican backbench, charting his own path and showing again and again he was willing to buck his party and the president.

He voted against Trump’s big tax cuts bill last year, worried the several trillion-dollar costs would add to the nation’s deficits.

He rejected Trump’s military forays against Iran and Venezuela, opposed to U.S. intervention overseas, and he routinely voted against U.S. foreign aid, including to Israel, drawing millions of dollars against him from pro-Israel interest groups.

And perhaps most remarkably, Massie, in partnership with Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna of California, persisted in a long-shot effort to force the Justice Department’s release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

It was his work on the Epstein files, perhaps more than any of his repeated votes against spending bills and other party priorities, that elevated Massie’s profile.

Khanna said on X Tuesday that Massie “lost because he had the guts to stand up to the Epstein class and against the war.”

Trump lashed out at the “lowlife” Massie as the congressman pushed the issue last year, prolonging a political headache for the White House.Off the grid and into Congress

First elected in 2012, at the tail end of the GOP tea party wave before Trump’s Make America Great Again movement burst onto the scene, Massie stood out from the start.

An engineer by training, Massie designed several patents — some on display in his office — as well as a debt calculator that blinks in flashing red numerals as the nation’s deficits pile up. He often wears a miniature version of the debt calculator as a lapel pin.

He married his high school sweetheart, Rhonda, and joined her at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They raised their four children living largely off the grid in a solar-power home he designed himself, making him something of a legend among a generation of do-it-yourselfers. He raised cattle, drove an early Tesla and drank raw milk.

Inspired by fellow Kentuckian Rand Paul after having put up lawn signs for the senator’s election, the libertarian-leaning Massie ran for office himself.

Once he won his own House seat, Massie declined to join the newly forming Freedom Caucus, his own far-right views not fully aligning with the conservative coalition.Trump attacked Massie early and often

Trump set his sights on Massie in 2020 during his first presidential term, when the congressman dared to object to a $2.2 trillion aid package to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

At the time, Massie refused to allow the COVID-19 package to be approved without a formal roll call, forcing hundreds of lawmakers back to the Capitol. Trump called him a “third rate Grandstander.”

Trump did not let up his criticisms, even after Massie’s wife died in 2024. Massie announced in 2025 that he had remarried, after proposing to Carolyn Grace Moffa, a former Paul staffer, on the steps of the Library of Congress. He said they planned to live on the farm.

The president suggested that Massie got remarried too quickly, writing on social media that “his wife will soon find out that she’s stuck with a LOSER!”

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Associated Press reporter Thomas Beaumont contributed from Des Moines, Iowa.

Good luck to the loser in any future endeavor.

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KOMMONSENTSJANE – Song of the Week – 338

Today – May 3, 2026, The Song I am dedicating to you is:

My Hit Parade: Yellow Rose of Texas

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“The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud.”

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KOMMONSENTSJANE – Trump-backed prayer festival* on National Mall draws thousands: ‘We welcome Jesus!’

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The Washington Post

Story by Michelle Boorstein, Laura Meckler

05/19/2026

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A crowd of thousands, many in red, white and blue, transformed a block of the National Mall into an evangelical-style worship service Sunday morning at a White House-led, day-long prayer festival tied to the country’s 250th anniversary.

“We welcome Jesus into this place!” one of the first performers at “Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving” belted from a stage with ivory-colored pillars evoking the neoclassical architecture of the capital’s federal buildings.

The event, funded with millions in public dollars, is to feature Christian clergy, music and multiple senior government officials, including President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and House Speaker Mike Johnson. Most of the scheduled speakers are politically conservative evangelical Protestants.

It’s the latest in a series of administration actions that have energized Trump’s evangelical base while sparking protest from critics who say they portray the United States inaccurately as a Christian nation and blur the line between church and state.

Organizers say they are focused on the Christian faith of many of the leaders who wrote the United States’ foundational documents. They also note that Trump recognized some of the country’s diversity by calling on Jewish Americans to observe a “national Sabbath” from sundown Friday to Saturday night, which is the traditional Jewish day of rest.

Some scholars of U.S. religious history and critics of the Trump administration say Sunday’s event whitewashes a much more complex founding story. They also note that the United States is far more diverse today that it was 250 years ago, and point out that, amid much debate, the founders chose to keep religion at arm’s length from government in the Constitution.

“The agenda for this ‘jubilee’ reads less like a traditional religious event and more like a program for the Church of Trump,” the government watchdog group Public Citizen said in a statement Friday. “This highly politicized mess is not what Congress envisioned a decade ago in passing legislation creating an official commission for the 250th anniversary.”

George Tillis IV, a 27-year-old missionary originally from Los Angeles, described the event as “a gathering for the body of Christ.” Tillis, standing with two friends on the bright green Mall grass, was one of many missionaries who arrived in several vans from Michigan.

The purpose, he said, was “to rededicate the country back to God, and every Christian should be involved.”

Officials said they expected about 15,000 people. The Mall was cordoned off from 12th Street NW about half a block toward the Capitol.

The atmosphere early Sunday was akin to that of an evangelical Protestant worship service, with mostly middle-aged or older people in casual clothes, praying with their arms outstretched to the sky as Christian broadcasters did live shots from multilevel television sets.

People described a variety of reasons for coming — to bring awareness to what they see as harassment of or disfavor toward conservative Christians, to pray for the country to repent for its sins, or to fortify what they call the Christian roots of the country — in particular against Islam or other faiths outside Christianity or Judaism.

“Those who serve the god of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are being targeted by those who serve the god of Esau,” said Laralyn RiverWind, a former ambassador of the Georgia Tribe of Eastern Cherokee. She came from Tennessee with her husband, a ward chief of the Arawak Taino Tribe of Puerto Rico.Related video: Mass prayer gathering in Washington, DC., backed by Donald Trump (The Daily Digest)

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They described their own faith as a mix of Native beliefs and “Judeo-Christianity.” While they see the government as flawed, they said, they felt it was important to come to pray for the country.

“It will be interesting to see if they name God. The fact that the god of Yahweh is being confused with the god of Allah — those are every different,” she said. “I hope the god of creation — Yahweh — is named.”

About two-thirds of the country identifies as Christian; a quarter identifies as evangelical. About 30 percent of Americans have no religious affiliation.

Rededicate is scheduled to run from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. with the main stage at 12th Street. Entrances opened at 9 a.m., with light worship and music from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Attendance is free, but attendees had to register on the event website and go through metal detectors.

A who’s who of evangelicals long close to Trump, are scheduled to speak later Sunday. They include Franklin Graham, CEO of the humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse and son of evangelical icon Billy Graham; the Rev. Jonathan Falwell, son of Moral Majority and Liberty University founder Jerry Falwell; and Christian Broadcasting Network President Gordon Robertson, son of Christian media titan Pat Robertson.

Pop culture figures scheduled to appear include actress and podcaster Sadie Carroway Robertson, who appeared for years on the reality television show “Duck Dynasty,” and Jonathan Roumie, star of the television drama “The Chosen,” which is about Jesus.

A few protests are planned, including one by the Freedom From Religion Foundation — a mostly secular group focused on church-state separation — and Faithful America, a Christian group focused on opposing religious nationalism. The organizations said they would erect a 15-foot-tall balloon of “a golden calf with a Trump-like visage” a few blocks away.

Lisa Wyzkiewicz, 66, of Jeannette, Pennsylvania, planned to come to the event in a bus chartered by her church. She said that Trump is the “most Christian” president in her lifetime and that she was strongly encouraged by seeing more prayer in public life.

“The Founding Fathers made a covenant with God, and that’s why we have been such a blessed nation,” Wyzkiewicz said last month at Washington’s Museum of the Bible, which was hosting a week-long public scripture reading that featured Trump and other U.S. leaders.

In recent years, she said, she has come to see abortion and transgender rights as evidence that the nation had gone off its path. Listening to Charlie Kirk, Eric Metaxas and other public figures argue that the United States was founded as a Christian nation, she concluded that the federal government needs to be much more influenced by the faith.

“They should almost be tied together,” she said. “I love Jesus, I love my country, and I really want us to come back to God.”

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Following is a song that is very special in our home:

Daniel O’Donnell – My Forever Friend [Live at The Helix, Dublin, 2003]

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KOMMONSENTSJANE REBLOG – MY BUCKET LIST FOR 2024 – 2

05/18/2026

Our President has been hitting on all cylinders since his election even with the left continuing to step on his heels every day with their whining.

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KOMMONSENTSJANE – MY BUCKET LIST FOR 2024.

Posted on April 12, 2024 by kommonsentsjane

4/12/2024

 MY BUCKET LIST  FOR 2024:

GOVERNMENT:   BY THE PEOPLE AND FOR THE PEOPLE.

BORDERS:  CLOSED.

BIDEN/DEMOCRAT CONGRESS:  OBEY/GOVERN BY THE LAWS OF THE CONSTITUTION not your socialists laws you have in place.

LANGUAGE:  ENGLISH ONLY.

CULTURE:  CONSTITUTION AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS.

DRUG FREE:  MANDATORY DRUG SCREENING BEFORE WELFARE.

NO FREEBIES TO:  NON-CITIZENS.

LAST BUT NOT LEAST:  STOP SPENDING AND START PAYING OFF THE

    DEBIT.  TAKE THE PLUNGE.

QUOTE:  A BLIND PERSON ASKED ST. ANTHONY – CAN THERE BE

              ANYTHING WORSE THAN LOSING EYE SIGHT?  HE REPLIED –

             YES, LOSING YOUR VISION. 

HUMOR:

SIGN ON THE BACK OF EVERY SEPTIC TANK TRUCK:

“CAUTION — THIS TRUCK IS FULL OF BIDEN’S POLITICAL PROMISES.” 

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