When is the lefties going to learn, you can’t run a state in the gutter and progress?
The governor lost his bread and butter.
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Time for the left to take a look at their souls.
Soul care is biblical because God created your soul to reflect His nature and image. You are to be a good steward of all that He has created. Soul care is the daily process of cultivating healthy thought patterns and taking inventory of emotions so that you can live freely before God and healthily form meaningful relationships with other people.If your soul is not healthy, your mental and emotional health and relationships will suffer. Biblical soul care practically allows you to practice a healthy holistic lifestyle before God while taking care of yourself and others.
This governor was elected to improve the state and missed the mark.
I would love to know what and if he eats breakfast? I am amazed how many people don’t eat breakfast. It was a must in our household growing up. The statement was – -Don’t you want to fill up the tank so that you don’t run out of gas and the motor will run all day?
Breakfast meal included one egg – fried/boiled/scrambled or steaming hot coffee/cream/sugar or milk with one beaten egg into the coffee or milk with bacon or sausage and toast or biscuit. Fruit/bananas/apples/oranges were purchased by the dozen/stalk. Candy was never on the grocery list until Christmas. Homemade ice cream was made quite often and home made bread/kolaches were a staple. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner were served each day. We ate lunch at home during school never in the cafeteria during elementary days.
Since retirement breakfast is a daily habit, lunch (yes, maybe no, depending on our schedule). We try to eat dinner about 5:30 p.m.)
Explainer-Warren-Buffett-Grocery-List
Warren Buffett may be best known for his investing success, but his diet has also made headlines for years. He’s known to, like many people, drink Coca-Cola, eat McDonald’s and enjoy ice cream.
Those inexpensive foods may not be what you’d expect from one of the richest people in the world. But the legendary investor is famously frugal, and his spending habits provide three lessons for people who are working toward long-term financial goals.
1. Buy based on value, not trends
Buffett’s diet includes cheap and simple staples — and the same goes for much of his investing strategy. He’s long been known to recommend low-cost index funds for most investors, and to warn investors against chasing exciting, speculative trends in the market.
You can apply this grocery (and investing) lesson to all spending categories. Instead of chasing flashy cars and expensive brands, sticking to simple, time-tested products pays off. But also, you shouldn’t buy cheap items that have no value. When shopping, consider which items will add value to your life and are durable, and go with those.
Prioritize consistency over convenience
Buffett chooses what he likes and sticks with it. “If I eat 2,700 calories a day, a quarter of that is Coca-Cola. I do it every day,” the investor told Fortune in 2015.
While we’re certainly not advising you to do the same, his love for the soda does point to a lesson you can take for your finances: If you find a product or strategy that works for you, don’t constantly be tempted to change it up. It takes time and effort to make each decision. If you browse too many products, you might fill your shopping cart with unnecessary items. Knowing how you will spend your money and going into a grocery store with a shopping list can help keep your expenses under control.
3. Spend on what makes you happy
Buffett lives frugally. He still resides in the home in Omaha, Nebraska he bought in the 1950s, and has often advised people to live below their means. But he’ll still spend on what makes him happy, like junk food (he told CNBC he’d give up a year of his life to eat how he wants).
You can apply this lesson by listing what makes you happy and cutting items from your spending that don’t fit into that category. Frugality doesn’t come down to how much money you have. As Buffett illustrates, some of the wealthiest people are careful about how they spend, not buying expensive homes and cars just because they can.
A small move like cutting an unnecessary subscription if it doesn’t bring you happiness means you’ll have more money to put into your savings and investments.
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We love cheese/hamburgers, French fries, and cokes. Just think what it includes:
It covers a full meal – bread, meat, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion.
And, you can drink a chocolate malt or shake if you don’t want a coke – with potato chips if you don’t want fries.
Documentary Success: Melania’s self-titled film premiered at the Kennedy Center, grossed $15.8 million, and is described by Trump as a “tremendous hit”, despite negative critical reviews.
Humanitarian Work: She played a key role in the Russia–Ukraine children’s reunification initiative, reuniting eight Ukrainian children with their families after direct correspondence with Putin.
Public Profile: Maintains a low-profile during Trump’s second term, focusing on independent initiatives like military family support, disaster response, and children’s welfare rather than routine political events.
President Donald Trump predicted on Monday that his wife Melania Trump will be remembered as “one of the truly great first ladies,” citing the commercial success of her recent self-named documentary and what he described as her consequential humanitarian work related to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
“I’m proud of the fact that her movie is so successful. It’s a tremendous hit,” Trump said while speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One. “She does a good job. She does very consequential work. I think you’re going to see in the end that she’s going to go down as one of the truly great first ladies. When you see what she’s doing with Russia, Ukraine…She works very hard.”
Separately, the White House has described Melania Trump’s involvement in what it calls a Russia–Ukraine children’s reunification initiative. In October, the first lady announced that eight Ukrainian children separated from their families during the war were reunited with their relatives following months of back-channel discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
What To Know
Melania Trump has maintained a relatively low public profile during her husband’s second term, fueling renewed speculation about her role and visibility. She was notably absent for much of the 2024 presidential campaign and, since the administration began in January 2025, has made limited public appearances alongside the president.
Her approach to the role has long drawn attention. During Trump’s first term, she delayed moving into the White House for several months, remaining in New York so her son, Barron—then 10 years old—could finish the academic year at his private school in Manhattan,
She is also the second least popular of 11 recent first ladies, according to a YouGov poll, coming after Hillary Clinton, the wife of Bill Clinton who herself ran for president for the Democratic Party in 2016. However, Melania’s ranking has slightly improved after YouGov previously conducted this polling in 2023. The poll of 2,255 adults was conducted between February 2 and 5, with a margin of error of +/- 2.6 percentage points.
In the current term, Melania has largely focused on select, independent initiatives rather than routine political events. She has appeared on Capitol Hill to discuss the Take It Down Act, legislation aimed at combating nonconsensual intimate imagery. She has also participated in engagements involving military families, disaster response efforts and children’s welfare.
One of her most visible efforts has been the Russia–Ukraine children’s reunification initiative. In August 2025, Melania wrote directly to Putin regarding children affected by the war. Trump delivered the letter during a summit in Alaska. U.S. and Russian officials later announced that several children had been reunited with their families, and Russian children’s rights representatives publicly credited the first lady’s role in facilitating discussions.
President Trump has also pointed to the commercial performance of her documentary as part of what he describes as her broader legacy, calling the film a “tremendous hit.”
However, the documentary received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics, who described it as self-promotional and propagandistic. Amazon’s reported $40 million production budget also drew scrutiny over the scale of its investment. The film has grossed approximately $15.8 million overall at the box office.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump walk across the South Lawn of the White House after arriving on Marine One following a weekend trip to Florida, in Washington, DC, on February 16. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP via Getty Images)
What People Are Saying
President Donald Trump at the film’s premiere: “I’m not involved. It was done with my wife. I think it’s a very important movie. It shows life in the White House. It’s a big deal, actually.”
An Amazon spokesperson previously told Newsweek: “We are excited to share this truly unique story with our millions of customers around the world.”
Melania Trump told Fox News in December: “For the first time, global audiences are invited into theaters to witness this pivotal chapter unfold—a private, unfiltered look as I navigate family, business, and philanthropy on my remarkable journey to becoming first lady of the United States of America.”
What Happens Next
Melania is expected to be available for streaming by the end of February, according to Amazon.
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