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**By Emerald Robinson (@EmeraldRobinson)** *This blog post is a complete compilation of Emerald Robinson's Twitter thread originally posted starting on January 22, 2025. All content is reproduced verbatim from the thread to preserve the original message. Full credit goes to Emerald Robinson for her investigative reporting and insights. You can view the original thread on X (formerly Twitter) starting here: [https://x.com/emeraldrobinson/status/1882074856730300718](https://x.com/emeraldrobinson/status/1882074856730300718). Please support her work at [https://emerald.tv](https://emerald.tv). This compilation is for archival and sharing purposes only.* --- 1. It's time to explain exactly what happened on Election Day 2024 to stop the steal.   This will be a very long thread.     It involves quite a few people over 4 years.    A dozen sources.    We must begin just after the rigged 2020 election.   2. Let's begin the story in December 2020.  ...

https://youtu.be/Wg1ojXzrkVw A timeless Thanksgiving jazz waltz in the warm Vince Guaraldi style, gentle 3/4 piano, brushed drums, and a tender soulful male + harmonious female duet. Turkey on the table, family all around, and Dad & Grandpa cheering the game, pure cozy gratitude in every note. Your new holiday classic starts here.

Congressional Accountability in Shutdowns Act of 2025 – A Citizen Proposal Congressional Accountability in Shutdowns Act of 2025 A Citizen-Drafted Bill Proposal to End Congressional Pay During Government Shutdowns Caused by Gridlock Posted by @mywalkingblog on November 15, 2025 We the People elect Members of Congress to serve, not to stall. When partisan gridlock shuts down the government, federal workers lose paychecks—while the very lawmakers responsible for the impasse continue collecting theirs. It’s time to end this double standard. Below is a complete, professionally drafted bill proposal that suspends all congressional pay during any government shutdown caused by failure to pass appropriations. No exceptions. No loopholes. No backpay. Feel free to share, print, or send this to your representatives. Let’s demand accountability. The core principle: If Congress can’t agree to fund the government, its members shouldn’t get paid—perio...

A BILL To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to expand eligibility for health savings accounts to all United States citizens from birth, enhance their use as triple tax-advantaged vehicles for medical expenses, retirement, and long-term care, and require account providers to act as fiduciaries, and for other purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the “Universal Health Savings Account Accessibility Act of 2025”. SECTION 2. FINDINGS AND PURPOSE. (a) Findings. —Congress finds the following: (1) Health care costs in the United States have risen dramatically, placing significant financial burdens on individuals and families. (2) Health insurance premiums are increasingly unaffordable, and coverage often excludes essential services, leading to high out-of-pocket expenses. (3) Health savings accounts (HSAs), as established under section 223 of the ...

 Spring break is a special time for kids to unwind from school. Even if traveling isn’t in the plans this year, a creative and exciting staycation can still make it unforgettable! Here's how to craft a perfect spring break experience for your kids at home without the stress of packing or long drives. Start with a Theme Adding a theme can make the week feel extra special. Whether it's “Safari Week,” “Under the Sea,” or “Space Adventure,” a theme ties all the activities together, making each day something to look forward to. For example: For Safari Week : Create animal masks and go on a backyard "photo safari" with toy animals. For Under the Sea : Make fish crafts and turn bath time into an ocean adventure with bubbles and floating toys. For Space Adventure : Build a cardboard spaceship and stargaze at night. Let the kids choose the theme—they’ll love having a say in their break plans! Create a Flexible Schedule Kids love routines, but spring break should also feel like...

Every year on March 8th, we celebrate Women's Day. This day is special because it honors all the amazing women in our lives. It’s a time to recognize their achievements and the incredible roles they play in our communities. What is Women's Day? Women's Day started a long time ago, more than 100 years ago! It was created to remind us of the importance of equality and respect for women everywhere. We want to make sure that women have the same rights and opportunities as men. This means that girls and women should be able to go to school, work in any job they choose, and live without fear. Why Do We Celebrate? We celebrate to show our appreciation for everything women do. Women are doctors, teachers, scientists, artists, and so much more. They work hard and contribute a lot to our society. On this day, we take time to thank them and recognize their hard work. Amazing Women in History There have been many incredible women throughout history who have made a difference. Here are ...

  We’ve started a simple habit: walking 8,000 steps or rebounding for 10 minutes every day. It’s easy, and we’re already feeling healthier! These small steps —or bounces—are doing big things for us. Let’s share how they help, backed by what science says. Stronger Hearts and Happier Days When we walk 8,000 steps or bounce for 10 minutes, our hearts get stronger. A study from the Journal of the American College of Cardiology found that walking about 8,000 steps a day lowers our risk of heart disease by 51%. That’s because moving gets our blood flowing better, like a workout for our hearts. We’ve noticed we don’t huff and puff as much when we play or climb stairs. Plus, we’re happier! Research from the American Cancer Society shows walking can lift our mood by releasing feel-good stuff in our brains. We feel it too—bouncing to music or walking in the sunshine chases our grumps away. We’re even sleeping better, which makes mornings easier. Legs and Bones That Keep Us Going Our legs ...