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08/19/2025

"Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the largest buyers of mortgages, effective immediately are required to count cryptocurrencies as an asset for mortgages. This is a profound shift in policy. How will this impact real estate lending?"

--Glen Weinberg with Fairview Commercial Lending

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05/19/2025

Life Lessons You Often Learn the Hard Way:

1. Life doesn't wait for you to be okay, get up every day and keep pushing through.

2. Ensure you take good care of yourself. If anything happens to you the world will move on.

3. If you don't work to build your own life, someone will hire you and give you purpose.

4. Work in silence, celebrate in private. Be silent.

5. Don't regret your past, just learn from it and improve.

6. Nobody cares. Work hard to get better each day.

7. Free yourself from society's advice. Most of them have zero Idea of what they are doing.

8. Master your emotions. A calm mind can handle any situation.

9. If you find someone better than you don't compete. Instead work together.

10. You are at peace with yourself when you mind your business.

03/10/2025

The 'Cabin Wreck' Treasure House on Vero Beach South of the Sebastian Inlet.

11/05/2024

Dr. Ardis Book:

‘Moving Beyond Beyond The Covid-19 Lies’

To create doubt in big pharma and hope in nature. We provide simple, natural heatlh solutions with a goal to provide natural health solutions to over half a million people by 2030.

10/31/2024

"We need better technology that will let young people use their devices as tools (like a Swiss army knife), without getting exploited through those devices by companies that are trying to control and addict them."

--Jess Butcher

Market forces got us into this mess, and market forces can help us escape

10/25/2024

A 21-acre property situated near the Ocala Wetland Recharge Park in the northwest part of the city has been slated for the development of a townhome community that could feature a maximum of 252 units.

A 21-acre property situated near the Ocala Wetland Recharge Park in the northwest part of the city has been slated for the development of a townhome community that could feature a maximum of 252 units.

10/24/2024

Texas authorities are seeking the immigration and citizenship status of hundreds of thousands of people who do not have a Texas driver’s license or ID card.

10/23/2024

“You can vote your way into socialism but you can never vote your way out.”

—Dan Bongino

10/22/2024

In a shocking discovery, the Biden-Harris Administration has offered reinstatement to over 1,700 former Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) employees—who were fired for misconduct—at a cost of over $134 million in back pay. Through a series of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, we have uncovered the true extent of this plan to financially enrich those who mistreated our veterans. If all 4,000 fired employees receive backpay and are reinstated, the total bill to taxpayers could exceed $300 million.

Under Trump, VA approval skyrocketed to 90%. Biden is reversing this vital progress for veterans.In this video, Secretary Robert Wilkie dives into the shocki...

10/21/2024

America First applauds a recent victory for election transparency in Fulton County, Georgia. A judge ruled that Julie Adams, a member of the Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections, must be granted full access to election procedures, restoring trust in the process.

Richard Lawson, AFPI Senior Litigator: “This ruling ensures Ms. Adams can access all necessary election materials and challenge any irregularities, upholding transparency and fairness.”

🔍 What’s Next: Election superintendents are required to certify results and investigate any concerns. Ms. Adams believes this victory will help build public confidence in election outcomes.

The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) today hailed a ruling by a Fulton County Superior Court judge to uphold the rule of law and defend the people’s right to know if their elections are being conducted fair and impartially.

10/19/2024

Florida authorities on Oct. 16 sued the U.S. government, alleging that U.S. officials are illegally refusing to cooperate with Florida’s effort to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls.

The lawsuit alleges the federal government isn’t cooperating with Florida’s effort to purge noncitizens from its voter rolls.