I am watching the 9/11 vigil. It is somberly important to pay respect to the history and the families.
A quarter-century later, the grief is still right there on the surface for these family members. I can't imagine what that's like.
I'm so glad that the Republican convention is doing a 9/11 tribute this beautiful because the one in NYC with terrorist-loving Hochul and Mamdani will be sickening.
What scares me is that I'm not sure.
If another 9/11 happened, would America come together again?
On this 25th anniversary of 9/11, I’d like to pay tribute to Mychal Judge, a Franciscan priest and New York Fire Department chaplain, who ran toward the World Trade Center after it had been hit. He ministered to the dead and dying in the North Tower until he was killed by an…
— Rich Raho (@RichRaho) September 10, 2026
I was watching it live while I was getting ready for work. I had been teaching at the Sun Microsystems offices in the South Tower two weeks earlier.
I was not alive when 9/11 happened and it was shocking to see the tower completely destroyed. It was quite clearly a terror attack. That was horrifying.
That day - I was at work; my roommate stayed home sick. She called me throughout the morning to report something new. Each time she called the news was worse. I remember logging onto CNN's website for news - after the heavy load on the servers, the site stripped out all graphics and just posted the news in black text on white background, so it would load.
I was not alive when 9/11 happened and it was shocking to see the tower completely destroyed. It was quite clearly a terror attack. That was horrifying.
Remember, 9/11 was 100% a result of Islamic terrorism, because Islam teaches that jihad is the highest calling possible, a shortcut to paradise. Democrats who are importing more terrorists want us to forget the ideology behind 9/11. We cannot do that. We owe it the victims of 9/11 to fight the evil that took their lives
It seems so long ago that we were one American family, as Frank Siller says.
It's a great fit for the Pro-Life party
"Right to try" is a key issue the Republicans should play up more, and get their congressional opponents to weigh in.
Since we're talking about security and liberty going together, let's remember the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death today: Trump Honors ‘The Greatest Evangelist for American Liberty,’ Charlie Kirk
— Erika Kirk (@MrsErikaKirk) September 10, 2026
"Right to try" is a key issue the Republicans should play up more, and get their congressional opponents to weigh in.
"The machinery can be turned around against people who have not harmed anyone." That quote can somewhat describe U.S. birth tourism companies. Taxpayers often feel the brunt of them while illegal immigrants take advantage of a birthright citizenship loophole.
"People lost their businesses, not for breaking the law, but for being the wrong sort of citizen."
Democrats go after ordinary citizens who have committed tiny infractions of obscure laws, but release and re-release dangerous criminals
"The machinery can be turned around against people who have not harmed anyone." - Ulbricht.
Just found the rest of the schedule for the evening:
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
- Rep. Mike Lawler (NY-17) joined by Jessica and Tom Gorman, Angel Parents and Public-Safety Advocates
- Ross Ulbricht, Libertarian Icon --> we are here
- Remote—Mr. Frank Siller, CEO of Tunnel to Towers / Live—Christopher Macchio, Presidential Tenor & On Stage Moment
- Marcus Coleman & Daughter Dalilah Coleman, Everyday Americans, Father, Truck Driver, and Roadway-Safety Advocate
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- The Honorable Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
- Mayor Eric Johnson, Mayor of Dallas, TX
- The Honorable Karoline Leavitt, fmr. White House Press Secretary
- Mark LaMoncha, Everyday American, Manufacturer, Small-Business Owner
- Donald Trump Jr.
8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
- Vice President JD Vance, 50th Vice President of the United States
- President Donald J. Trump, 45th and 47th President of the United States
- Christopher Macchio, Presidential Tenor