OCTOBER 14: Midlothian Heritage 38, Ennis 35

MIDLOTHIAN – Mason O’Neal scored a game-winning 12-yard touchdown run with 1:11 left to help Midlothian Heritage defeat Ennis 38-35 in a District 5-5A Division II matchup Friday night at Midlothian ISD Stadium.

OCTOBER 14: Red Oak 49, Cleburne 3

RED OAK – Kendall Brown passed for 120 yards and one score, leading Red Oak to a win over Cleburne at Billy Goodloe Stadium.On its third offensive play, Red Oak opened the scoring from a 38-yard touchdown pass from Jaylon Robinson to Jarrius Nicholson.

OCTOBER 14: Waxahachie 31, Mansfield Legacy 21

WAXAHACHIE – Keith Abney II had two receiving touchdowns and a punt return for another score to lead Waxahachie over Mansfield Legacy at Lumpkins stadium.

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE: Wondering,“If the majority believes a lie does it become a truth?”

This week, I am going to use a phrase that I have been hearing ad nauseum, and it is just one more example of how impressionable people are when they act and speak.

CONSTITUTIONAL MINUTE #17

Not if we elected folks who would abide by the Constitution!The federal government does not provide for a budget – because the enumerated powers are the budget!It’s all so simple.Only the government can muck up such simplicity.

COMICALLY INCORRECT by A.F. Branco (October 20, 2022)

OPINION: If Biden was actually concerned about high oil prices, he would prioritize more oil drilling

President Joe Biden is still reeling from the decision earlier this month by OPEC to curtail global oil production as the world prepares for another recession after Covid, induced by inflation levels not seen since the 1970s and 1980s as the post-Covid supply crunch and the war in Ukraine continue.

NOTABLE QUOTABLES (October 20, 2022)

FOR THE RECORD“One of the real tragedies of President Biden’s and Democrats’ open-border policy is because we were so close to having a secure enough border where we could move toward legal immigration reform. … But President Biden came into office, blew open the border.

FRONT-PORCH GOSPEL: Is that the old ship of Zion? (part 1)

Good early autumn to everyone. Welcome to the “front porch.”This past Lord’s Day we visited an old account of the story of “Zion.” It is one of the most beautiful names, I think, in the English language.

OUT TO PASTOR: How much coffee – is too much coffee?

I will be the first to confess that I love my coffee, especially in the morning.When anybody asks how much coffee is enough, I usually say, “Just one more cup.”My day cannot get started until I’ve had a sufficient amount of coffee.