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Ellen DeGeneres, who moved to England with Portia De Rossi allegedly due to the election of President Trump, witnessed a flood devastate the multi-million pound property recently purchased by the couple. According to the Daily Mail, torrential rain caused flooding just days after they moved in. The couple purchased the extravagant home in the Cotswolds, roughly two hours outside London.  Ellen DeGeneres’s UK mansion ‘floods’ just weeks after she fled the US ‘due to Donald Trump’s presidential win’ https://t.co/aJfmVIkWfx pic.twitter.com/ZguYhmWyyv — New York Post (@nypost) November 30, 2024 Daily Mail reports: Dramatic images show the couple’s 43-acre property in the Cotswolds has become swamped in a torrent of flood water following the devastating impact of Storm Bert. The couple were left virtually marooned just days after moving into their new home after a tributary of the River Thames which runs beside the property broke its banks. It came after the area was battered by days of torrential rain and winds of up to 80mph. Roads surrounding the hideaway have been left impassable after being deluged in five feet of water – leaving locals trapped in their homes. One stricken resident who lives near the couple said: ‘The flood waters are rising by the hour. This is the worst I have seen it in years.’ The dramatic scenes must seem a far cry from the life the couple left behind in sunny California. “Locals say everything is under 5 feet of water. The house is a six bedroom, four bathroom farmhouse converted into a modern luxury home. The incident happened after DeGeneres moved to Great Britain, saying she is ‘never coming back’ to the US after Trump’s election win, according to The Wrap,” Collin Rugg wrote. NEW: Ellen DeGeneres’ UK mansion hit by floods just weeks after she fled the United States following Trump’s win. According to the Daily Mail, DeGeneres’ 43-acre, multimillion dollar property is “swamped” from raging floods. “The flood waters are rising by the hour. This is… pic.twitter.com/Je7HdlaFP1 — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 30, 2024 ELLEN DEGENERES’ UK MANSION SWAMPED BY FLOODS AFTER FLEEING THE US FOLLOWING TRUMP’S WIN Her Cotswolds mansion, a 43-acre property she shares with Portia De Rossi, is now submerged due to severe flooding. Local reports describe the situation as the worst in years, with… pic.twitter.com/TgnGsqLnYc — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 30, 2024 From the New York Post: The flooding comes after DeGeneres and de Rossi reportedly relocated to England in the wake of Trump’s presidential election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. Sources previously told the Wrap that DeGeneres and de Rossi packed up and moved to the UK and are gearing up to put their Montecito, Calif., mansion on the market to start afresh abroad. The duo, who wed in 2008, will likely “never” return to the US on a permanent basis, one source claimed. Separate insiders told TMZ that the duo decided to “get the h*** out” of the country immediately following the president-elect’s victory, which left them feeling “very disillusioned.” During election season, DeGeneres was vocal about her support for Harris, and reportedly donated $3,300 to her campaign.

A Texas daycare worker faces multiple charges for allegedly assaulting at least six toddlers in her care over 100 times. “Catherine Guziejka, 44, was booked into the Smith County Jail on Oct. 30 on six counts of injury to a child with the intent to cause bodily injury,” CBS 19 reports. According to arrest affidavits, Guziejka was seen assaulting children from July to October this year after the review of video surveillance from classrooms. Texas daycare worker accused of kicking toddlers over 100 times https://t.co/Bwi8IgXj2C pic.twitter.com/dqsVKOrUCq — New York Post (@nypost) November 30, 2024 CBS 19 reports: Initially, those who first reported an incident of Guziejka kicking a child in the classroom thought it may have been an accident, but daycare office staff said they saw her kicking the kids in their lower back many times. The kicking incidents were observed on about 21 separate occasions. All of the children were 2 years old, the document read. The Smith County Sheriff’s Office deputy investigating the case received videos from October. Many of them showed a child watching a TV show, and Guziejka came from behind and kicked them swiftly in the back with her right foot, according to the affidavit. Another video showed Guziejka stand on a child’s left hand for seven seconds and the child quickly pulled away their hand in pain. Several videos showed her walking around as the kids napped and then aggressively adjust them or move them. She was also seen yanking them by one arm out of their sleep and dragging them to the changing table, the affidavit explained. In many videos, she was seen aggressively laying the kids on the changing table, pushing their heads down and forcing them to face the wall as the 1 or 2-year-olds tried to look in the direction of the TV, the affidavit said. In a law enforcement interview, Melanie Law, former owner of the daycare, said Guziejka had been assaulting the kids since July. Law said she saw 100 separate incidents of the the six children in the classroom getting assaulted. Law agreed to provide all available video to the sheriff’s office, the affidavit read. Videos showed a child watching TV, and Catherine Guziejka came from behind and kicked them swiftly in the back with her right foot, officials said. https://t.co/tfkiE9bFG7 — Reagan Roy-Young (@reaganroy) November 28, 2024 Evil Texas daycare worker 'caught on camera kicking toddlers 145 times' https://t.co/CZGgCfF4cP pic.twitter.com/qUsX7JNCr8 — Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) November 30, 2024 From the New York Post: Investigators were first alerted to Catherine Guziejka’s alleged abuse by one of the victim’s parents. The father was told about the abuse at Punkin’ Doodles Day Care in Lindale by another staffer, who had seen video of some of the incidents. Detectives from the Smith County Sheriff’s Office are still reviewing surveillance footage from the daycare as they build a case against Guziejka, 44. The sheriff claimed Guziejka was caught on film kicking the six children on 134 separate occasions. Guziejka remains in custody since her arrest Oct. 30 on six counts of injury to a child with the intent to cause bodily harm. WATCH:

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Democrat strategist Julian Epstein said late this week that the political Left lost the 2024 election because they are too woke and they are condescending to others. Epstein made the remarks during a Friday interview on Fox News while discussing the course correction that he would like to see his party make. “We have spoken many times in the last year or two about what the Democrats are doing wrong. And Democrats in their postmortem are sort of talking about these things,” he said. “They had the wrong candidate and their policies were wrong.” He said Democrats needed to recruit “better candidates and they need to move back to the center on economic and cultural policies.” “But my point has been that there is a deeper cultural problem with the Left and with the Democratic Party,” he continued. “It’s a party of wokeness and it’s a party of moral condescension. So on, you know, your previous segment where you’re talking about immigration, what the Left has done is they have said to people, ‘If you disagree with us on open borders, then you’re a bad person.'” “And what that has done is it has caused the Left to shut its ears and to stop listening to people,” he said. “And it’s made it a lot dumber. It makes them feel good amongst themselves. It helps them achieve social status amongst fellow progressives.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE WATCH: Democrat strategist Julian Epstein: “My point has been that there is a deeper cultural problem with the Left and with the Democratic Party. It’s a party of wokeness and it’s a party of moral condescension.” pic.twitter.com/jDGRc2y0oQ — Jason Rantz on KTTH Radio (@jasonrantz) December 1, 2024

Christmas reveals God’s greatest gift: Jesus, our eternal hope and salvation.

I’ve loved Christmas for as long as I can remember. Since becoming a mom, I’ve had grand expectations for what the holiday season could look like for our family. Finally, a couple of years ago, with both my children firmly out of diapers and able to focus for more than 10 minutes, I decided this would be the December when we’d fully embrace Christmas activities. So, between my son’s preschool Christmas party and my daughter’s Christmas choir practices, I scheduled everything from attending The Sound of Music at the community theater to setting up the tree to making gingerbread houses (with festive music in the background). And of course, we planned to attend our church’s Christmas Eve service. It was going to be a wonderful Christmastide. Except it wasn’t. The Christmas season was miserable for us. Sickness plagued our family at every turn, and over the month, we missed every single event I’d marked in red and green on my calendar. I’d had such high expectations for the holiday season. Instead, I experienced disappointment—and the persistent feeling of being cheated out of the Christmas I’d dreamed about. But as I dove into the Word, I came to see that my ruined expectations afforded me a fresh opportunity to place my hope solely in the person of Jesus, not in what I hoped to get out of the holiday season. Mary’s Uncomfortable Christmas As I read the Christmas story that year, I saw I was in good company as a mom when my festive expectations were dashed. Mary was the first mother to experience Christmas, and I doubt it was what she expected when the angel Gabriel appeared to her and declared she’d bear God’s Son (Luke 1). Her pregnancy as a virgin meant Joseph needed angelic intervention in order to believe its divine origins (Matt. 1:18–25). Caesar Augustus’s decree for a census of the entire Roman world meant long and arduous travel in the late, and most uncomfortable, stage of her pregnancy. The lack of an available guest room for her delivery (in a new town, nonetheless) meant she labored without the comforts of home and ended up placing her firstborn in an animal trough (Luke 2). Her Christmas was messy and uncomfortable. And yet, while Mary’s first Christmas looked far from perfect—and far from what she might’ve hoped for—it was exactly what God had planned. His glory was on display through Jesus’s humble birth and declared to lowly shepherds with angelic fanfare as the good news was proclaimed: “A Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord” (v. 11, NIV). While Mary’s first Christmas looked far from perfect—and far from what she might’ve hoped for—it was exactly what God had planned. In response, “Mary treasured up all these things, pondering them in her heart” (v. 19). While the difficulties of the journey and her labor might’ve been disappointing, the good news of the gospel—proclaimed about this tiny babe in a manger—was worth cherishing. For that first Christmas wasn’t ultimately about what Mary wanted or expected, it was about Jesus and the good news that he came to save his people. Israel’s Misguided Expectations But years later, as Jesus entered public ministry, he didn’t meet the expectations of many Israelites. Although Jesus was born in Bethlehem—the place where the prophet Micah foretold the Messiah would be born (Mic. 5:2)—he didn’t turn out to be the kind of leader they were looking for. The Israelites wanted a Messiah who’d become king (John 6:15) and rid them of Rome, and be a “shepherd” full of “strength” and “majesty” whose greatness would reach “to the ends of the earth” (Mic. 5:4). Jesus didn’t come to Israel as a conquering hero. He didn’t check the boxes they wanted in a king. He didn’t try to overthrow their Roman oppressors; he taught about a kingdom that had no earthly armies. He wasn’t physically attractive, and he didn’t even put up a fight when it came to defending his own life (Isa. 53:2–3). He was hated and maligned, disparaged, and finally crucified. And because of their misguided expectations, many Israelites missed the Messiah they’d been longing for. They rejected him: “He came to his own, and his own people did not receive him” (John 1:11). Because of their misguided expectations, many Israelites missed the Messiah they’d been longing for. But for those who have eyes to see and ears to hear, the kingdom that Jesus proclaims is far better than any earthly one. For Christ is full of “strength” and “majesty,” and his kingdom extends far beyond the “ends of the earth.” It’s an everlasting kingdom, and he’s its King, the ultimate defeater of his people’s enemies—those greatest enemies of sin, death, and separation from the Father. And his victory has won for us the immeasurable treasure of becoming God’s children. Praise God for dashing our expectations with something greater than we could imagine: himself. God’s Better Gift Do I wish that December had gone differently? Do I wish we’d avoided a full month of sickness and tears over missed parties and choirs? Of course. But Christmas Day still came, and the shattering of my expectations was a gift: it pointed me afresh to Christmas’s true purpose, far past the lovely songs and parties and activities. Christmas, I was reminded, is all about the good news that one miserable Christmas for Mary—and the misery and suffering of that Babe in the manger who eventually died on a cross—made it possible for every miserable sinner who comes to Christ in faith to become God’s child.

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