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Time-management tips for adult students

It may seem like there’s never enough time in the day. Fortunately, there are ways to juggle life, work and school to set yourself up for success.Read full article 

SPOTLIGHT: Kimberly Houston

Quarantine couldn’t stop this University of Phoenix graduate

Read about how flexible online courses made it possible for Kimberly Houston to earn her degree during the pandemic.Read full article  

CAREER CORNER

Taking the “work” out of “networking”

Networking doesn’t have to be scary! Our step-by-step guide can help you establish a network to support your career goals.Read full article  

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The dos and don’ts of resumé writing

Our career guide can help you write a resumé that will get you noticed.Read full article  

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Cover letters 101

Your cover letter is as important as your resumé! Learn how to write one that will help you stand out (with examples!)Read full article  

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D-backs Draft NewsJuly 11, 2021View OnlineD-backs select Jordan Lawlar No. 6 overall in 2021 MLB DraftWith the sixth overall pick, the D-backs selected shortstop Jordan Lawlar out of Jesuit Prep HS (TX). Lawlar, who stands 6-foot-2, 190 pounds, ranked as the No. 3 Draft prospect according to MLB Pipeline and the second-best prep player in the class. He became the second player ever drafted out of Jesuit Prep and the first to go in the first round. 

Lawlar has drawn comps to MLB’s No. 7 overall prospect Bobby Witt Jr., as both hail from the state of Texas. Lawlar, a right-handed batter, can hit for both contact and power from the plate thanks to his quick hands and refined approach at the plate. He is the highest selection the D-backs have made since they took another shortstop No. 1 overall in Dansby Swanson in 2015. Lawlar is committed to Swanson’s alma mater Vanderbilt, but the chance he ever puts on a Commodores jersey is slim. 

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This Week With Gosar

Contact Me  |   Media Center  |   Our DistrictFor Immediate ReleaseContact: Jessica LycosDate: July 11, 2021jessica.lycos@mail.house.gov

This Week With Gosar

PRESCOTT, AZ – Here are our top stories…

Gosar Introduces Election Integrity Bill

This week I introduced the Securing America’s Election Act of 2021, legislation that would require the use of voter-verified paper ballots or a paper ballot backup in federal elections that if needed, can be counted by hand, an optical scanner, or a similar device. 

The bill would also establish voter-verified paper ballots as the correct record of the total votes cast, in the event of any inconsistencies or irregularities between electronic and paper vote tallies. Furthermore, the bill includes language addressing open-source technology to further strengthen our elections infrastructure. 

There is nationwide distrust in our entire voting system, and for good reason.  America’s confidence in our elections is eroding with each and every election, in no small part because of the radical actions taken by liberal democrats and their allies in the Fake News Media and Big Tech to undermine election integrity. In our home state of Arizona, for example, accusations of voting irregularities have led to the need for a forensic audit to determine whether votes were cast correctly, safely, and securely. 

My bill would address the vulnerabilities within our nation’s elections infrastructure that leave voters susceptible to potential hacking and manipulation of votes. At a time when faith in electoral integrity is at an historic low, my common-sense legislation protects votes and restores faith and confidence in our democracy.

Click here to read more about this important legislation. 

Gosar to Biden: Don’t Come Knockin’ on My Door!

I firmly believe that the decision to get the COVID-19 vaccine is a choice best made between you and your doctor. Unfortunately, earlier this week, Mr. Biden and his administration stated that they would begin going door-to-door to coerce you to get the vaccine.

These statements provoke a serious concern that the federal government is in the process of identifying and tracking the private health information of millions of Americans. There is no scenario where the federal government should be actively entering communities and traveling door-to-door to pressure Americans to receive a vaccine. COVID-19 vaccines are widely available throughout the country, and Americans have every ability to decide for themselves whether they should receive them.

In response, I wrote to Mr. Biden to express my opposition and to inquire what authority he has to conduct door-to-door vaccine checks.  

Click here to read the full context of the letter. 

Trump Sues Facebook for Illegal Censorship and Breach of Contract

Earlier this week President Trump finally took court action against Facebook, and others, for illegally and unlawfully censoring him, and millions of other Americans, and illegally colluding with Democrats to violate the First Amendment.  

I am attaching a copy of the lawsuit in case you want to read it for yourself. 

While the courts have not been good to President Trump, we are hoping he gets a fair hearing on this important issue.

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Gosar Joins Bipartisan Request to Remove COVID Restrictions on International Travel

Also this week, I joined a bipartisan group of congressional members urging the Biden Administration to begin taking steps to safely remove the remaining Covid-19 restrictions on international travel. 

According to recent data and scientific studies by the Center for Disease Control, the pandemic has a reached a point where international travel to the United States can safely resume without restrictions.   I am happy to join this bipartisan group who recognize the impact ongoing travel restrictions are imposing on the travel industry. The matter is urgent.  

As noted in the letter, if nothing is done to lift entry restrictions, the United States is projected to lose 1.1 million jobs and an additional $175 billion by the end of this year.

Click here the read the bi-partisan letter sent to Mr. Biden. 

Biden Continues Assault on the 2^nd Amendment

The Biden Administration has issued a proposed rule stating that any smooth-bore non-National Firearms Act firearm equipped with a “stabilizing brace” will automatically be considered a short-barreled shotgun, subjecting an entire class of firearms to overburdensome regulations with a stroke of a pen. 

Fortunately, Congress can remove any ambiguity Biden’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) may take advantage of by removing short-barreled firearms from the NFA altogether. In response, I cosponsored the No Frivolous Applications for Short-Barreled Shotguns Act, legislation that would remove short-barreled shotguns from the National Firearms Act and be treated as any other shotgun thus preventing the ATF from forcing otherwise law-abiding gun owners to destroy, register, or surrender their legally acquired pistol-braced firearms.

To read the bill text, click here.

Other Highlights From This Week

The 2021 Summer Olympics are set to begin in a few weeks. As athletes from across the country work to qualify to join Team USA, some “activist athletes” have shown enormous disrespect to our country and flag while simultaneously seeking to represent it. If you don’t love America, then you don’t need to represent her on the global stage. I joined my colleagues in sending a letter to the Olympic Committee to remind all American athletes to stop abusing their platform to spout shameful anti-American rhetoric.

We owe a great debt of gratitude to our veterans and their families. This week, I cosponsored the Veterans in Parks (VIP) Act, legislation that provides veterans and Gold Star families free lifetime access to public lands, and active-duty military free annual passes.  I have previously urged a no fee policy for our national parks for every citizen on the basis that these are national treasures that should be open to all and are fully funded by our tax dollars.  For many people having to pay a $30 entry fee discourages a full and fair use of these parks. 

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The Berean – Matthew 5:27-30 NKJV

  Matthew 5:27-30

(27) Ye have heard that it was said by them of old time, Thou shalt not commit adultery: (28) But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart. (29) And if thy right eye offend thee, pluck it out, and cast it from thee: for it is profitable for thee that one of thy members should perish, and not that thy whole body should be cast into hell. (30) And if thy right hand offend thee, cut it off, and cast it from thee: for it is profitable for thee that one of thy members should perish, and not that thy whole body should be cast into hell. 
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The Greek word translated as “looks” implies intent or special contemplation. The word underneath “lust” means “to set one’s heart upon” or “to long for.” Taken together, they make Jesus‘ instruction obvious.

Evidence from other portions of God’s Word shows that it is not wrong to desire a husband or wife lawfully, but it is most definitely wrong when the one desired is legitimately beyond the reach of the admirer. How often does such admiration merge into a desire to possess and thus break the commandment? Considering the national statistics on divorce, this must happen frequently.

The Jews of Jesus’ time perceived adultery as a kind of theft. This is not entirely wrong, but in this context, Jesus’ emphasis is on moral purity: Ruin awaits those who are unchaste, even in thought.

Perhaps nowhere in Scripture is the inwardness of Christ’s teaching as evident as with this commandment—inward in the sense that within is where sin begins and also where change must take place. It identifies where the problem resides. Christ carries impurity back beyond the lustful act to the first touch of the hands to the look of the eyes—and beyond these, to the first inception of desire. The Christian must “amputate” the desire so that the sin never becomes an act. We will remain pure and so will the object of our desire.

God gave us the wonderful gift of imagination, but if fed dirt by the eye, the imagination will be filthy. Sin begins with our allowing the imagination to dwell on what it should not. What feeds the imagination is so very important to moral purity and thinking and therefore to sin. Philippians 4:8 provides excellent insight:

Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy—meditate on these things.

The advice is clear: We must stop feeding our imagination dirt. We have to deal radically with sin! The purpose of this discipline is enrichment of life. The person who is condemned here is the one who deliberately uses his eyes and mind to awaken his lust so that desire is stimulated.

It is hard enough to avoid lusting after natural things, but this world deliberately designs many things to spark wrong desires in us. If certain books, pictures, magazines, places, activities, or people cause temptation, they must be avoided regardless of the cost. Avoiding sin is that important!

— John W. Ritenbaugh

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