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Mint Juice retweeted
Translation: Greg Stankey doesn’t like that everyone in America knows that the SEC was protecting Texas
Greg Sankey DEFENDS the SEC’s officiating from this past weekend and calls out announcers for criticizing the calls. 🤯😳
Sankey went as far as calling some of the announcers in the booth the worst “officials” in America.
There were several controversial calls across the SEC this weekend, including a TON during the Missouri-Texas game.
(Via Paul Finebaum)
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James Gladstone watching Les Snead trade two first round picks for Jalen Ramsey in 2019
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I was undecided… Silly Ryan just helped me decide.
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Breaking News: Congressman Thomas Massie is reading Articles of Impeachment against @SecWar Pete Hegseth on the House floor now.
Watch here: youtube.com/live/3EmwC0QQ8f8…
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NEWS: Rep. Thomas Massie plans to trigger articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth as soon as later TODAY. His resolution lists 8 impeachable offenses.
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I’ve seen some of my colleagues say @SecWar Hegseth has been effective and they agree with the war, so they’ll vote not to impeach.
That’s not the question though. The question is whether he committed impeachable acts, and the answer is yes, eight times:
massie.house.gov/UploadedFil…
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BREAKING: Missouri orders Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood to stop running illegal sports betting
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Corruption is a hidden tax. I’m fighting it for two reasons: to bring your costs down and to ensure no one in power is above the law.
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Let’s put a ban on presidential and congressional stock trading on his desk. I dare him to veto it. 🍿
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This is what the law calls “evidence of a guilty conscience.” It’s also an attempt at destruction of evidence but everyone already has it for all time.
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This is why he must go. We have service members in combat right now and all the SecDef cares about is his own political survival. Our military deserves leaders that put them first. Hegseth has always only cared about his own image and political agenda. This isn’t a game. It’s life and death. He must be investigated and removed. @WellmanForMO
“Pete is focused on three things: survival, survival, and survival,” said a U.S. official. “He wants to survive long enough where he can leave on his own terms… He wants to survive to preserve a political future.” @JackDetsch @dlippman
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Congress should pass military aid for Ukraine and tough sanctions against Russia. Why? Because it is strategically and morally right. If the President vetoes, then it is on him in the history books. Congress needs to stand on the right side of history.
US midterm impact on Ukraine policy
Democrat wins in Congress still face major challenges in changing assistance to Ukraine in the face of Presidential opposition
Oversight in support of Ukraine is all the more important, and several friends of 🇺🇦 are retiring or losing ⬇️
I write this to note the need for other members of Congress to step up, keep current initiatives moving and maintain close oversight of the administration’s Ukraine policies
Briefly:
Jeanne Shaheen — Senate, D, retiring
Brian Fitzpatrick — House, R, trailing Michael McCaul — House, R, retiring
Thom Tillis — Senate, R, retiring
Susan Collins — Senate, R, race uncalled
Don Bacon — House, R, retiring
Details of support for Ukraine:
Jeanne Shaheen — ranking Democrat on Senate Foreign Relations
Starlink: co-signed the four-senator letter demanding answers from SpaceX.
Graham Act: co-introduced the Senate version. On October 6 she and Roger Wicker wrote to Rubio and Bessent with an enforcement agenda, and she signed the October 13 letter urging implementation.
Russian diesel: led bipartisan letters warning banks, port authorities and fuel distributors not to facilitate Russian diesel imports under General License 135.
Other bills: Supporting Ukraine Act of 2025 (S.2592); BLOCK PUTIN Act.
Brian Fitzpatrick — co-chair, Congressional Ukraine Caucus
Starlink: called for an investigation, and warned of oversight hearings and budget cuts over Starshield limits.
Graham Act: introduced the original House Sanctioning Russia Act (H.R. 2548) with 151 cosponsors, and signed the 22-member House letter urging enforcement.
Russian diesel: sponsors the Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act, which would nullify the diesel waiver.
Other bills: Justice for Ukrainian Children Act (H.R. 10473); Countering Russia's War on Faith Act.
Michael McCaul — former chair, House Foreign Affairs
Graham Act: introduced and championed the House version, then joined the October 15 letter urging "full and faithful" implementation. He urged Trump to reverse the waiver.
Russian diesel: the October 15 letter specifically flagged General License 135.
Thom Tillis — co-chair, Senate NATO Observer Group
Starlink: co-requested an inspector general investigation into the slowdown.
Graham Act: co-led the letter urging Trump to execute the Graham Act's authorities.
Russian diesel: lead Republican signatory on the letter demanding rescission of General License 135.
Other bills: BLOCK PUTIN Act; Fast Tracking European Investment in Ukraine's Defense Act (S.5175).
Susan Collins — chair, Senate Appropriations
Starlink: co-requested the IG investigation.
Graham Act: cosponsor.
Russian diesel: signed the letter urging cancellation of the deal.
Don Bacon
Graham Act: signed the House enforcement letter.
Russian diesel: co-introduced the Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act.
Other bills: Justice for Ukrainian Children Act.
Mint Juice retweeted
James Talarico traces 50 years of trickle-down back to one 1971 document, the Powell memo, a corporate blueprint to buy power
“In fact, you can, you can pinpoint this one document called the Powell memo, 1971.”
“But if you read this memo, it's basically a blueprint for how corporate interests can start to dismantle the Great Society and the New Deal”
“They're going to spend massive amounts of money in our politics, buying politicians in both parties, elevate corporate voices in media, appoint sympathetic judges.”
“And that has really been the story of the last 50 years in this country, last five decades.”
w/ @jamestalarico
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Texas with a $50 million roster getting every call imaginable from the refs out here talking shit to Mizzou fans after their win.
GTFOH.
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That @SEC officiating in Mizzou-Texas just sucked all the joy out of watching football for me today. Not gonna call it rigged or anything. Just baffling incompetence.
Incredible product you've got there @GregSankey. Thanks for the fun Saturday.
