University of Minnesota
Minnesota, USA
Joined October 2016
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Kyle retweeted
Finding out that FanDuel spends as much money lobbying as AIPAC is a tactical truth nuke
Kyle retweeted
It's time to call the Mississippi race now. With Rankin now in, and CHS gaining a paltry 36 votes in the county with the biggest raw GOP vote advantage, there is zero path left for her. Hinds (City of Jackson) is still outstanding and won't even be needed. It's over. – at Gettysburg, PA
Kyle retweeted
Yeah, Alaska really needs to find a more efficient way to do this. DC would literally be up in flames right now of we were waiting on Alaska to decide who controls the Senate
Kyle retweeted
It is with great displeasure that I announce that I officially like Dan Lanning.
I see why he’s a great recruiter (and I will no longer be swinging on him at Big Ten Media Days next year)
I said if Oregon beat Ohio State, I would eat 10 marshmallow Peeps for every point the Ducks scored
They scored 41 points
Here are Peeps number 408, 409, and 410 decorated and dedicated to the three men that made this happen
(and the 3 men who will be named in the lawsuit if I die)
Matt Patricia, Ryan Day, and Dan Lanning
#MissionCompeep
Kyle retweeted
If you want to see some incredible content typed out from a straight jacket, I highly recommend this account
Georgia Midterm Results have a HUGE problem
🚨 The election results show there were more Republican votes for Agriculture Commissioner than for US Senate and Governor seats
There is no way Republicans came out to vote for Agriculture Commissioner but not US Senate
Republican vote totals in Georgia:
- Agriculture Commissioner: 1,922,235
- Governor: 1,909,727
- Insurance Commissioner: 1,901,067
- School Superintendent: 1,890,782
- Labor Commissioner: 1,884,575
- Attorney General: 1,856,944
- Public Service Commission District 5: 1,855,409
- Secretary of State: 1,847,873
- Lieutenant Governor: 1,834,070
- All U.S. House: 1,825,598
- Public Service Commission District 3: 1,808,461
- US Senate: 1,712,587
The Senate race was against Democrat Jon Ossoff, and he won
Again, there is no way Republicans voters turned out to vote Red for Agriculture Commissioner but then voted Democrat for Senate
This is clearly no right
Kyle retweeted
Took me a good minute to find AIPAC. The way people talk about it you would think it was the only PAC to ever exist!
Kyle retweeted
Cousins in MIN before KOC*: +0.171 EPA/db, 49.4% SR
Cousins in MIN w/ KOC: +0.086 EPA/db, 49% SR
Cousins after MIN: +0.130 EPA/db, 50% SR
Darnold w/ KOC: +0.1 EPA/db, 50.4% SR
Darnold after MIN: +0.134 EPA/db, 50.7% SR
Wentz w/ KOC: -0.05 EPA/db, 43.3% SR
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Kyle retweeted
🚨 🚨 BRAKING 🚨 🚨
The House attempt to impeach Secretary of State Pete Hegseth has failed. Double Jeopardy prevents them from bringing impeachment charges again
7 kids
3 successful marriages
1 total and complete exoneration
His haters are in shambles
Kyle retweeted
Thread 🧵: What really happens at Turning Point Events.
(Trigger Warning: Disturbing Content)
- Deplorable Conduct
- Police Reports
- Allegations of Abuse
- Underage Drinking
- Lives Changed Forever
And a staff which did nothing to stop it.
This isn't partisan, its evil.
Kyle retweeted
Six weeks later, 3-loss Missouri is ranked #22 in the CFP Top 25 for absolutely no reason other than to gift other SEC teams a “ranked win.”
L to 5-loss Miss State
L by 28 to Ole Miss
L by 14 to Texas
Best win is 5-4 Florida
Absolute joke.
Kyle retweeted
Kirk Cousins, Kevin O’Connell, and Nolan Teasley will all have (separate) press conferences at TCO Performance Center tomorrow.
These are truly disgusting people
🚨 Philly DSA Accuses Politicians of Repression While Its Own Leadership Celebrates Purging Zionist Opposition
Philly DSA is defending Sunday's boycott of Jewish-owned businesses, accusing elected officials of attempting to suppress pro-Palestinian activism.
Listen to Philly DSA's James Ray describe how October 7 accelerated the push for hardline anti-Zionist red lines, first within the Philadelphia chapter and eventually at the national level.
Ray recalls being "hooting and hollering and celebrating" after October 7, while an Israeli-American member expressed concern for her family near Gaza. Following an ugly internal confrontation, Ray boasts that "we ended up basically holding our line and she left the chapter."
Her departure helped galvanize his faction, which organized activists behind the scenes to pass a hardline anti-Zionist resolution with roughly 83–84% support, having "just routed our opposition." Similar red lines were subsequently adopted nationally.
Just a friendly reminder that virtually any criticism of DSA will be met with cries of political repression, even as its own activists openly celebrate suppressing dissent within their ranks.
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