Editor/Songwriter/Photographer/Dreamer I laugh in the face of optimism.. HA!
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MAGA: It’s America, the halftime show should be performed in English!!
Kid Rock: 🗣️ BaWiTdAbA dA BaNg Da BaNg DiGgY dIgGy DiGgy
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For the first time in 22 years, @richeisen is back hosting SportsCenter 🤩
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The only 2 players in Dodgers history to hit 10 home runs and pitch at least 2 games in the same season:
Shohei Ohtani and Kiké Hernández 🤝
H/T @SlangsOnSports
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This morning, ICE agents came to Dodger Stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. They were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. Tonight’s game will be played as scheduled.
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Truth Social has crashed from the traffic surge and in so doing accidentally created a hauntingly poignant image.
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TRENDING: ESPN MINA KIMES SAYS SHE IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF DEI
“That’s what diversity, equity, & inclusion is all about. It’s been twisted into a slur; it’s been (derogatory) to say people are unqualified”
“Yeah, I am a person who’s representative of DEI”
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Sorry I’m a little behind. Was it DEI or a trans athlete that crashed the stock market
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Since the story on the @DeptofDefense's website on Jackie Robinson has been deleted, here are the details of his service in the United States military.
In 1942, Robinson was drafted and reported to Fort Riley, Kansas. By early 1943, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant before joining the 761st tank battalion, also known as the Black Panthers.
A year later, after Robinson boarded an Army bus, the driver asked him to retreat to the back. Robinson refused -- more than a decade before Rosa Parks. Robinson was court martialed and later acquitted.
He spent the rest of his military service at Camp Breckinridge, where he coached Army athletics teams. Robinson was honorably discharged in November 1944.
