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Michael Alfred retweeted
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Michael Alfred retweeted
#BillsMafia lets rally around our own and help support Conor. Any donation will help. Lets also send our thoughts and prayers ❤️🙏🏻
On Monday morning November 9, 2026, my husband Conor suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke resulting in a deep brain bleed. He is now in the Neuro ICU, fighting with everything he has.
Anyone who knows Conor knows he lives life to the fullest and has the most enormous heart. He is the person who shows up for the people he loves, every time and without hesitation. Now he needs all of us to show up for him.
These last few days have been the hardest of our lives. We are exhausted and facing so many unknowns. I'm also overwhelmed with gratitude for the family and friends who have dropped everything to be by our side. Every day with Conor is a gift, and every small sign of progress brings hope. I wake up every morning as his wife and lean over to kiss him, thank God he is in my life and for bringing me Conor. I’m still doing that now, just from his hospital bedside.
The road ahead is long and uncertain. Conor will need critical care, rehabilitation, ongoing support, and he won't be able to work for the foreseeable future. This fundraiser will help cover medical bills and lost income, so I can focus on what matters most: being with Conor, supporting his recovery, and bringing him home.
If you're able to give, any amount makes a real difference. If you can't, sharing this page helps just as much.
And please, pray for Conor. Pray for his strength, his healing, and the days ahead.
Conor is the strongest person I know, and I believe in him with everything I have. I can’t wait for the day he wakes up, smiles at me, and says, “hi, beautiful” because that’s how he always wakes up. Thank you for your love, generosity, and prayers. They mean more than I can say.
gofund.me/e1e4818e1
Michael Alfred retweeted
Trump dumping his Nvidia stock a few weeks before this Chinese spy story dropped is the least shocking thing I’ve ever heard in my entire life.
Straight to jail.
Michael Alfred retweeted
Hannah is right. There are no words to describe the immensity of this loss. Loss of her husband, and the father of their daughters, and one of the most decent and most talented men to ever work in sports broadcasting, in this generation or any generation, from golf to football to Michael Phelps.
Michael Alfred retweeted
Não entendo os EUA. Ter uma amante derruba um CEO. Mas pedofilia não derruba o presidente?
Michael Alfred retweeted
I've known @Erinmaguire for a while. She was one of my first friends after relocating to DC. From green rooms to rooftops she's been a solid. Genuine. Caring. Never meets a stranger. My heart goes out to her and her hubby Conor. Please support her in prayer & consider donating.
On Monday morning November 9, 2026, my husband Conor suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke resulting in a deep brain bleed. He is now in the Neuro ICU, fighting with everything he has.
Anyone who knows Conor knows he lives life to the fullest and has the most enormous heart. He is the person who shows up for the people he loves, every time and without hesitation. Now he needs all of us to show up for him.
These last few days have been the hardest of our lives. We are exhausted and facing so many unknowns. I'm also overwhelmed with gratitude for the family and friends who have dropped everything to be by our side. Every day with Conor is a gift, and every small sign of progress brings hope. I wake up every morning as his wife and lean over to kiss him, thank God he is in my life and for bringing me Conor. I’m still doing that now, just from his hospital bedside.
The road ahead is long and uncertain. Conor will need critical care, rehabilitation, ongoing support, and he won't be able to work for the foreseeable future. This fundraiser will help cover medical bills and lost income, so I can focus on what matters most: being with Conor, supporting his recovery, and bringing him home.
If you're able to give, any amount makes a real difference. If you can't, sharing this page helps just as much.
And please, pray for Conor. Pray for his strength, his healing, and the days ahead.
Conor is the strongest person I know, and I believe in him with everything I have. I can’t wait for the day he wakes up, smiles at me, and says, “hi, beautiful” because that’s how he always wakes up. Thank you for your love, generosity, and prayers. They mean more than I can say.
gofund.me/e1e4818e1
Michael Alfred retweeted
Secretary Hegseth has a choice: Is he really going to put the country through this, or is he going to do the honorable thing. When your leadership becomes a distraction from the institution you care about, the right thing to do is resign.
Michael Alfred retweeted
I know the focus of this story has been on his personal behavior and a Chinese honeypot espionage scheme, but when the dust settles on the salacious parts of this story, the real drama here was how our own President gave away sophisticated technology that helps China.
In December of 2025, after Huang pushed, Trump lifted a ban on selling Nvidia's most powerful H200 chips to China. Against our national security interests, he agreed to export the AI chips that China didn’t have and helped them catch up in the AI race.
Ban the sale of Nvidia chips to China. Yesterday.
reuters.com/world/china/how-…
Michael Alfred retweeted
Anyone who has the privilege of knowing Erin knows what a genuinely kind and wonderful person she is. My heart goes out to her and Conor as they navigate this incredibly difficult time. Please consider donating what you can and keeping them in your prayers 🙏🏼
On Monday morning November 9, 2026, my husband Conor suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke resulting in a deep brain bleed. He is now in the Neuro ICU, fighting with everything he has.
Anyone who knows Conor knows he lives life to the fullest and has the most enormous heart. He is the person who shows up for the people he loves, every time and without hesitation. Now he needs all of us to show up for him.
These last few days have been the hardest of our lives. We are exhausted and facing so many unknowns. I'm also overwhelmed with gratitude for the family and friends who have dropped everything to be by our side. Every day with Conor is a gift, and every small sign of progress brings hope. I wake up every morning as his wife and lean over to kiss him, thank God he is in my life and for bringing me Conor. I’m still doing that now, just from his hospital bedside.
The road ahead is long and uncertain. Conor will need critical care, rehabilitation, ongoing support, and he won't be able to work for the foreseeable future. This fundraiser will help cover medical bills and lost income, so I can focus on what matters most: being with Conor, supporting his recovery, and bringing him home.
If you're able to give, any amount makes a real difference. If you can't, sharing this page helps just as much.
And please, pray for Conor. Pray for his strength, his healing, and the days ahead.
Conor is the strongest person I know, and I believe in him with everything I have. I can’t wait for the day he wakes up, smiles at me, and says, “hi, beautiful” because that’s how he always wakes up. Thank you for your love, generosity, and prayers. They mean more than I can say.
gofund.me/e1e4818e1
Michael Alfred retweeted
The President of the United States said I insulted Jesus.
You want to know what insults Jesus?
Kicking the sick off their healthcare.
Bombing schoolchildren in Iran.
Deporting moms and babies.
Covering up the Epstein files.
Michael Alfred retweeted
Please pray for Conor and Erin and contribute if you are able ✝️
On Monday morning November 9, 2026, my husband Conor suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke resulting in a deep brain bleed. He is now in the Neuro ICU, fighting with everything he has.
Anyone who knows Conor knows he lives life to the fullest and has the most enormous heart. He is the person who shows up for the people he loves, every time and without hesitation. Now he needs all of us to show up for him.
These last few days have been the hardest of our lives. We are exhausted and facing so many unknowns. I'm also overwhelmed with gratitude for the family and friends who have dropped everything to be by our side. Every day with Conor is a gift, and every small sign of progress brings hope. I wake up every morning as his wife and lean over to kiss him, thank God he is in my life and for bringing me Conor. I’m still doing that now, just from his hospital bedside.
The road ahead is long and uncertain. Conor will need critical care, rehabilitation, ongoing support, and he won't be able to work for the foreseeable future. This fundraiser will help cover medical bills and lost income, so I can focus on what matters most: being with Conor, supporting his recovery, and bringing him home.
If you're able to give, any amount makes a real difference. If you can't, sharing this page helps just as much.
And please, pray for Conor. Pray for his strength, his healing, and the days ahead.
Conor is the strongest person I know, and I believe in him with everything I have. I can’t wait for the day he wakes up, smiles at me, and says, “hi, beautiful” because that’s how he always wakes up. Thank you for your love, generosity, and prayers. They mean more than I can say.
gofund.me/e1e4818e1
Michael Alfred retweeted
If you violate the law or abuse taxpayer dollars, you should be held accountable.
President Trump's overreaction on issues of corruption and illegal orders reveals more about him than it does about me.
Michael Alfred retweeted
Life happens so fast. Hold your loved ones close. Please consider donating to my friend @Erinmaguire’s GoFundMe below ->
On Monday morning November 9, 2026, my husband Conor suffered a massive hemorrhagic stroke resulting in a deep brain bleed. He is now in the Neuro ICU, fighting with everything he has.
Anyone who knows Conor knows he lives life to the fullest and has the most enormous heart. He is the person who shows up for the people he loves, every time and without hesitation. Now he needs all of us to show up for him.
These last few days have been the hardest of our lives. We are exhausted and facing so many unknowns. I'm also overwhelmed with gratitude for the family and friends who have dropped everything to be by our side. Every day with Conor is a gift, and every small sign of progress brings hope. I wake up every morning as his wife and lean over to kiss him, thank God he is in my life and for bringing me Conor. I’m still doing that now, just from his hospital bedside.
The road ahead is long and uncertain. Conor will need critical care, rehabilitation, ongoing support, and he won't be able to work for the foreseeable future. This fundraiser will help cover medical bills and lost income, so I can focus on what matters most: being with Conor, supporting his recovery, and bringing him home.
If you're able to give, any amount makes a real difference. If you can't, sharing this page helps just as much.
And please, pray for Conor. Pray for his strength, his healing, and the days ahead.
Conor is the strongest person I know, and I believe in him with everything I have. I can’t wait for the day he wakes up, smiles at me, and says, “hi, beautiful” because that’s how he always wakes up. Thank you for your love, generosity, and prayers. They mean more than I can say.
gofund.me/e1e4818e1
Michael Alfred retweeted
I was going to go to work today, but nothing I get paid for would drive the results the company needs, so I'm just going to a party instead.
See how stupid that sounds?
Stop making excuses for the 11 Dems. 204 of their colleagues showed up on time for a procedural vote.
That's the job.
Michael Alfred retweeted
Dan Hicks, longtime lead golf play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports, has died following an acute illness. He was 64.
Across three decades, Hicks provided the soundtrack to some of golf’s most memorable moments. The Arizona native joined NBC in 1992 and assumed the network’s lead play-by-play role in 2000, his broadcast style defined by a steady delivery, unmistakable enthusiasm, and ability to capture the significance of a moment.
Hicks anchored weekend coverage of The Players Championship for nearly three decades and was behind the microphone for the evolution of the FedExCup, in addition to several major championships, bringing his composed approach to golf’s biggest stages.
For nearly two decades, Hicks worked alongside renowned analyst Johnny Miller in one of golf television’s defining broadcast partnerships. Hicks provided a measured presence, guiding viewers through the tension and unpredictability of a final round.
After graduating from the University of Arizona, Hicks began his broadcasting career in local radio and television before joining CNN in 1989. He moved to NBC Sports three years later, with assignments including Olympic swimming, alpine skiing and Notre Dame football. Golf, one of his favorite recreational pastimes, became an enduring beat. His voice will always be synonymous with the game.
Hicks is survived by his wife, sports broadcaster Hannah Storm, and their three daughters.
Rest in Peace, Dan Hicks.
Michael Alfred retweeted
💯. Research confirms, there are not enough positive adjectives to describe Sarah.
