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🇺🇸 Dad, SpEd Teacher, retired Republican Political activist, UC BearCat, USU Aggie, and Sycamore Ave. Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Xi. All opinions are my own

Joined December 2008
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Amen
The idea that Senate GOP could get this brutal ass-whooping and respond by rolling its decrepit leadership back into power is honestly EMBARRASSING. “Let’s keep the same pathetic leadership.” HAVE SOME DECENCY! Step down as a matter of honor! Stop crapping on your own voters!
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Agreed
Republicans will never regain power by becoming more like Democrats. We need bold colors. No pale pastels.
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I really hope this is true. Maybe a leader @BasedMikeLee ?
It’s going to be a wild week in the US Senate. Buckle up. I have been calling around to various Republican Senators this weekend. A few takeaways… 1. Conference is just furious — pissed is an understatement. 2. They see their own inaction on critical issues like the SAVE Act and insider trading bills as a major de-motivator for the midterms. They blame Thune and leadership for playing safe. 3. The rushed Leadership vote Tuesday is seen as a blatant insult. Senators want to know how their Leaders will respond to lame duck session and being in a steep minority. 4. Over a dozen Senators are demanding round the clock work on Trump nominations and judicial appointments. Some believe parts of the SAVE Act can still be passed through reconciliation. 5. Recess appointments are also being demanded. Thune is holding them up. 6. Senators are openly questioning their adherence to “tradition” — blue slip, filibuster etc. — as a new crop of Democrats couldn’t care less and will destroy tradition for power in a heartbeat. 7. There’s a sense that something big is going to happen. A real shakeup. Stay tuned… One Senator tells me: “The guys blocking an America First conference are all gone now. It’s never going back to the old ways. Time to try new things…” Buckle up.
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Good job.
Pope Leo XIV has voted in the midterm elections of the United States, expressing his “belief in the right and the duty of citizens to participate in democratic processes.” The Holy See Press Office announced on Friday that Pope Leo XIV, an American citizen, "has exercised his right to vote as a United States citizen, whenever he was eligible to do so." The Press Office confirmed that, “in keeping with this long-standing practice of civic participation, he has submitted his mail-in ballot in Chicago.” “The Holy Father has also confirmed that, during his years of residence in Peru he exercised his right to vote whenever he was eligible to do so,” noted the statement.
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Very fascinating.
For the first time ever, a Pope is voting in an Illinois election. Pope Leo is voting by mail from Rome. I wonder if that means His Holiness is voting for the pro-life candidate Darren Bailey?
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Replying to @greggutfeld
@greggutfeld another drunk candidate.
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Way to go Mr President.
Larry Elder: President Trump: Cheerleader-In-Chief “In 2014, President Barack Obama, during the last midterm of his presidency, was 53 years old. He did seven rallies, four of which took place in October. …President Donald Trump, during the last midterm of his presidency, is 80 years old. So far in this month of October, he has held 23 rallies.” townhall.com/columnists/larr…
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I smell burnt toast. Haha
Wrong again @pass_blue. Under the 1947 UN Headquarters Agreement the headquarters district in NYC is in fact still US territory and US law applies there unless specified otherwise. You should actually read the agreement. I did.
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Awesome!
Statement from @GoBEARCATS Director of Athletics John Cunningham: The Big 12 has notified us that we will not be fined following Saturday’s field rush, as our safety protocols were successfully implemented and allowed the visiting team and game officials to safely exit the field following our victory over Texas Tech. I want to thank our staff for their tremendous preparation and execution of our safety plan, as well as our fans for respecting our opponent while celebrating an unforgettable victory at Nippert Stadium. As we prepare to welcome another Top 10 opponent to Nippert Stadium this Saturday, let's keep bringing the incredible energy and passion that make this place so special, while always respecting our opponents and prioritizing the safety of everyone involved.
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Alarming if true.
Holy smokes from NYT: "In the summer of 2025, a staffer for Mary Peltola, the Alaska Democrat who was eyeing a run for Senate, received unusual instructions from top campaign aides: Find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as you can.....The plan worked."
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You should do it!
Replying to @ochocinco
@ochocinco Hey there! I’m with NBC in Cincinnati. We have the Sunday night Bengals/Steelers game on November 15th. We’re doing a pre-game show at 6:30pm. High viewership! Would you want to join us LIVE??? We could even plug ur podcast🐆
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What a fantastic coach.
Congratulations and welcome to the UC Athletics Hall of Fame, Bob Huggins! #Bearcats | @GoBearcatsMBB
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Replying to @DisneyPlus
@DisneyPlus really sucks. You get more commercials with a paid subscription than you do with over the air free tv. I do not recommend.
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This is the way it should be done @LGHendersonUtah
In Ohio, every vote is on paper, and every voter has the opportunity to verify their selections before casting their ballot. Take a few extra seconds to make sure your paper ballot reflects exactly how you intended to vote. That same paper ballot is then used in Ohio’s post-election audits, which check the election night tally against a hand count audit to verify accurate results.
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So true
I have no opinion on Lindsey Graham’s sexuality. But I find it interesting that the Left often finds it appropriate to weaponize homophobia against their political opponents. Just imagine if Republicans did the same thing. The media would lose their damn mind.
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This is just so sad.
Limoges Town Hall in France before vs after meeting "our greatest strength"
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Agreed
Does this not call into question what actually happened to Notre Dame? “Someone dropped a cigarette?” That story always struck me as sketchy, at best.
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Agreed
Terrible no call that ends the game in Provo
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So incredibly sad.
Hôtel de Ville de Limoges has now collapsed. This city hall survived World War II but it couldn’t survive mass immigration from the third world. teapawt.net/Xirthe_v1/status/21115…
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