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@CA_Dem That is just not true

You’re not allowed to watch the World Cup if you’ve ever spoken out against DEI.

@JamesUrbaniak There are different levels of celebrities

NY Times didn't recognize the Haim sisters amongst the celebrities reacting to the Knicks win but in fairness the NY Times is 174 years old.

@jenwayfwiw @fOx1257067 Why wouldn’t they let’s us watch great stories with the full spectrum of emotions

@fOx1257067 I haven’t seen it in probably 40+ years. I just watched this ending and it still gives me the willies. I remember it clear as a bell. Dear god who let us watch these shows?! No wonder why GenX is weird and awesome.

Released in 1975, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi was an animated television special directed by legendary animator Chuck Jones and based on the classic story by Rudyard Kipling. The story follows a brave mongoose who takes on two deadly cobras to protect the family that rescued him. For a generation of kids, it was one of those rare animated films that felt genuinely intense. The stakes were real, the villains were terrifying, and you couldn't help but root for Rikki-Tikki every step of the way. More than 50 years later, it's still remembered as one of the finest animated adaptations ever put on television. Did you watch Rikki-Tikki-Tavi growing up?

@itsedsilha @fOx1257067 @Keithhambone It’s great…whoever complained….sucks

@fOx1257067 @Keithhambone I remember there was an uproar when they put this on TV after a Charlie Brown special… parents in the 70s saw ‘cartoon’ and just left their kids in front of the television. I was one of them. I still have nightmares 😆😱

@fOx1257067 It rules…..that and Watership Down

@TreyWallace The fact that gambling is so accessible is even MORE reason to be harsh on the violators

Texas Tech Pres. Lawrence Schovanec, on NCAA gambling rules (Brendan Sorsby) “I think we have to recognize the rules in place now we’re made long before there were millions of young people walking around with a legal gambling apparatus in their pocket” Sorsby bet on Indiana football, basketball and Cincinnati hoops…

@DefiantLs How about….I wish people werent trying to behead people

The Minister of Northern Ireland on migrant trying to behead an Irish man, “I wish people didn’t see that video”

@omgsidewalks None of what you said….(even if 100% true) means that billion dollar companies arent built through hard work

No billionaire actually built a billion dollar company through hard work. Apple’s cofounder said the garage story is a myth. Bezos got a $300k investment from his parents. Google’s founders were Stanford grads with access to venture capital. Stop promoting the bootstrap ideology.

@brianbeutler Nope....slow counting....as in ballots that appear days later...spawns conspiracy theories

Yes. It’s not slow counting that organically spawns conspiracy theories. It’s Republican lying, full stop. And the people who pretend otherwise—anti-anti Trumpers and mainstream media figures trying to burnish their cred—are useful patsies to enemies of democracy.

@PeteNakos Its not....take it to court

Jeffrey Kessler, Brendan Sorsby’s attorney, has also sent a letter to the Big 12. Comes in the wake of Texas AG letter. "A boycott of Texas Tech or of Mr. Sorsby would be a per se violation of antitrust laws and expose the Big 12 and each of its boycotting members to substantial liability. There is no defense to a per se unlawful boycott of this type, and Mr. Sorsby will hold the Big 12 and its members fully accountable for their actions." on3.com/news/big-12-th…

@TreyWallace @FoxNews He can say whatever he wants...doesn't make it so...and I'm sure the University of Houston would love to get sued by the AG

The Texas Attorney General’s office has sent a letter, obtained by @FoxNews, to the Big 12 outlining what would happen if the conference were to sanction Texas Tech They tell the Big 12 that total exposure for the conference and member schools would be more than $200 million

@MikeMejia3D @jdmisfit26 @neoavatara because a voluntary organization like the Big 12 that Texas Tech itself belongs to, enforcing its bylaws that Texas Tech has voted on and agreed to....is eminently distinguishable from the caselaw cited in the letter

@SenLambert_IN @jdmisfit26 @neoavatara In what way?

Shame on @KenPaxtonTX for this. He shows that he doesn't really care at all about the sanctity of the sport. He should be defending schools like Texas, Texas A&M, etc. Instead, he is siding with corruption.

Jerry’s new girlfriend gets him courtside, but she turns out to be a Spurs fan. George can’t watch the game because Frank insists on watching the Yankees. Elaine pretends to be Mariska Hargitay to get into Dolan’s box. Kramer hosts an illegal viewing party outside of MSG.

@DontAtMeDD @dandakich No schools have ever been excluded from post season play before…..this is unprecedented

"100%. They can't collude together and say, we're not going to allow you to play. That's an antitrust violation." Cody Campbell on Texas Tech suing if the college football committee kept them out of the CFP @dandakich

@DontAtMeDD @dandakich Go play naia teams….nobody is stopping you

@DontAtMeDD @dandakich No it’s not

@MikeMejia3D @jdmisfit26 @neoavatara He's not

@jdmisfit26 @neoavatara Plus Paxton is correct on the law.

@jdmisfit26 @neoavatara Sometimes when you represent a state agency....you tell them they are wrong

@neoavatara Under Texas law the AG's office represents state agencies such as A&M, UT, UofH & Tech in litigation matters. The solution you want is for Paxton to both refuse to represent Tech and not give his (required) ok for Tech to hire its own outside counsel ... in an election year ...

@neoavatara @KenPaxtonTX And I think there are way more Texas and A&M, as well as Baylor and Houston fans in the electorate.....this is really bad politics in addition to everything else.

The Spurs know how to TAKE the lead, they just don't know how to HOLD the lead. And that's really the most important part of the lead: the holding