Mike Beaudreau

High Point student radio call of the game is what it is all about

High Point G Chase Johnston, who hit the game-winner in their upset win over Wisconsin, wears jersey #99 to represent The Parable of the Lost Sheep where Jesus leaves the 99 to find the 1 👏

Everyone wants me to rip on TrumpRx. Reality is, it’s saving patients money on IVF and a few other drugs. A lot of money. IMO, anything that saves patients money is a win. And they truly do have some great people that are making smart moves. You just don’t know their names. Chris Klomp. Mark Atalla, Abe Sutton and so many more. When you talk to them, and see the work they put in, it’s obvious they are focused on trying to do the right thing for patients. Don’t forget they didn’t give the insurance industry a price increase they wanted, and those stock prices got crushed. TrumpRx is just getting started. @costplusdrugs is just getting started.

Gladys won it! National Champion!! 🐅 🏃‍♀️

Our agency had the second and third-place finishers at the USATF Half Marathon Championships yesterday, Carrie Ellwood and Annie Rodenfels, respectively. I am gutted for the athletes impacted by the on-course mishap and for the Atlanta Track Club team. I also understand the precarious position this places USATF, given their published selection criteria for the World Athletics Road Running Championships in Copenhagen this September. The USATF selection procedures state that the top three finishers at the National Championships will earn automatic selection to the World Championships, with one additional at-large spot going to the top-ranked athlete in the World Athletics global rankings (full criteria below). Should any athlete on the podium decline, USATF will then fill those spots by order of finish, up to the fifth position. Earlier today, I had conversations with both Carrie and Annie. Both athletes prefer that the rightful team of Jess McClain, Emma Grace Hurley, and Ednah Kurgat be named to the team representing the Stars & Stripes, as it was a foregone conclusion that they had the team spots locked up, given their lead and proximity to the finish. I’ve had conversations with USATF today as well and understand by selecting those three they would be going against their selection criteria, as Jess (ninth), Emma (twelfth), and Ednah (thirteenth) finished outside the top-five designation. There is the spirit of the law and the letter of the law. The spirit of the selection criteria is to send the strongest possible team to the global championships, that spirit should win out here. Doing the right thing matters, and as a former athlete who has been on both sides of lead vehicle snafus—as the beneficiary (New Haven, 2000), and as the punished (Air Force Marathon 13.1, 2011)—I understand what the athletes are going through now. This is an opportunity for USATF to name Jess, Emma, and Ednah to Team USA. Should any of them decline, Carrie and Annie would happily step in, be ready roll, and do our country proud. 🇺🇸 I want to thank USATF for making this such a priority at this time. They're working hard on a solution, and I'm sure we’ll have one in short order. (Photo: Annie and Carrie in a gratuitous post-race doping control shot #CleanSport)

Clemson Fam… What. A. Day. Top 15 Softball Win 🐅 🥎 Top 25 Men’s Hoops Gritty Dub 🐅 🏀 Rivalry Baseball Gem 🐅 ⚾️ 2nd Place ACC Men’s Track 🐅 🏃 ACC CHAMPIONS Women’s Track 🐅 🏃‍♀️ 🏆 More to finish, tomorrow…. 🐅

Congratulations to the Class of 2030! Welcome to the Clemson Family. 🧡 💜

🚨Governor DeSantis responds to Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear talking shit about him on Jon Stewart. “A guy that sends state police to try to block people from worshipping on Easter Sunday. A guy that's obsessed with gender mutilation of minors. If that's the person that's criticizing me, I wear that as a badge of honor.”

Thank you for the outpouring of love and excitement as we prepare to welcome our fourth child. Your support means more to us than we can say. In place of gifts, we would be honored if you would consider making a donation to your local diaper bank to help families in need.

Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who believes there is still hope for our state. Yesterday, I knocked on a door that wasn’t even on my list to ask for a signature on my nomination papers. When I introduced myself as a candidate for State Representative, the first question was, “What party?” I said I’m a Republican. The gentleman told me he’s a Democrat and couldn’t sign my papers because of that. Fair enough. But instead of walking away, I asked him a simple question: “Are you happy with the way things are going in Massachusetts?” He paused. That pause said a lot. He admitted he wasn’t pleased with the direction of the state and is even considering registering as an independent because he doesn’t feel the Democrat Party represents him anymore. Rising costs. Energy bills. Taxes. The feeling that it’s getting harder to stay here. We kept talking. He invited me just inside to get out of the cold and introduced me to his wife. I told them I was knocking doors in the neighborhood and that my father-in-law lives across the street. What started as a quick exchange turned into nearly an hour of conversation about affordability, accountability, and the future of our communities. In the end, even though they couldn’t sign my nomination papers, they told me they would support me and vote for me in November. That’s bigger than one signature. It’s proof that people are thinking for themselves. That conversations still matter. That common sense can cross party lines. Change doesn’t start in a committee room. It starts at the front door. There is hope for Massachusetts. It starts with conversations like this. If you believe our state can do better, share this. Let’s keep the conversations going.

No one has been a fiercer defender of our history than me. When I walked straight into the lion’s den on Real Time with Bill Maher, we had an honest conversation about Robert E. Lee, and rejecting the woke reimagining of our history. By the time it was over, even liberals had to acknowledge the truth. As a West Point graduate who lived in Robert E. Lee Barracks, I bring real perspective. Three West Pointers came from my home. A Black family raised with conservative values, faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and a deep commitment to service. Service is in our blood. Respect for American values is in our character. Rejecting the institutional destruction pushed by the radical left has always been my mission, and it always will be.

Woot Woot!!! Go @Micah_harden54

This is my guy. Love ya brother.

One important point that is huge for regular people: January wage growth: 3.7% January Inflation: 2.7% Wage growth outpacing inflation is very big news and great to see.

Eileen Gu is a traitor. She was born in America, raised in America, lives in America, and chose to compete against her own country for the worst human rights abuser on the planet, China. She built her fame in a free country, then chose to represent an authoritarian regime while cashing in on endorsements linked by watchdog groups to mass detention and forced labor camps. When human rights come up, she disappears. That’s not neutrality. That’s a choice. She chose to play for a country responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of its own people and that is running concentration camps right now, instead of the country where she was born and given opportunity. You don’t get to enjoy the freedoms of U.S. citizenship while acting as a global PR asset for the Chinese Communist Party. By choosing to promote the CCP on the world stage, Eileen Gu forfeited any moral claim to America and should not keep her U.S. citizenship. She chose Communism over Freedom.

An atheist Chinese surgeon didn't believe in Jesus until this happened Video: CBN

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U.S. figure skater kisses photo of his parents, who died in D.C. plane crash. Maxim Naumov broke down in tears clutching the photo, while making his Olympic debut at the Winter Olympics, one year after the tragic plane crash.

Black children in Mississippi are now performing better in reading and math than black children in New York and California-- despite having much higher rates of poverty and spending much less per student. And the secret was simply not allowing children to move up a grade level unless they can read proficiently. It turns out that when education is prioritized over woke ideology, the outcomes for our kids are better.

Just received a message from a High School student in Pennsylvania that has a group of friends who will wear PRO-ICE shirts during their school’s anti-police walkout. I messaged back & told him & his parents to reach out to me. Not everyone is falling for the propaganda.