Senator Sean Bennett 🌙

Important to note that both Bob Feller and Ted Williams went to war, missed substantial time from the game, only to return to the diamond and not just play again, but dominate.

About time for the greatest All Star Game in professional sports! And great pre-game story just now about Bob Feller enlisting & going to war the day after Pearl Harbor attack. Then playing in pick up games in Iceland. Met Feller when I a kid at College Park in Charleston. Cool!

Godspeed, Senator Graham. Godspeed. Full statement here >> @bennettscsenate/note/c-293174268?r=1f19u5&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@bennettscsena…

Applause to AT&T for this commercial - “They say if you have time to scroll you have time for a call.” youtu.be/KB4M-Y_1pC0 (I recognize the hypocrisy. Yet, here you are.)

No Ease in Liberty began with today's debates. Its foundation began on July 4, 1776. The Declaration remains America's statement of first principles. Read more: bit.ly/NEILDeclaration

@eyes_laughing Maybe, but I’d still offer it. My guess is that your family would be more concerned about their lineage forgetting why they fought.

@BennettSCSenate You are not welcome. You voted against the redistricting. My family were SC militia and Continential Soldiers. They wouldn’t shake your hand today.

“London, we have a problem.” - Commodore Sir Peter Parker (not necessarily authenticated but probable) Happy Carolina Day! You’re welcome, America.

As America approaches her 250th birthday, the question is not whether liberty is worth preserving. Rather are willing to bear the responsibilities required to preserve it. Liberty is not an inheritance to be consumed. It is a trust to be preserved. bit.ly/NEIL1776

When TV was funny… RIP James Burrows #Cheers #BobNewhart #Taxi

Happy Birthday to the Great Seal of the United States! Adopted on this day in 1782 by the Continental Congress. The Great Seal showcases a bald eagle holding an olive branch & arrows, shield with 13 stripes, the motto E pluribus unum, & 13 stars representing the original states.

Courts have struck down NCAA rules limiting transfers, setting eligibility limits, and have allowed former professionals to return to the college game. Additionally, a player can now also bet on their own games. Sounds like a wonderful foundation for competitive amateur sports.

For years, we were told rising insurance costs were inevitable. Florida chose to address one real driver: excessive litigation and the incentives behind it. Sometimes doing right means standing up to special interests that benefit from the status quo cnb.cx/43YYDYE

We celebrate the founders’ courage. But hope we’re never asked to match it. open.substack.com/pub/noeaseinli…

We remain eternally grateful. Godspeed.

We celebrate the founders’ courage. But hope we’re never asked to match it. Liberty wasn’t secured by ideas alone— but by those willing to pay for them. What is it worth to you? New essay >>> bit.ly/FinalSentence #NoEaseInLiberty

So many sheep.

Baseball has no clock—and no excuses. It demands discipline, accepts failure, and rewards persistence. A free society asks the same of us. “Many attend. Few understand.” New essay: The Game Without a Clock > bit.ly/GameWithoutClo…

Budget passed. Priorities funded. Now the focus shifts back to the people’s business as we head into the final stretch of session. Grateful for your input—and always working to do right, not easy. mailchi.mp/bennettscsenat…

I’m certainly not a Yankees fan but…no. Just, NO. nytimes.com/athletic/72172…

Freedom isn’t secured by strong leaders. It’s secured by citizens willing to govern themselves. If we step back, someone else steps in. New No Ease in Liberty ↓ bit.ly/FreedomRequire… #NoEaseInLiberty #SelfGovernment #Liberty