Chris Pinkerton II

CBS is silent PBS is silent CNN is silent ABC is silent MSNBC is silent 60 Minutes is silent New York Times is silent Washington Post is silent Thanks to Elon Musk buying 𝕏, nobody would know how Democrats actually treat Women Protect Savanah Hernandez at all costs

@LouisvilleSB @MrAndersonJared Opposite trajectory of the baseball team, easy to go ladies!!

Vibes are high if you couldn't tell 😁 #GoCards

Just got off stage in Louisville. That had to be the best crowd I’ve ever played for in my life, or in the running for sure I love you so much and I’ll always come back to Kentucky God speed and thank you for making me the luckiest man on earth tonight

THIS is what it looks like to be unashamed on the world stage. Astronaut Victor Glover: “When this started on April 3rd, I wanted to thank God in public, and I want to thank God again." Amen, brother! Love this dude.

Ella is a heroine!

Think about what just happened today. We lit a controlled explosion in Florida, sent four humans ~240,000 miles into deep space, slingshotted them around the far side of the moon, and brought them home to a bullseye in the Pacific. The re-entry capsule hit the atmosphere at 25,000 mph and had to thread a corridor only a few degrees wide. Too shallow and you skip off into space. Too steep and you burn. They nailed it. Now picture someone a thousand years ago looking up at that same moon. They could not have imagined this. Not the math. Not the machine. Not the four people inside it. Not the idea that we would watch it live from a glass rectangle in our pocket on the other side of the world. And yet people today are confident they know what the next 30, 50, 500 years will look like. They do not. No one ever does. The cotton gin. The steam engine. The lightbulb. The airplane. The internet. The smartphone. Splitting the atom. Walking on the moon. Every single one of them was impossible until it wasn't. We are not at the end of the story. We are barely past the opening chapter. Humanity will always find a way to win. Bullish. Always. Sent from my iPhone

WOAH 🚨 Days before Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) sworn in, husband quits $92k job to start consulting firm! Net worth skyrockets to $8M. Politicians’ ‘consulting firms’ = taxpayer money laundering! Do you support DOGEing her family? A. Yes B. No.

@Gruncle_Ellis They are getting crushed, got greedy now ECBP, Larceny BP & Bernheim BP all sitting on shelves from previous years along with a lot of other bottles

With the whiskey market being what it is in the states most of these “allocated” bottles need to be “standard shelf” bottles. Talking to you Weller… …and you Blanton’s

HEY @KATYPERRY, REMEMBER? Remember when Donald Trump had sex with an underage student then had to leave his teaching post, make the student sign an NDA, and then pay the family nearly $3M in hush money to stay quiet? Neither do I, because that was Justin Trudeau. BUT HE’S A LIBERAL, SO IT’S FINE.

No matter how many times you’ve watched it, Max the dog playing with his duck friend Fred never fails to make your day

Nothing like a little home cooking. ♨️ #GoCards

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS ... AGAIN!!!! Louisville All-Girl has won its 12th straight title 🏆 📸 Roman Polyachenko #GoCards

@LouisvilleVB Great crowd

Set 1 | Louisville 25 - Tennessee 16 Firing on all cylinders in Set 1. 🔥 #GoCards

Congrats to this Mexican man who chose to self deport! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 He did it the right way and is now granted permanent residency! Welcome back to America!🇺🇸❤️

WOW. Kirk Moore, the Principal of Pauls Valley High School in Oklahoma, was injured after he TACKLED a would-be school shooter. Moore suffered a gunshot wound to the leg but was able to subdue the shooter and prevent further casualties. This man is a HERO.

@LouisvilleVB On my way

Feeling great to be home 🤗 30 minutes to first serve vs Tennessee! #GoCards

@braves2430 Any of the top 3

Who gets the ball for the walk off Win? 🏆

@NFL_DovKleiman Bo Jackson

You can't say Derrick Henry, Marshawn Lynch, LaDainian Tomlinson or Adrian Peterson. It's 4th and goal at the 1 and you need a TD ... what RB do you give the ball to? I'll start: Jerome Bettis

Let me get this straight Yesterday Anthropic announced a new AI model that autonomously found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD In under a day For under $20,000 It also found a 16-year-old bug in video software that had survived 5 million automated tests and every human reviewer who ever looked at the code It chained together 4 vulnerabilities to escape a web browser sandbox It solved a corporate network attack simulation that would have taken a human expert over 10 hours By itself With no human involvement after the initial prompt Meanwhile I have to fill out a form on a government website that doesn't fit my browser window The submit button is cut off The error message says "please try again later" It's been saying that since Tuesday The federal government spends over $100 billion a year on IT 80% of that goes to maintaining legacy systems That's $80 billion a year To keep systems running that were built when Nixon was president The IRS still uses a system written in COBOL from the 1960s It won't be fully replaced until 2030 At which point it will be 60 years old The Treasury's taxpayer system is 51 years old HHS runs a patient system that is 50 years old The Department of Education runs student information on a 46-year-old platform These aren't obscure backroom tools These process the money, the healthcare, and the education of 330 million people On code written before the internet existed Let me run the math $80 billion a year For 10 years That's $800 billion Spent maintaining technology from an era when the most advanced computer in America had less processing power than a modern thermostat For the same price Anthropic's new AI model could run 40 million individual security assessments Each one capable of finding decades-old vulnerabilities in a day 40 million And the government can't build a webpage that fits on a laptop screen In private equity we have a term for this It's called "capex misallocation" When you spend enormous sums maintaining obsolete infrastructure instead of replacing it It shows up on the balance sheet as an asset But it functions as a liability It drags down productivity It creates security risk It compounds every year And eventually it becomes so expensive to replace that you just keep paying to maintain it Forever Which is exactly where the federal government is A $100 billion annual IT budget 80% allocated to keeping the lights on 20% for everything new No private company would survive running its infrastructure this way But the government doesn't have to survive It just has to keep collecting taxes And those taxes are processed on a 60-year-old COBOL system That still can't handle a form that fits in my browser window Make common sense common again Plz fix. Thx. Sent from my iPhone