Chris Cotton

@RichardArion1 @EchoesofWarYT Not even close. But because of presidents just like him you're entitled to your opinion

@EchoesofWarYT He was one evil man.

Today is Harry Truman Day. Some things you should know about the most underrated president in American history: He didn't have a college degree. He's the only 20th-century president who didn't. He was a Missouri farm boy who fought as an artillery captain in WWI (his men called him "Captain Harry") and never lost a soldier under his command. After the war he opened a haberdashery, went broke in the 1922 recession, and spent the next 15 years paying off every dollar he owed because he refused to declare bankruptcy. The "S" in Harry S. Truman doesn't stand for anything. His parents couldn't decide between his two grandfathers, Anderson Shipp and Solomon Young, so they compromised on just the letter. He was Vice President for 82 days. He met privately with FDR exactly twice. Nobody told him the United States was building an atomic bomb. He learned about the Manhattan Project after he was already President. When he was summoned to the White House on April 12, 1945, Eleanor Roosevelt told him her husband was dead. Truman asked, "Is there anything I can do for you?" She replied: "Is there anything we can do for YOU? You're the one in trouble now." Four months later, he authorized the use of nuclear weapons against Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In May 1948, against the unanimous opposition of his Secretary of State, his entire State Department, and the Pentagon, he made the United States the first nation on Earth to recognize the State of Israel. Eleven minutes after it declared independence. Two months later, he desegregated the entire United States armed forces by executive order. Sixteen years before the Civil Rights Act. That November, every poll, every pundit, and every major newspaper said he would lose to Thomas Dewey. The Chicago Daily Tribune printed "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" before the votes were counted. Truman won, and the photo of him grinning while holding up that wrong headline became the most famous election photograph ever taken. In 1950, two Puerto Rican nationalists tried to assassinate him at Blair House. A White House police officer named Leslie Coffelt was shot three times in the chest and still managed to kill one of the attackers before he died. Truman attended his funeral. Later that same year, a Washington Post critic named Paul Hume gave a mediocre review to his daughter Margaret's singing recital. The sitting President of the United States, commander in chief, holder of the nuclear codes, architect of the Marshall Plan, sat down and personally wrote Hume: "Some day I hope to meet you. When that happens you'll need a new nose, a lot of beefsteak for black eyes, and perhaps a supporter below." He kept a sign on his desk that read "The buck stops here." When he left the White House in 1953, he had no Secret Service detail, no presidential pension, and no staff. He and Bess loaded up their own Chrysler and drove themselves back to Independence, Missouri, stopping at roadside diners along the way. Congress was so embarrassed they invented the Former Presidents Act because of him. He was so broke as an ex-president he had to take out a personal bank loan. He refused every corporate board offer he received because he believed cashing in on the presidency would degrade the office. He left the White House with a 22% approval rating, the lowest of any president to that point. Today, historians consistently rank him in the top 10. The buck stopped there.

@Filmantopia @DoubtfulHobbes @Breaking911 You're beyond help

@DoubtfulHobbes @Breaking911 Because research shows death penalty is not an effective deterrent, and the taxpayer costs of death penalty are millions higher than life incarceration.

BREAKING: Tanner Horner, the FedEx driver who kidnapped and murdered 7-year-old Athena Strand in Texas, has been sentenced to death.

@Filmantopia @Breaking911 So we the tax payers should pay to let him live another 50 years. Fuck that, slit his throat

@Breaking911 I have young daughters. What this monster did was unfathomably horrific, but the death penalty is a counter-productive form of punishment, and not equivalent to justice.

@ChanceMock @GoBlueLexi117 You can't expect them to actually understand! I mean they don't even understand their independence day is in September

@GoBlueLexi117 Puerto Rico isn’t Mexico you moron.

If you whined and cried about the SB halftime show, I better not see you lifting your fucking margarita while eating a taco today. Fuck you. 😂

@positive_jetson @TexBlonde05 Almost had it

@TexBlonde05 867-3509?

Yes 979-542-3050!

@NYCane63 @No3sports cHEcK mY ProFIle. Another internet tough guy

@No3sports Obviously, it’s enough. Check my profile, you really want to get in a back & forth with me?

Top 10 WRs entering the 2026 College Football season. Who’d we miss?

@JaredSandler J Jung

HR pick?

@davideckert98 @Still_Not_Ted @swangnbangstros @Dwayne42005782 @T_Justin1 Yeah. That was pretty cruel of him

@Still_Not_Ted @swangnbangstros @Dwayne42005782 @T_Justin1 I cannot believe you’ve just subjected my mentions to what’s about to happen

Aiden Robbins is dominating the SEC conference-only leaderboards. Here's where he ranks in a few categories: HR: first (10) SLG: first (.836) AVG: sixth (.370)

@Johnsmemes Spicy dorritos on a PB sandwich

Anyone else do this?

@ChuyJaibo @TexasBaseball Bro! They're in LAS vegas

viva las Horns 🤘 #HookEm

@TheBurghBuckeye @CFBRep @TexasFootball

Jahdae Barron vs notable pass catchers in coverage this year: Colston Loveland: 6 Yards Emeka Egbuka: 5 Yards Kevin Coleman: 17 Yards Arian Smith: 21 Yards (1 INT) Carnell Tate: 0 Yards Andrew Armstrong: 6 Yards Dane Key: 0 Yards TJ Moore: 13 Yards Bryant Wesco Jr: 9 Yards (1 INT) LOCKDOWN 🔒

@TexasBaseball @andreduplantier 👏🤘👏👏🤜🤜

raising the stakes ♠️ #HookEm | @andreduplantier

@TexasBaseball @andreduplantier Uh...about that location

@kenfigkowboy @_MLFootball @LawsNation @ScooterMagruder @WerderEdNFL @clarencehilljr @toddarcher @rjochoa @kyleumlang @newyscruggs @SlaterNFL It's OK chief, have someone read it to you slowly

@_MLFootball @LawsNation @ScooterMagruder @WerderEdNFL @clarencehilljr @toddarcher @rjochoa @kyleumlang @newyscruggs @SlaterNFL Factually incorrect We can put this one down to click bait and attention hoarding. Ewers has 100% not met with the Cowboys Not saying he may not, but right now this is false news

JUST IN: #Texas star quarterback Quinn Ewers has a formal meeting with the Dallas #Cowboys at the #NFL combine, sources exclusively tell @_MLFootball. Ewers, 21, was 11 and 1 on the road as a starter in conference games. CFP semifinals 2 seasons in a row and 27 & 5 as a starter.

@KendallRogers @TexasBaseball @TTU_Baseball @IlliniBaseball @UW_Baseball Good read

READ: d1baseball.com/analysis/2025-… @TexasBaseball @TTU_Baseball @IlliniBaseball @UW_Baseball

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@ChiTownClown22 @TexasMBB @iamtrejohnson1 Ape?

career high 3️⃣4️⃣ points and counting for @iamtrejohnson1 🤘 #HookEm

@LiVe2DaNceATL That's funny as hell!!

@OverlordKego @CNviolations Watch the video. She's excited not having a breakdown

Kyle Busch’s wife was brought to tears by a recent Executive Order from President Trump.

@Shaughn_A2 I would like to know what part of the Bible he thinks he is preaching from?

What a horrible thing for a pastor to say to his congregation…we are each beautifully and wonderfully made in God’s image, AND we all have free will. This is disgusting 😔