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@MN6Watch @EricLDaugh Tell me you realize how ridiculous your comment is. The ENTIRE point of voter ID is to ensure only citizens vote in our elections. You do realize that right? RIGHT??

What exactly was in Husted’s unanimous consent request? “Only the voter ID portion” is doing a lot of work in that sentence. If it was strictly photo ID at the polls — Democrats have said they don’t oppose that. Schumer said it on the floor this week. If it included proof of citizenship to register — that’s not “only voter ID.” That’s the provision Kansas tried that blocked 30,000+ eligible citizens. Republicans have been conflating photo ID to vote with proof of citizenship to register all day. The text of what Husted actually proposed matters. Has anyone published it?

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Senate Democrats were just asked to pass ONLY the voter ID part of the SAVE America Act... ...and they BLOCKED it. Democrats said "we support voter ID, not all the other stuff" So Sen. Jon Husted filed to do exactly that. THEY JUST WANT FRAUD! SEN. MIKE LEE: "Chuck Schumer and other Democrats have insisted that they actually support Voter ID—they just object to other parts of the SAVE America Act." "Well, Sen Jon Husted just asked unanimous consent to pass ONLY the Voter ID portion of the bill. Democrats blocked it."

@atrupar The paradigm shift is only going to accelerate. AI is going to change reality and most people simply aren’t prepared for it.

Powell: "The thing a good number of people on the committee are concerned about is the very very low level of job creation. If you adjust what has been the trend job creation over the past 6 months for what we think is the overstatement due to overcounting, effectively there is 0 net job creation in the private sector"

@Adorable_Adora1 @CollinRugg Lmao damn. There ain’t no way you are even serious. His family IS the problem. You don’t turn out like him without complete trash around you. Good riddance.

@CollinRugg This is really sad. He’s only 18 years old, and now he faces a sentence that will keep him in prison for most of his adult life. His family must be feeling a lot of pain and worry over what this will mean for his future.

NEW: Family of a Texas teen loses it as judge sentences him to 25 years in prison for robbing a convenience store. Judge Raquel West was seen torching 18-year-old Caden James Fontenette before handing out the sentence. "There was a time some years ago that there really wasn't even a question... State's attorneys were recommending youthful offenders probation. Let's give everybody an opportunity..." West said. "You don't have a good likelihood of being successful if I were to put you on probation... I'm going to sentence you to a term of 25 years." Fontenette pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery for a 2025 incident where he and two others robbed a convenience store at gunpoint. The suspects were caught on camera assaulting the store clerk. Fontenette will likely be in his 40s when he is released from prison.

@NickBoschh @AlexForbesOps Those are 3” tapcons. Trust me, the bottoms plate will still be there after an F5. Nothing else will. The laughable thing is thinking that will slide together the way they show. Unless that concrete pad is PERFECT, there’s a lot of fudging going on getting those panels plumb.

@AlexForbesOps We really trusting these to hold this thing down in a storm? Looks like maybe 1.5" of bite into the concrete. I'd be putting down a lag-bolted bottom plate.

These golf sim kits are pretty slick. If you knew what you were doing you could probably get this built in a long weekend. Full blown golf cabin in your back yard.

@Barty1985 @LboundT @mattvanswol Lmao damn man you are a piece of work. Let me speak for all “boomers” which I ain’t even one, when I say, pound sand. People can live in a house they paid for as long as they want. Don’t like it, build a new one. FOH.

@LboundT @mattvanswol They have 55+ communities for a reason. Plenty of millennials are stuck in townhouses and can afford a single family unit. If one goes on the market there’s 8-10 offers on it. That’s a housing shortage. But not blaming boomers for living longer

Just so we are all on the same page... There was never a housing problem. There was an illegal immigration problem. There was never a debt problem. There was a fraud problem. There was never a border problem. There was an enforcement problem. There was never a crime problem. There was a prosecution problem. There was never a homelessness problem. There was a fraudulent NGO problem. There was never a failing school system problem. There was an indoctrination problem. There was never a funding problem. There was a theft problem. There was never a healthcare affordability problem. There was an illegal alien free-load problem. There was never an American dream problem. There was a Democrat problem.

@gregcloney @ErickStakelbeck lol ok, nevermind.

@CurtTHC @ErickStakelbeck Iran has never been a threat to the world. has no proxies,Hamas and Hezbollah have their own agenda and exist as a response to Israeli aggression. Israel is not going to stop being a child murdering, genocidal Imperialist, colonial, terrorist entity just because it has won a war.

Operation Epic Fury has separated America's true allies from fair weather friends, fence sitters and outright adversaries. Seven days into this historic operation to crush the Iranian regime's terror machine,  a few things have become very clear. Number one, Israel is our greatest ally in the world. Number two, much of Europe is now worse than unreliable--the governments of Great Britain and Spain in particular have been disgraceful this past week. Number three, Russia remains a determined adversary, even providing intelligence to Iran about U.S. troop locations. Yet despite it all, the U.S. and Israel are completely smashing the regime and now President @realDonaldTrump is demanding their "unconditional surrender."

@gregcloney @ErickStakelbeck Ponder this. Let’s say this war results in Iran no longer being a threat in the world. Israel no longer has the boogie man they’ve used for decades. Irans proxies wither and die without their funding and support. That scenario looks a lot better than the past 50-60 years…

@ErickStakelbeck Israel bumps Trump into a pointless, criminal war without any US strategic advantage. It takes the lives of US servicemen, depletes US defensive capability and costs US tax payers billions of $. That is not an ally that is your lord and master dictating what you do. Stooge.

@amenityleader @VigilantFox Well yeah, but you just described most radical left people…

@VigilantFox It strikes me that I always thought Don Lemon was a radical left guy….but in reality, he is just very very stupid and dumb.

Bill Maher spells out to Don Lemon two big reasons why a 5% wealth tax would be a disaster for California. ADAM SCHIFF: “I’m for it…” MAHER: “Gavin Newsom’s a pretty liberal guy. He’s against this.” LEMON: “If you have the… privilege of becoming a billionaire, what is 5% going to matter?” MAHER: “The problem is… it makes billionaires leave the state, and many already have, and then the tax base actually goes down.” LEMON: “But where are they going to go?” MAHER: “FLORIDA!” LEMON: “Okay, so just—” MAHER: “TEXAS!” LEMON: “But if it’s in the entire America, if it’s a 5% [wealth tax] of all billionaires, where are they going to go... move to another country?” MAHER: “If you make it a federal law?” LEMON: “Yeah!” MAHER: “Well, that ain’t going to happen.” LEMON: “Okay.” 😂

🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸 In April 1972, Thomas Norris sailed straight into enemy rivers wearing a fisherman's disguise. Command said the pilots were irretrievable. Norris was 24, a Navy SEAL operating inside North Vietnam. Two U.S. pilots had been shot down. Patrol boats everywhere. Checkpoints on every river bend. Enemy soldiers hunting them day and night. Rescue planners called it impossible. Norris volunteered. He moved at night through swamps and jungle with South Vietnamese commandos. Lt. Col. Iceal Hambleton had survived 11 days alone behind enemy lines. Norris found him, hid him, and guided him through darkness to the Cua Viet River. A U.S. ship pulled them out alive. Then Norris went back. Deeper. Harder. More patrols. With Nguyen Van Kiet, he located Lt. Mark Clark and brought him out under increasing enemy pressure. Two men saved from certain capture. For that, Norris received the Medal of Honor. Six months later, October 31, 1972, his recon team was ambushed by 50 to 100 North Vietnamese soldiers. Norris was shot in the head. His skull fractured. His left eye destroyed. He collapsed and was presumed dead. One man refused to accept that. Mike Thornton ran back through gunfire, lifted Norris onto his shoulders, fought to the ocean, and swam 2 hours under fire until a U.S. ship reached them. Norris survived. Metal plate in his skull. Lost eye. Years of recovery. The only time 1 Medal of Honor recipient saved another. Most people still have no idea who Thomas Norris is.

@FrenlyTrader @CollinRugg @Selkis_2028 Moronic take. Iran is behind countless terror organizations and has more American blood on its hands than ANY country. They have needed their ass kicked for 40+ years.

@CollinRugg @Selkis_2028 False. All it does is reaffirm the regime change world police state. Iran has not directly attacked us nor Israel. This is the largest American embarrassment since the retreat from Afghanistan.

NEW: Michael Knowles discusses the significance of the strikes on Iran. “If this goes south, President Trump is risking not only his foreign policy credibility but perhaps his whole presidential legacy.” “If this works, if the United States ousts the Ayatollah, who has been an enemy of the United States since that regime took power in 1979, if the United States succeeds in regime change in Iran … this will be the greatest foreign policy accomplishment of any president in our lifetime since the end of the Cold War.” Video: @realDailyWire

@phillippau1 @CollinRugg Utter nonsense. How old are you? I’m old enough to remember the Iran hostage situation. I’ve watched Iran be THE cancer of humanity for 40+years. They have needs to go for DECADES. This will be, PERHAPS, the greatest move for lasting peace in any of our lifetimes.

@CollinRugg No matter what, Trump betrayed his country to take us into another war for Israel. No matter the outcome, he’s a piece of shit. Let the Democrats have his head.

In 2019, a man broke into the home of 82-year-old Willie Murphy in Rochester, New York, just after 11 at night. He had been banging on her door pretending to be sick, and when she wouldn’t let him in, he smashed through it. What he didn’t know was that Murphy is an award-winning bodybuilder who can deadlift 225 pounds and works out at her local gym almost every day. She grabbed a table and beat him with it until it broke. When he hit the floor she jumped on him. Then she grabbed a bottle of baby shampoo and squirted it all over his face. Then she hit him with a broom. By the time police arrived he was lying on the ground unable to move and had to leave in an ambulance. The officers asked to take selfies with her on her porch.

@USArmy @POTUS American badass! His Adam’s Apple can bench 315! Thank you for your service sir!

AMERICAN HERO: CW5 Eric Slover receives the Medal of Honor from @POTUS during tonight’s State of the Union Address.

@MikeNellis Put some real teeth into doxxing these agents and I’ve got no problem with them taking their masks off. Acknowledge that there is a very real reason WHY they are wearing masks and we can talk.

Me: No law enforcement official in this country should cover their face and conceal their identity. They are accountable to the public. Sean Spicer: What about BLM protesters who wore masks? Me: They were private citizens. It’s different when police, who are carrying guns and have the right to kill you, do it. Spicer: But you encouraged people to wear masks during COVID. Me: That’s an entirely different thing. Come on.

@Mr_Husky1 ANYONE who would have told you to throw that away is too stupid to be left unattended. Seriously, what you have there is pure gold and no modern appliance could even come CLOSE!

Everyone told me to throw it out. The contractor, my sister, even my own husband said, "Maureen just get a new one from Home Depot and be done with it." This stove belonged to my grandmother. A 1950s Chambers, white with chrome handles, six burners, double ovens, built in warming drawers, the kind of thing they simply do not make anymore. It sat in her kitchen in the house on Maple Street for over 40 years. She cooked every holiday meal on it, every birthday cake, every pot of Sunday sauce that made the whole block smell like garlic and tomatoes. When she died in 2019 the house went up for sale and my uncle was going to let the new owners gut the kitchen. I drove four hours with a rented truck and two guys from Craigslist to pull that stove out of there. It sat in my garage for almost three years because I couldn't afford to restore it. It was rusted in places, the enamel was chipped, two of the burners didn't work, and one of the oven doors wouldn't close right. Every time I walked past it to get to the washing machine I'd run my hand across the top and whisper, "I'm going to fix you, just wait." My husband thought I was losing it. Then last year I got a small inheritance from an aunt on my dad's side, not much, but enough. I found a guy who specializes in vintage appliance restoration and he spent three months bringing her back to life. The day they delivered it into my kitchen and I saw it sitting there under the warm light, looking exactly like it did in grandma's house, I sat on my kitchen floor and sobbed. That white enamel shining, the chrome polished like mirrors, the burners clicking on perfectly. I bake on it now every Sunday. The percolator on the stovetop is one I found through a seller’s shop who had a collection full of restored vintage enamelware and I nearly screamed when I saw it because it's almost identical to the one grandma used. I've since decorated the whole area with handmade vintage style kitchen pieces I bought from different artisan shops, the little timer, the ceramic utensil holder, all of it. People come over and stand in my kitchen staring at this stove like it's a museum piece and I just smile because they have no idea. It's not a stove. It's every Christmas morning, every burnt cookie we laughed about, every conversation we had while she stirred something on the back burner. They told me to throw it out. I'm so glad I never listened. By Amanda cain

@SenMcConnell I think there is a very real possibility that whoever is perpetrating this fraud on behalf of Mitch McConnell will end up in prison. You should think long and hard before you continue to perpetuate this obvious lie that the Senator is functioning. He very clearly isn’t. Careful..

Today, the Supreme Court reaffirmed authority that has rested with Congress for centuries. The American people already know that tariffs make building and buying here at home more expensive. And Kentuckians understand this painful reality better than most. But the use of IEEPA to circumvent Congress in the imposition of tariffs, already without precedent, isn’t just bad policy – it’s also illegal. My full statement: mcconnell.senate.gov/public/index.c…

Even Elon Musk’s employee is a GOAT This engineer chose SpaceX over legacy giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, because he believed in Elon Musk’s vision, and he was right His name is Garrett Reisman. He left NASA in 2011 to join SpaceX, where he worked closely with Elon Musk for seven years Reisman became Director of Space Operations, helping prepare Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon for human spaceflight He often pointed out the key difference: at SpaceX, problems were solved in one meeting. At NASA, the same issues could take years His work helped make history with NASA’s first commercial crew mission in 2020 Today, SpaceX is the most innovative aerospace company in the world, and it has built the largest flying object ever created

@CollinRugg While this story is insane, this dog just won the lottery. Instead of a worthless human it will now have the loving owner it deserves. This is a very happy ending for the dog!!

NEW: Woman arrested after ditching her dog at the Las Vegas airport when she was told she couldn't bring it on board. The woman was told the goldendoodle couldn't fly because it wasn't a registered service animal. Instead of leaving the airport, the woman decided to tie the dog to the JetBlue ticket counter and leave for the departure gate. "Airline staff advised the dog’s owner she was required to complete online documentation in order to travel with the animal as a service dog," said the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. "When the required paperwork was not completed, the passenger was denied a boarding pass. She then left the dog behind and proceeded through the airport to the departure gate." "Officers later located the individual at Gate D1. When asked why she abandoned the dog, she stated the airline would not allow her to fly with it and claimed the dog had a tracking device — implying it was acceptable to leave the animal behind and it would return to her." The woman then became "hostile" and resisted officers who tried to detain her. She was charged with animal abandonment and resisting arrest. The dog was sent to an Animal Protective Services' holding for 10 days. The owner never tried reclaiming the dog, who will now be up for adoption. "The dog — now affectionately named “Jet Blue” — is safe, in foster care, and will soon be placed in a new, loving home," LVMPD said.

@tommyturnerAZ @chambleebrandel Former and faster doesn’t mean harder. Smooth fast greens are actually easier in my opinion.

@chambleebrandel Very similar stats despite firmer, faster greens in ‘25. In other words, tour players are better putters today

PGA Tour make % 20 years apart: 2005 From 4’-8’ make % 69.87 From 10-15 make % 31.29 From 15-20 make % 19.07 From 20-25 make % 12.76 Over 25’ make % 5.73 2025 From 4’-8’ make % 68.57 From 10-15 make % 30.48 From 15-20 make % 18.92 From 20-25 make % 12.23 Over 25’ make % 5.42 From every distance there has been a decline in make %.

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