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@ambermarieduke Shitting on white men for years, which radicalized young white male voters into being MAGA. Too much identity politics. Hand waving away inflation. Letting pubs control the narrative re: Biden's age and the subsequent closed nomination process.

The leaked DNC autopsy doesn't mention: - Inflation or Bidenflation - Podcasts - Women's sports, bathrooms - Pronouns - Catholics, Christians, or evangelicals - 'Religion' or 'Religious' - White men - Anything related to MAHA - Gas prices And: - Only one mention of trans in the context of the they/them ad - One 'border' mention in the context of Dems being mad that Kamala was labeled the 'border czar' - Brief mention of climate policies causing 'anxiety' - One mention of '80-20' issues but no definition of what those are It also alleges that the media ecosystem is too right-wing for Democrats to be able to compete. Pure slop. Stunningly bad.

@StatisticUrban Doesn't talk about picking goober Walz over Shapiro because they didn't want to appear too pro Israel either.

Also not discussed at all, really: - Perceptions of Biden's age - Immigration - Elderly voters and how they voted - Trans people - How the complete implosion of Stein's opponent was the main reason for his huge win People need to be fired for this.

The DNC finally released the full 192 page 2024 election autopsy today. I haven't read the whole thing, but I did read "What Happened" and it's very clear why the DNC did not release it. It's not Gaza/Palestine - that is not mentioned once in any capacity. It's just a horrible document. The most incompetent thing I've seen in a very long time. It provides essentially no information of any value. I'll give some examples in the thread.

@miami_rick Air India is desperate to manufacture any tenuous narrative that their pilot didn't commit suicide on flt 171. Including conjuring up BS claims of fuel control switch failures on later flights in an attempt to obfuscate what really happened on 171.

Again, fuel control switches >DO NOT< move on their own specially with a 1 second delta between them.

@TankAdams6o @cirocobama69 ROR

@cirocobama69 You made me laugh out loud

Ooo rook at me I’m sponsored by ruru remon

@JeffCatalfino @MCCCANM I swear to God they turn the volume up to max when they air that thing too.

@MCCCANM Can you get the 10,000 foot sales pitch for the frequent flyer account nixed? That announcement is awful. And WAY too long.

I think we can communicate better as pilots. Explain things to passengers in a non-technical way so they understand. They are much more patient when you do. I don’t love the podium address, though. It’s gotten cringe & kind of self-centered. I’m personally not a fan of coming out of the cockpit to give my opening PA, either…feels like I’m saying “hey, look at me! Clap for me!” and I also am reading it off a script I wrote on my yokenote. It’s the same format every time, I just update the names, forecast, cruise altitude, etc.. The airline app gives various excuses for the delay, based on how we are allowed to classify it, but I’ve found it to not be as helpful as it could be & often it generates more confusion. So a clear explanation helps, but that should be on the pilot that’s going to fly, not the one who brought the jet in. Finally, we take turns doing the PA when actually in flight…whoever is not flying does them. I’ve noticed plenty of First Officers that mumble or speak too softly…that isn’t going to be heard over those speakers. They also just say the absolute minimum (or even less) & don’t appear to have given any thought to how they will relay information, which is disappointing. When you turn the seatbelt sign on, tell them how long you think it might be on for. Better yet, give them a warning ahead of time if you suspect it may come on in the next 20 minutes or so. My airline doesn’t have any specific course on what to say & how, just some examples in the Operations Manual. I kind of wish we spent a couple hours talking about this. It’s most of your interactions with passengers – our paying customers – & can make a huge difference.

@DeadpoolGrandpa @jonesbrendanm @IfindRetards found one for you.

@jonesbrendanm people care more about a animal than actual starving kids. The fact that you are letting this ruin your life over a dog just shows you are weak. And of course begging for money in the comments. wow.

It has now been one month since Lucy's collar slipped over her head. One month since she was loose in my yard for a few seconds. One month since nobody got hurt. One month since nothing happened. It has also been one month since the police were called. One month since animal control issued me a court summons. One month since they took my dog, the dog I bonded with in war ten years ago. One month since my world turned into a living hell. It has been one month since nothing happened. And it has been one month since everything happened, in response to nothing. She has spent one month in jail. Over nothing. Away from everything. One month away from her fields. Away from Lex. Away from the kids. Away from @Herb_Minstrel and me. Let her come home. It's been long enough. It's time. It's damn time. #SaveLucy I have nothing more to say. @LoneStarChica @catturd2

@GolfloverUK @flushingitgolf @ProGolfCritic @RedHarrington44 Yeah but @ProGolfCritic is a thin skinned Dukie twat who embellishes everything.

@flushingitgolf This is exactly what he did to @ProGolfCritic tried to call him out but with a screen shot not a quote. Jay and @RedHarrington44 have both called him out for his bias.

Chad Mumm is the co-founder and president of Pro Shop Holdings, a media company that the PGA Tour own a substantial minority stake in and is registered and operated out of PGA Tour BLVD in Ponte Vedra. PSH operates, controls or produces various media outlets and shows, including Dan on Golf - hosted by Dan Rapaport, Skratch, and Netflix shows like Full Swing and Happy Gilmore 2. PSH also offers incentives to NUCLR Golf to share their articles and shows on X which I don’t believe has ever been publicly disclosed. Chad, and many other US media outlets, have regularly tried to discredit me because I am just a tradesman from the UK who is obsessed with golf and has managed to build a large platform without the need to financially grift like they do. Despite the many, many offers, I’ve never sold out. People like Chad are a big reason why there is so much misinformation in the golf space and frankly, I’m embarrassed for them. Enjoy the final round of the PGA Championship, Chad. @chadmumm

@CalesLehkyCharm @LeahRain77 Gtfo you miserable twat. You call the cops because any other rational reaction likely ends up with you internet famous as a racist/sexist/*ist. We've created a culture where we have to play it safe and escalate shit like this to the cops.

@LeahRain77 Who TF calls the police on that? If it's not hurting you in any way, let it go. Doesn't look painful to me. I would've sat through it just fine. When you have kids, babysat kids, etc etc, this is incredibly common when driving. You learn to live with it.

Wackos EVERY WHERE!! At a sporting event, this woman decides that she’s going to plant her feet on the back of the guy sitting in front of her. He ignores it largely until he’s finally had enough and makes a call to the police who comes and arrests her. As she’s being led away from him, she gives him one last kick to the back. People are speculating that she’s either crazy and singled him out or they have a history. My guess is they had some kind of interaction prior to the game, maybe at concession.. she wasn’t happy, followed him to his seat deciding to make the game miserable for him. In my opinion, he handled it correctly however, I wouldn’t have waited that long to call the police.

@RSE_VB Corky is having some fun with ya'll on this one guys lol.

I saw 2 Vipers launch outta El Centro in a section go (take off at the same time) and go pure vertical in the climb out in perfect parade formation. Pure badassery!

@JumeirahRory69 @KylePorterNS Christ this is an LOL bad take.

@KylePorterNS Cam Young lowkey. It’s Augusta or bust for him

Who is the best player playing right now that you would confidently bet money on will end their career with zero majors?

@johnkonrad @PeteHegseth @SecWar Show us an example where a US navy ship loitered off shore for "days" because someone needed a good press op.

This arrival is unique and more incredible than is reported. Let me explain… This trip was planned earlier in the month, and I was invited to fly down with @PeteHegseth. For security reasons, none of us had a clue it was for the arrival of the Ford. Then POTUS pulled @SecWar onto Air Force One for the trip to China, and all the logistics changed. I no longer had a seat on the SECWAR plane. I’ve been to a lot of “dog and pony” arrivals over the years, and without fail, some CEO or admiral or ambassador delays the damn thing. The crew ends up slowing down or doing circles in the ocean to push the arrival back. Sometimes it’s just a few hours so the VIP can get his beauty sleep. Sometimes it’s days. Often, after all that, the VIP doesn’t even show up. He sends some deputy to make the remarks. And these delays are always dressed up with lies about mechanical failure or weather. I was thinking of driving down anyway, and the SECWAR team welcomed it. Then yesterday morning I drove over a massive nail, blew a tire, and had to cancel. Immediately @RileyPodleski called and rattled off the reasons I needed to be there, including the 55 babies who would be on the pier waiting to see dad for the first time. “I can’t get there first thing. Any chance it’s going to be delayed till noon?” None. But the crazy thing was the media team hadn’t even talked to Hegseth in days. They were still confident he wouldn’t push the arrival back a single minute. Air Force One arrived late last night. I’ve been on trips with Pete Hegseth. He doesn’t lounge. He doesn’t sleep. He works. And President Trump barely sleeps, so I can guarantee Hegseth is beat. I also don’t know the travel arrangements from Andrews to Norfolk, but those transfers always take longer than expected. Seems like a minor thing. Seems like something he could have easily pushed back a few hours to catch well-deserved sleep or slip home quickly to spend a few hours with his kids. He refused. And then his media team hammered me and other journalists to cover this incredible story. What makes it even more incredible? Hegseth is Army. Yes, he absolutely knows how powerful homecomings after long deployments are. He knows how painful even an hour delay at a terminal can be. But he doesn’t know the energy of thousands arriving home at once. Army soldiers get orders, and it can take days to get home, but they move through crowded terminals and airports. They have time to decompress. Naval arrivals come after weeks of hard underway time in lonely seas. Time made longer and more painful by deferred maintenance and endless cleaning. Naval arrivals are the most incredible feeling a person can experience. On both sides. Personally, I’ve only been on the shoreside, when my wife returned from Iraq, but oh what a feeling. And despite having the best excuse in the world, the most important summit of the year with our greatest adversary, Hegseth refused to rob these sailors of a single second of joy. He didn’t just show up. He arrived with enthusiasm and spirit. Why? Because he isn’t lying when he says the job isn’t about him. It’s about our warfighters. The legacy media has gone out of their way to paint him as selfish and, after a minor fire and the Strait of Hormuz still closed, the carrier sailors as failures. The truth is polar opposite. To @PeteHegseth about each and every sailor who just completed the longest carrier deployment since the Vietnam War. And it’s about forcing the media to report on his and @USNavyCNO words of congratulations for an excellent job. And it’s about the sons and daughters and wives waiting on that pier. Congratulations to the Ford Carrier Strike Group. Bravo Zulu and welcome home sailors. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@phil_elms9 @JustinThomas34 @KylePorterNS My bladed wedge is not even at its apex at the front of that green lol.

@JustinThomas34 @KylePorterNS 95% of us are hitting an absolute piss missile across the green

I do not understand.

@Swingtheclubken @ClassicSwingX What is wrong with a long thumb?

@ClassicSwingX what do you dislike most the weak left hand, long thumb or that funny thing he does with his right thumb Hey he seems to be finished with laying it off at the top so I am good. Doubt anyone is changing that grip

Is this the worst grip on tour? I’m a huge fan of Jordan Spieth but this not optimal.

@JustinHerzig Depends on the course.

Got a fun golf question Who wins this 3-way match straight-up? Stroke play, normal rules, no gimmes 4 handicap - 3 clubs of his choice 7 handicap - 5 clubs of his choice 14 handicap - full bag

@infantrydort @BlastingThrough I just assumed it was badass stuff since the SGM posted about it.

@BlastingThrough *proceeds to Google Nitroguanidine*

Tom Pratt was an Ammunition Storage NCO. He managed our Ammunition Storage Area inside the Delta Compound. At the time, I was Delta's Breaching R&D SGM. I could order pretty much anything that we could possibly use in our Breaching R&D Program. I decided to order 40 pounds of Nitroguanidine. It’s a high explosive but has a very slow detonation velocity, more of a pushing affect instead of a cutting effect. I got to work one morning and was told to report to Delta's Commanding Officer. So, I went to his office. He proceeded to ask me why I ordered nitroglycerin. I was puzzled. Then I realized that it must have something to do with the nitroguanidine I ordered. Apparently, when it came in, Tom told the security guards not to rattle the lock on that specific storage locker because there was nitroglycerin inside. The guard put it in his log that nobody was to rattle the lock to test that it was locked, because there was nitroglycerin in there. The Commander received the nightly security report and wondered, “What is Vining up to?” It was funny.

@lAmMassiveFraud @JeffEisenband For sure, types of grass and season make a huge difference. Bermuda vs fescue/rye, etc. But Ross is not some super unique mystical being here in the south. He likely barely set foot on half the courses bearing his name. 🤷‍♂️

I've been thinking a lot about Sahith Theegala breaking down Aronimink from a standpoint of "I haven't played a lot of Northeast golf." I grew up only playing Northeast golf. I thought all golf courses had thick, punishing rough, vast elevation changes and slippery, undulating greens. With some of the PGA TOUR scheduling changes and junior circuit being so focused in warm-weather regions, some of today's top players just haven't experienced the A.W. Tillinghast, Donald Ross, C.B. MacDonald classics. Northeast courses may not be long, but they find so many other ways to challenge you on a more condensed scale.

@GolfChannel Lol Liberty National

Does Philadelphia have a case for best golf city in the United States? Within a 20-mile radius: • Merion • Aronimink • Pine Valley • Gulph Mills • Rolling Green • Huntingdon Valley • Philadelphia Cricket Club • Philadelphia Country Club

@JustinHerzig Absolutely do it, especially before tourneys/qualifiers. And if I panic and get scared I replay good rounds to get centered. Hasn't worked 🤣

Anyone else close their eyes and play an imaginary full round of golf to fall asleep? Do you all just play your home course or familiar enough of any of the big ones to "play" it?

@AndyTFE Not just our expectations but the players as well didnt seem tuned into it pre-tourney.

I'm not sure there has been a golf tournament and course in the past ten years that has played so much different than the pre tournament expectations.