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@SteveSm89756169 @FoxNews Like any agency, they have many press secretaries. Plus they have a government relations team I'd guess the budget is pretty big to you and I - at least $5million?

@FoxNews NASA has its own press secretary??? Why, and how much is that costing taxpayers??

NASA press secretary Bethany Stevens discusses the historic Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight around the moon in more than 50 years.

@Georgesantos Nevermind - I just saw their representative for this year - nogo 😞

@Georgesantos Sweden, they always bring it . . . 🇸🇪

For those who follow it Eurovision starts tomorrow! Do y’all have any favorites so far?

@DLand91 thoughts on IndyCar Radio's Davey Hamilton leaving the broadcast booth for the 500, to advise an IndyCar team? Apparently he's not imbedded, not a reporter, he becomes a member of the team. According to Mark Jaynes, he did it last year.

@JuanCastel21756 @JDunlap1974 "This sounds like the kettle calling the pot bronze, in order to impress the spatula"

You people can’t even come-up with a semi-intelligent lie anymore. You really lowered to bar as low as you could because you know your target audience is MAGA and it really doesn’t get more retarded than that. “He allocated”………you fucking imbecile, Presidents don’t allocate money, you halfwit moron. Only Congress does. The President doesn’t control the purse. No only is this a lie, you difunctional brain dead idiot, but he could’t do it eve if he wanted to. The only way Obama could have taken $120 million would be how Trump is doing it. You own a resort, you travel to it every weekend, and you have the resort bill the government for hosting the President, his staff, his Secret Service detail and whatever guest travels with him from Washington. And you do that over 150 times in 5 years, with an average bill between $1-$2 million per visit. That’s how you get money……not trough allocating it, you stupid, intellectually challenged, intelligence denied, oxygen deprived, anal tumor.

U.S. Senator John Kennedy is now publicly demanding that Barack Hussein Obama return $120 million that he allegedly earned through ownership related to “Obamacare.” “He allocated money under his own laws using taxpayer-generated prestige,” Kennedy said, calling it “an abuse of public office and blatant influence.” Obama has three days to respond before John Kennedy says the matter will be referred to the Department of Justice for formal review. “There’s nothing ethical or legal about this,” Kennedy added.

@jasonrantz Fantastic 🙌👊👍🎉

Ooops.

"Because Virginia governors are not allowed to serve more than one term . . ." Note: they cannot serve "consecutive terms." Serve 4, stay out 4, run again: but they absolutely serve more than one term aol.com/articles/see-a… @BAtkinson_PI @USATODAY

@metzgov youtube.com/shorts/S87R32O…

this whole thing is like an inverse of that corny Jeff Daniels monologue from The Newsroom about how America's not the greatest country in the world

@crash2it @zerohedge Concur - across the board. NE, horrible I'm in VA - did all I could do to say "this is wrong" I trust the VA Supremes will agree and overrule The language of the question was "puke your guts out" biased

@MarcusCDunn @zerohedge Everyone agrees. But then you have most of New England where GOP gets 40% of the vote, but has ZERO Congresscreatures. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Indiana Primary: Senate Incumbents Crushed By Trump-Backed Challengers zerohedge.com/political/indi…

@BoSnerdley @politico I can see that.

Real estate titan compares 'tax the rich' slogan to racial slurs politi.co/42QZgmA via @politico

@BDerosia72124 @BoSnerdley Concur

@BoSnerdley He crushed it too

Marco Rubio gets presidential tryout in White House briefing room  thehill.com/homenews/admin…

One of the best WH press conferences in ages @SecRubio youtube.com/live/JWCgamnsV…

@yohiobaseball @TheLastRefuge2 I thought Mr. Rubio did great. Hope he's back on the podium soon.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio Delivers White House Press Briefing on Cinco De Mayo - 3:00pm Livestream Links theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/05/0… via @TheLastRefuge2

"Yes, Northern Virginia, there is a Veterans Day" by Paul Lawrence, opinion contributor thehill.com/opinion/educat…

@Mid_Ohio promote the IndyCar race, July 3-5! Why have you not emailed regular attendees of such? Let's go: sell tickets.! Book a band! Plant some flowers. You guys are going to get scrubbed if you don't pick it up! midohio.com/tickets-m/the-…

@WookieBurgers 😅

In 1977, Sylvester Stallone explained why he wrote Rocky and how he convinced Hollywood to let an unknown actor play the lead. When asked why he wrote the script, Stallone described what he saw as a problem with the films of that era: "I felt at the time that cinema, at least the movies I had been seeing were at an all-time low. It was everything was anti-society, anti-Christ, anti-government, anti-everything. And there was no one to root for." He believed films move in cycles, and he wanted to bring back something that had been lost: "I wanted to get back into the cycle of the films of the 40s and the 50s where people say, 'Hey, gee, I missed the good old films.' Yet Hollywood hasn't taken heed and hasn't made any good old-fashioned type films where morality was at the forefront." Up to that point, Stallone's career had been built on tiny roles, what he called "atmosphere": "I was mostly what is known as atmosphere, always in the background or the guy that was being the drunk that was being stepped over in the gutter and other lame roles." Writing Rocky was his way of giving himself one real shot before disappearing: "I felt that gee, if I was going to go down at least into professional obscurity, I wanted to at least have the opportunity to say to myself, well, you tried. You put your best foot forward and you didn't make it." He knew the character had to match what he could authentically play: "I surely couldn't pass myself off at least as a lawyer in a three-piece suit. I just don't think I have that kind of appeal or whatever it is. So I wanted to take it much more basic. A man from the street. All right. What kind of a man? An underdog. And that being a professional fighter I think has that connotation to it." When the script reached studio executives, they wanted a star. They floated James Caan, Burt Reynolds, Ryan O'Neal, Gene Hackman, and Robert Redford. Stallone's pitch for himself came down to persistence and economics: "Usually it's the old syndrome of knocking on the windows, pestering them, pressing my face in the door, honking their horn in the driveway. In other words, making a real pain in the neck out of myself." "I kept saying I work a lot cheaper and a lot harder and for a lot longer." The film was eventually made for $960,000, which Stallone described as roughly the cost of "a good toothpaste commercial."

@DEADLINE Whoa!

Law enforcement told TMZ that Carter's 2026 Tesla sedan was traveling southbound on U.S. Route 21 just after 11 PM when it veered off the road, struck a pole and a fence, then rolled over. The coroner confirmed Carter was the driver, who was wearing a seatbelt. He was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. deadline.com/2026/04/dylan-…

A cause of death has been revealed for country singer and former 'The Voice' contestant Dylan Carter deadline.com/2026/04/dylan-…