@pavyg Emi Arango should get more hype. Good player, great look. Eala gets the Nike/Nadal treatment.
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The Free Country of Florida Katılım Mart 2016
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@ClyneJoseph @ericmmatheny Do you even shop? Eggs are still down in price.
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@ericmmatheny When Biden was president, MAGA cared about the price of everything! Trump's supporters used to rattle off their grocery bills, tell me how much everything cost! How much more milk & eggs cost! None of that has improved, it's actually gotten worse!
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If white supremacy is a form of cultural and political power, why do white kids lie about their racial and ethnic backgrounds when applying to colleges?
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@RepNancyMace Why do you cut and paste and act like it's your content?
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What online store did Cory Mills buy his bronze Star?
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@PatrickMcEnroe This has been the case for many years. American players choose to just go to college and maybe play club tennis. The vast majority of college players don't go pro. So non US players come and gain experence living in the US .
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Just re checked the numbers—ACC + SEC men’s team finals:
24 singles players… 3 Americans…HELLO??!!
That’s a system that’s lost its balance.
College sports used to DEVELOP American athletes.
Now it’s short-term wins, global recruiting, and no structure.
If American players don’t have this pathway anymore, where do they go?
I’ll be talking about it tonight on Newsmax with Greg Kelly (9:40pm ET).
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@SenRickScott Sorry Rick. As a 45 year resident I am reminded daily of the effects of too many people coming to Florida. Let's be smart about development before all of the open space is gone.
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Higher costs of living in Florida are driving people away from the state. That's bad for Floridians, bad for business, and bad for everyone. This, on the heels of last month’s jobs numbers, is incredibly discouraging.
Our state needs to get back on track and start focusing on jobs again. Creating new private sector jobs and driving down costs by getting government out of the way and letting people THRIVE is what is needed.
Florida should always be setting the example on saving the American dream.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
Florida’s migration patterns are changing. Residents in their prime working years are heading to other states, while fewer people are arriving. on.wsj.com/4tYhBtI
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@mattvanswol Please learn the difference between BAIL and BOND.
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I HAVE GOOD NEWS FOR ONCE!!!
Even though a woke judge in Charlotte NC DROPPED THE BOND of an known Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang member ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT FROM VENEZUELA from:
$1,000,000 -> $25,000... and he even posted bond!!!
...ICE CAME AND GOT HIM!!!!!!
He will NOT walk free!!!
Luis was charged after he fired a gun, his pregnant wife wrestled it away from him, but sadly in the process the gun fired and the bullet struck her stomach and k*lled her 7 month old baby.
He was put in jail, initially given a $1m bond which was dropped to $25k. He posted bond, BUT because ICE put a detainer on him, the jail COULD NOT legally release him for 48 hours.
48 hours later, ICE showed up at the jail and got him!
It is INSANE that Charlotte NC was about to let an honest-to-God known Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang member WALK OUT OF PRISON.
THANK GOD FOR ICE!!!!
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@EshaAA33 Total BS. Just like Muslims with their fatwas.
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@RedWavePress And no more migrants. Because that is essentially foreign aid. If not, then begin taxing remittances.
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Rahm Emanuel: “No more U.S. military aid—financial assistance from the taxpayers for Israel. You’re a country like all other allies of ours, Japan, South Korea, the Brits, the Germans. You’re going to pay full price; you can buy what you want, but you have to abide by the laws that should be it.”
“No more U.S. taxpayer support... I was in the room when President Obama’s largest assistance was under President Obama. We did the funding for the Iron Dome. But here, the days of taxpayer subsidizing Israel are over.”
“No more financial aid.”
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@CGasparino @realDonaldTrump Let's hope that you are correct. The church since Pope John Paul has veered left. They preach peace but do nothing to require peace. Always blaming the peacemaker and appeasing the tyrants.
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As a Catholic, I don't buy that @realDonaldTrump is dividing most Catholics at least in this country. Quite the opposite in fact. They agree with him because most American Cathloics hate that the church has become politically progressive, obsequoous to the left and at times openly Marxist. The Pope-who is American--is literally suggesting that we should turn a blind eye to the murderous mullahs, and the American taxpayer should subsidize the world's poor through open borders. As a result, the Pope and the Catholic Church is losing its relevance for most American Cathloics who believe it should stay out of politics and focus its attention to matters of faith and its own problems, lest we forget how it ignored child abuse for decades
wsj.com/politics/trump…
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@WSJopinion I read the journal every day and have for over 40 years. They are predictably pro administration. Any administration. Any attempt to hold a government institution accountable must be opposed.
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The best way to replace Jerome Powell is to drop the pretextual Justice investigation and get Kevin Warsh confirmed. Why is this so hard for Trump to understand?
on.wsj.com/4sKko8P
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@Osint613 Nice try potato head. You couldn't even rid your country of hezbollah.
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun:
"Our goal is the complete liberation of all Lebanese land, Israeli withdrawal, the return of the displaced to their homes, and the application of state control."
"To the adventurers who are endangering the fate of Lebanon and the lives of the Lebanese, I say: enough. Only the state project in Lebanon is the strongest, the most enduring, and the safest for everyone."
"We are no longer a card in anyone's pocket and an arena for anyone's wars, and we will never be like that again."
"This negotiation is not weakness, not retreat, and not concession, but a decision stemming from the strength of our belief in our right, our concern for our people, and our refusal to die for anyone other than Lebanon."
"The negotiations do not mean and will never mean a waiver of any right, no compromise on any principle, and no violation of state sovereignty."
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@WallStreetApes Seems like this project qualifies as a Development of Regional Impact (DRI.) DRI's have to be approved at the state level so the county vote was the first step.
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Fort Meade, Florida resident says hundreds showed up to their meeting to oppose a Data Center
The town is already on water restriction, they can’t wash their cars, they can’t water their plants, because of toxic water crisis
Their City Commission voted unanimously to approve the data center anyway
“On today's episode of Taxation without representation in the small little rural town of Fort Meade, Florida, central Florida, one of the very few small towns we have left in Florida, the city council had a meeting last night. Hundreds of people showed up against the data center that's wanting to be placed in this tiny, small, rural town. Everyone spoke against it. Literally, none of the locals want it
— Mind you, the area is already toxic from mosaic and the phosphate mine — everyone is on a water restriction right now. We can't water our grass, we can't wash our cars, but we're gonna put a data center that nobody asks for
— Every single one of those city council members need to be recalled right now. It's time to fight back. It's enough. This sh*t has gotten outta hand”
They voted yes, unanimously 5-0.
The Fort Meade City Commission approved a 20-year development agreement with the developer for a massive hyperscale AI data center project.
The vote occurred after a packed meeting with hundreds of residents, standing room only, who overwhelmingly spoke against it during public comment
We are not governed, we are ruled
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@benlandautaylor It's not for "no good reason." It's because these loans were not underwritable without enhancements. The bankruptcy provision was one of these.
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Student debt discourse is bananas. The core complaint is some people have loans they can't pay off. There’s a standard policy for exactly this issue that's worked super great for centuries. In my lifetime we stopped using it for this one specific loan for no good reason.
Ben Landau-Taylor@benlandautaylor
The absolute lowest-hanging fruit in domestic policy is just "make student loans dischargeable in bankruptcy again, like they were before 1998".
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@MKnowlesShow @michaeljknowles I sincerely doubt this. A true conservative would not trust Axelrod nor meet with him.
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.@michaeljknowles makes the case that Pope Leo XIV is — in fact — quite conservative:
“ The Holy Father's critics want to make him out to be some liberal communist…the Pope is more conservative than any American politician by a country mile.”
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@denisrancourt Communists stick together. We'll see how it works out.
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🇪🇸Spain is becoming a strong Western center for rationality and good will. Brave and principled! In Gaza, China and Iran.
Antonio Sánchez-Benedito Gaspar@SBeneditoGaspar
Together with my committed team, I have reopened today the Spanish Embassy in Tehran in order to join in efforts for peace from every possible quarter, following Minister @jmalbares instructions
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@draloneboy @ScottJenningsKY Why does CNN put these people on? The producers know what they will say and that it is totally false.
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A smug 25-year-old leftist activist just got HUMBLED live on CNN by Scott Jennings.
Cameron Kasky claimed President Trump was part of a “human sex-trafficking network” — and for a moment, the panel let it slide.
Until @ScottJenningsKY stepped in and FORCED the host John Berman to correct the record for all to hear.
KASKY: “So I am appreciative that the president is being transparent about this. I would love it if he was more transparent about the human sex-trafficking network that he was a part of, but you can’t win them all.”
BERMAN: “Cameron’s grateful that the president is being transparent about the Nobel Peace Prize and his desires for Greenland. Scott, what do you think about that?”
JENNINGS: “You’re going to let that sit? Are we going to claim here on CNN that the president is part of a global sex trafficking ring, or…?”
BERMAN: “We’re going to talk about the Epstein files. Scott… I will do the fact checking as we go along here. Repeat what you said about the global sex trafficking ring.”
KASKY: “That Donald Trump was provably very involved with it.”
Berman suddenly realized he was cornered:
BERMAN: “Okay, we’ll get to that later. I mean, Donald Trump has never been charged with any crimes in relation to Jeffrey Epstein.”
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@FOXBaltimore Our Florida county landfill does the recycling. Just take the cans there. You can also get free paint there.
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“I mean I was immediately sitting and doing the math and thought this can’t be. I was livid,” Dianna, a career professional painter, said. 🎨💰
MORE DETAILS: bit.ly/4vnaqMX
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@GuntherEagleman Whether they happened as reported, differently or not at all doesn't matter at this point. Eric is reaping his just rewards for putting so many others through this same hell.
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🚨 Eric Swalwell’s response to the sexual assault allegations
“These allegations are flat false. They are absolutely false. They did not happen. They have never happened. And I will fight them with everything I have”
Eric belongs in prison, not Congress
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@CollinRugg I really despise Swalwell but this women sounds like a nut job. Went back for seconds and thirds? Drinks? Unbelievable.
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JUST IN: Former staffer of Eric Swalwell says he s*xually assaulted her twice, says she woke up in his bed with no clothes on.
The first incident reportedly took place in 2019. Swalwell has been married since 2016.
The woman says she was hired at the age of 21. At one point in 2019, Swalwell pulled out his pen*s and asked her to perform oral s*x on him. She did so in a parking lot, according to the SF Chronicle.
Later that same year, the former staffer says she was invited out for drinks with Swalwell. She says she became so intoxicated that she does not remember the rest of the night.
She claims she woke up with no clothes on in Swalwell's hotel bed and claims she could feel "the effect of vag*nal intercourse," according to the SF Chronicle.
In April of 2024, the woman, who did not work for Swalwell at this time, attended a charity gala where Swalwell was present.
The woman says she became "inebriated" while getting drinks with him after and can barely remember the night. She says she told him "no" as he forced himself on her.
The woman says she was s*xually assaulted by Swalwell. She says she "blacked out" but "woke up once during it and even told him to stop at one point."
The woman's friend and then-boyfriend say she told them about the alleged assault the next day.
Swalwell has denied the accusations and has since sent a cease-and-desist letter.
The representative previously said in 2018 that alleged victims "deserve to be heard."
Source: @sfchronicle
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@C__Herridge Why wouldn't the US simply block the strait with its warships? No oil income for Iran.
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EXCLUSIVE: Retired 4-Star General Joe Votel On What It Would Take to Secure Kharg Island, Iran’s Primary Oil Export Terminal
“If we made the decision to put troops on, troops could get on and secure that oil infrastructure, deny its use to Iran, and then hold it either for a short period of time or for a longer period of time. If we make a decision to stay there longer to preserve that force on the ground, then of course we've got to think about things like reinforcements. We've got to think about sustainment.”
@thelatmg @latimesstudios_
Catherine Herridge@C__Herridge
BREAKING: Retired @CENTCOM Commander Gives Exclusive In-Depth Analysis of Operation Epic Fury; Warns That Iran’s Fight is "Existential" And U.S. Should Not Underestimate Their Ability to "Absorb Pain” and Endure the Fight This week on Straight to the Point, on the eve of the ceasefire, I sat down with retired 4-Star General Joe Votel for an exclusive interview to discuss Operation Epic Fury. Gen. Votel gives expert insight into how long Iran can sustain the fight, what it would take to open the Strait of Hormuz by force, control Kharg Island, options for securing Iran’s enriched uranium, the planning behind last weekend’s historic rescue operation inside Iran, and the atmosphere in the Situation Room during high-risk missions. @thelatmg @latimesstudios_ Straight to the Point: Operation Epic Fury 00:30 US Had Iran Attack Plan On The Shelf 01:25 Military End State 02:00 This is Existential: Iran Has “Very Great” Ability to Absorb Pain 03:03 Remaining Military Objectives 03:30 Opening Strait of Hormuz By Force 06:10 What It Would Take For US To Control Kharg Island 07:20 Is Deployment of Ground Forces Likely Or Inevitable? 08:25 Does the US Military Have Capabilities To Seize Iran’s Enriched Uranium? 10:18 Impact of President Trump’s Social Media Posts “Whole Civilization Will Die Tonight” 11:15 Rescue Mission Was “Extraordinary” In “Every Measure” 12:40 When An American Is In Peril "We Pull Out All The Stops And We Accept A Lot of Risk To Go Get Them.” 13:16 The Rescue Contingency Plan 14:00 High Risk Covert Capabilities: Title 50 15:50 Inside The Situation Room 16:55 Gen. Dan Caine: Extraordinarily Good Communicator 19:10 Failed 1980 Rescue Mission for American Hostages In Iran: Planted Seeds For Special Forces/Special Ops
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