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@HawkEmDownChris Spider Lockhart

Age yourself by naming an NFL cornerback you grew up watching. I’ll start: Darrelle Revis.

@sapiotextual Just beautiful

@ProfGinger I am sure alot men me included is thinking of you

@LisaKellyhsgw You remind me of Helen Hunt

@FunFootballPod Fair hooker

Who is your favorite wide receiver in NFL history???

@gardengirl125 Thats just so well done

Today we pause—not just to grill and kick off summer, but to remember that the freedoms we still enjoy were purchased at an unthinkable price. On battlefields from Normandy to Fallujah to Afghanistan, young Americans laid down their lives so that the rest of us could argue about politics, pursue our dreams, and sleep in relative safety. In these tumultuous times, that sacrifice feels both more distant and more urgent. We watch new useless wars rage across continents. We see old alliances crack or break, and domestic divisions sharpened by algorithms and outrage. Trust in institutions has eroded. Faith in one another sometimes feels frayed, and yet, the debt remains. The men and women we honor today didn’t die for a perfect country. They died for an imperfect one that keeps trying—keeps believing that self-government, individual liberty, and human dignity are worth defending even when the cost is everything. They believed in a republic where disagreements are settled at the ballot box in a free and fair election, rather than the battlefield. Where dissent is protected, and where the rich and powerful are still accountable to the people. Memorial Day isn’t about glorifying war. It’s about confronting its terrible truth and refusing to let the fallen become mere statistics. Their names are etched in stone for a reason: so, we remember they were sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives... who left behind half-finished lives so we could have fuller ones. In a moment when so much feels uncertain—when cynicism is easy and unity is hard—perhaps the most fitting tribute is simple gratitude paired with renewed responsibility. Gratitude for the quiet courage of those who answered the call. Responsibility to steward the peace they bought us, to repair what’s broken in our civic life, and to ensure their sacrifice wasn’t in vain. To every Gold Star family carrying an empty chair at the table today: we see you. Your loved one’s watch has ended, but ours continues. May we prove worthy of their gift. Let us remember. Let us reflect. And let us recommit.

@_joemana May I ask is the condition book yet for the belmont festival

From the looks of the stakes schedule, the Belmont at Saratoga Festival will be great , weather permitting! A bunch of yippe , yuppie folks flush with cash coming out of hibernation to sample the Spa & it’s newest libations. Ahh, “The Track that Sells Itself!”

@DawnLAuthor My first Travers

@DawnLAuthor Jatski winning the 1977 Travers via dq but it was my Travers

What's your earliest horse racing memory? Mine is watching the 1973 Belmont and asking my mom, "Where are the other horses?"

@gardengirl125 @SarahSevans2000 I am never leaving you

@SarahSevans2000 I’ve lost some too, for not showing enough, but I found my tribe and they’re loyal 💕

I’ve lost 25 subscribers because my don’t show skin. Bye bitches

@rebuiltfitmommy Yes yes you are

Single. Muscular Woman. 60 years old. Am I still datable?

@esoteric_joke Please dont

@AmberWoods100 To be honest i think you excel at anything you chose to do

If I disappeared from journalism tomorrow and had to start over in a completely different career… what do you think I’d be good at? Curious what people see from the outside looking in.

@VinnysCorner1 Chuck forman

Name a former Full Back that only true fans of your favorite NFL team will remember.

@Irish_Cowboy88 Billy white shoes johnson

What NFL player has the best nickname of all-time?

@VinnysCorner1 Pete lisk

Name an underrated NFL QB from your childhood…. I’ll start: Mark Brunell

@esoteric_joke Powerful

@cass_a_topia You are a warrior

Almost a decade ago my tiny bit of self confidence was shredded when he called me a "stupid fucking retard". I don't even know what I did. I still don't know what I'm doing 🤣, but I'm trying to begin contradicting that voice and start trusting myself. 💪#flexfriday

@TheaLanden Nice job

I'd never done an outdoor event before last weekend but I love how my booth setup turned out! (See something you like? Grab it from my shop!)