Steve

@stockingthecap @AIPAC Your goal is to push out TrackAIPAC in favor of a more establishment friendly alternative. We arent buying shit. When your platform gives these grades to these people its objectively fucking wrong.

Yo @AIPAC cut the BS You can’t hide, we’re following the money

@DylanByers The president threatens to level a country a couple times a month and has had 2 other assassination attempts. The violence gets a little stale after a bit dont you think?

One small state-of-the-culture observation on last night…. Shortly after leaving the Hilton, where a gunman attempted to enter the room in which the President, Vice President, several cabinet members, congressmen, dignitaries, business executives, and hundreds of America’s leading journalists were gathered, I went to a bar with a small group of colleagues to touch base, get our bearings, and, ideally, watch the news coverage. When I lived in Washington a decade ago, bars like this one usually had at least one TV tuned to CNN or Fox News. These TVs were on a hockey game, and no one in the bar seemed aware of what had just taken place mere blocks away. We asked a bartender to change the channel to CNN so we could watch the president’s briefing with captions, which they did. But then, a few minutes later, the bartender said he’d been informed by the manager that the bar had a policy against showing political content, and he’d have to go back to sports. I tried to imagine what this bar might have looked like on March 30, 1981, an hour or so after Hinckley fired shots at Reagan at the very same hotel. I imagine every television would have been on CNN or the wall-to-wall special coverage on the broadcast networks, and that passers by would have come in to watch, as well. The media is giving this the ample coverage it deserves. But it’s unnerving how desensitized so many people have become—to shootings, obviously, but also to political violence and the abnormality of the moment. Maybe I’m wrong, maybe we just picked the wrong bar. But I doubt it. Pew Research recently reported that attention to news in the U.S. has declined across all age groups since 2016, and that young adults (ages 18 to 29) have consistently had the lowest levels. Even as the news itself intensifies—in politics, geopolitics, technology, etc—more and more people seem to be tuning it out. And I suppose this is how you find yourself in a bar in the nation’s capital, an hour after crouching behind a chair as secret service members evacuate the President of the United States from the room, being told that you’ll have to watch Penguins vs. Flyers.

“I just wanna go home” bitch you haven’t BEEN home since your husband died??? 😭😭😭

Faking an assassination so you can get a ballroom for free is crazy

To put in perspective how stupid this is, assuming 4 people can sit in each of these cars, this entire convoy is transporting 24 people. For comparison, a standard city bus in Philadelphia comfortably seats about 40 not even including standing room.

McMorrow's reporting violation by itself isn't great, but a digital ad agency fronting the cash for this massive ad buy (well over half the campaign's total operating expenses!) amounts to an insanely illegal in-kind contribution directly from a corporation to a federal campaign.

MAGA accounts tweet in unison about the need for a White House ballroom following WHCD incident

Trump falls down while being escorted out of dinner

@startkyIeorton I one thousand percent believe they thought one of the 2nd round 3rd tierish linemen was falling to them and then they didnt

Right everyone focuses on the micro "what DL did you want over Thieneman?" and of course the pick is defensible from that angle, but when you look at *Five years* of making those decisions it adds up to a need that is literally never addressed.

@startkyIeorton Theres a bit where they get a castaway former day 2 pick at the trade deadline thats ass too

my last word on the matter. Thieneman a great prospect, obvious need, but we have to escape this cycle eventually and it's exhausting that it happens every year. From now on I will just refer back to the flowchart.

These Big Tech billionaires want our water, they want our energy, and they want to steal our data. Governor Mills just vetoed a pause on data centers in Maine. When I'm Governor, this bullshit ends.

Isn't there a war on?

Dont look at what Palestine looked like with Biden as president.

@jacobinfante24 Copium Jacob pure copium

Jesus Christ what are we even doing here

@startkyIeorton It just reads we thought certain guys would fall to us and were consistently wrong. Again.

"It was the way board fell" will go on his fuckin tombstone

@CourtneyRCronin Fam you ask them why we decided to completely forego pass rush again.

Zavion Thomas' speed (4.28 second 40-yard dash) is what drew the Bears to the LSU receiver along with his strengths as a punt returner. Bears assistant college scouting director Francis Saint Paul on Thomas as a returner: "He's fearless back there. He's someone who's not afraid to catch the ball and take it to the house."

@BradBiggs Hey Biggs did you ask them why they didnt trade up at all?

Asked #Bears director of player personnel Trey Koziol what the board looked like - generally - in terms of defensive options when the team chose TE Sam Roush.

@startkyIeorton One bad Caleb hit from a 4th string MLB and this team is picking in the top 10 next year.

Yeah that's the problem

@jacobinfante24 Hes just trolling us atp

New #Bears TE Sam Roush is an ELITE level athlete

@startkyIeorton Maybe they really are trying to scheme for picks idk its so fucking weird and antithetical to modern defense building. Going to lose 4-5 games just because of the defense alone next year.

Logan Jones is fine. Just again cannot believe we are five years into this shit after a completely tear down and all that money and draft capital and they keep managing to walk away without any quality DL prospects bc god forbid we take a risk