George Mason

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@Evan_P_Grant He’s always done it, but he falls over the plate with every swing. Doesn’t seem like that imbalance can be successful long term.

I dunno, but to me, Josh Jung looks like a guy who missed a bunch of time in spring. Hitless in 12 ABs this weekend - 5 Ks, 6 ground balls, 1 line drive

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Sorry, but that’s the price we pay for living in a pluralistic democracy. We don’t always get our way. Your approach will end up fracturing our public life all the more.

This could be the org chart for public education, energy, and any number of other aspects of Texas government.

Racist. Deranged. Humiliating to our country. The fact that we have decided to pretend to this is normal every day is a moral abomination. Have we any shame? And every day an entire generation is being told it is “Christian” to support this. God have mercy on us.

@NewbergReport ???

WYATT

Or Meh-Cities.

@MQSullivan Hillary Clinton

If Ted Cruz and JD Vance both run for president in 2028, who will you be campaigning for?

@Evan_P_Grant Shana Tova, Evan. Too bad it’s too late for a fresh start for the Rangers. Never too late for some teshuva for a season of repeatedly missing the mark. But then, that’s the way baseball go.

Wishing all peace, happiness and a sweet year. L’shana Tova. Happy Rosh Hashannah

@MichaelRWear Can’t say it better. Thank you. And now we pray many will reflect on it deeply.

@GeorgeMason Thank you, sir.

Michael Wear gets this just right: “It is not just the act of violence but the spirit of violence that must be opposed. It is not just the action to harm another which must be opposed ...

but the desire that harm would fall to another. If we do not have the courage to pursue a politics of love, our political heart will become consumed by hate.”

Why should that matter? People are people

Following Laura Loomer’s lead, the US is repeating an egregious Holocaust-era mistake forward.com/opinion/763831…

Exactly right. It's like in financial investments they like to say that past performance is not indicative of future results. We all hoped the offense would advance to the mean. It hasn't. And baseball is a game of adjustments. The Rangers just don't seem to learn as they go.

@emanabdelhadi This is from the 1940s

@pastordmack Absolutely right. And don't hold your breath. The shame remains.

Currently walking through the lynching museum in Montgomery, Alabama. Seeing the names of about 5000 documented Black persons who were lynched across the South, male and female…triggers the thought in my mind…why is it that the SBC/SBTS celebrates the theological and moral monsters who provided the putrid theology that provided a theological license or pass for these lynchings, (often held after church, during lunch, called a “picnic”)….yet they’ve refused to dignify the enslaved that funded the seminary being seen as used as tools(free labor) and as slave trafficking products? Succinctly stated, the SBC ought denounce the slave traffickers, and child abusers who founded SBTS, and the Supremacist anthropological theology of the SBC, and acknowledge in a highly visible and significant manner the enslaved who funded and built SBTS with their backs and bodies.