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"Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!” Isaiah 6-8

@KatiePavlich Thank god for Constitutional Republics.

This is so absurd. The U.S. Supreme Court has no role here and never did. Democrats made this appeal to do exactly what Spanberger just did with this irrelevant point. They’re blaming SCOTUS instead of themselves for breaking the law and ignoring the Virginia constitution.

This is why we are Constitutional Republic and not a pure democracy. Mob rule doesn’t work.

@dpshow T-shirt for sure!

@ThomasSowell Obama didn't solve anything; he just kicked the can down the road and in the process funded Hamas and Hezbollah.

Obama on Iran: “We pulled it off without firing a missile. We got 97% of their enriched uranium out. There’s no dispute that it worked and we didn’t have to kill a whole bunch of people or shut down the Strait of Hormuz.”

@BigJoeBastardi When did we start reporting the severity of weather based upon how many people may be impacted or experience it?

this is not a record breaking heat wave. Its the warmup we have been touting and in fact showed examples of on April 26. Its transient as increased wet weather will cut into it. A nice comeback from the cold May so far and a taste of summer. BTW. people have survived far worse May warm spells just fine

Anybody into this? metro.co.uk/2026/05/11/men…

Proposal: Term limits of 20 years in federal elected office (Exception for Presidency). 10 terms of House of Rep 3 terms in Senate. Can be elected a 4th time but can only serve the remainder of the 20-year term Can mix and match senate/house time not to exceed 20 Years total. Mandatory retirement at 72.

Time in Federal Government… Alexander Hamilton: 5 years George Washington: 8 years Thomas Jefferson: 10 years John Adams: 12 years Bernie Sanders: 35 years Nancy Pelosi: 39 years Mitch McConnell: 41 years Chuck Schumer: 45 years It explains everything. Founders vs Grifters

@BigJoeBastardi As @DCIARatcliffe said recently on any agreed upon deal, "There will be no trust. Just inspect and verify.

I still dont understand how any deal can be made with people that will simply break it and continue to do what they want Agree or disagree

@adamcarolla He can blame “whiteness”for both of them.

We have crossed the rubicon

@JunksRadio @DrinkSurfside @Commanders If you are not looking to get better, you are bound to get worse. - Bo Schembechler.

Our @DrinkSurfside poll of the day: have the @Commanders done enough this offseason to help Jayden Daniels?

@OwenGregorian Words like "Unhoused" or "Underserved" take away any semblance of self-reliance and accountability.

Rashida Tlaib's new 'Unhoused Bill of Rights' would protect homeless camping | Adam Pack, Fox News Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., introduced legislation last week that would significantly expand rights for the homeless and overhaul how the government treats Americans living on the streets by siphoning billions from defense spending. The "Unhoused Persons Bill of Rights" calls for government-led intervention to end homelessness over the next three years and introduces more than a dozen protections for homeless people. If passed, Tlaib's legislation would include freedom of movement for homeless people in public spaces, affordable housing, "livable" wages, universal healthcare and panhandling. Under the resolution, homeless individuals would have the "right to uninhibited access" to public parks, transportation, facilities, sidewalks, buildings, restrooms and other spaces — meaning they could legally set up camp in such public spaces. The homeless population would also be given the right to internet access and the necessary technology to achieve that. A spokesperson for Tlaib did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment regarding how that provision would work in practice. While the resolution is nonbinding, meaning it does not carry the force of law, Tlaib’s recommendations indicate how the left could push for changes to homeless policy if Democrats retake power in Washington after the 2026 midterms. Tlaib's proposal would, however, grant the homeless population "freedom from harassment" by law enforcement, private businesses, property owners and "housed residents." Specifically, homeless individuals would be given protections against "banishment" from private property, which the Michigan Democrat's measure characterizes as a violation of an individual’s "fundamental civil and human rights." The homeless population grew to more than 771,000 in January 2024, its highest-ever recorded level, according to a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) report released that year. Several provisions of Tlaib's resolution appear to directly challenge a Supreme Court ruling in 2024 that made it easier for cities to crack down on homelessness by allowing local ordinances to enforce bans against camping on public property. More than 100 local governments across the United States prohibited homeless camping following the court’s decision, NPR reported. Tlaib’s measure sharply criticizes state and local governments that have banned "panhandling, loitering, sleeping in tents or vehicles," among other activities associated with the homeless population. The resolution also directs the federal government to achieve a long-shot goal of ending the "unhoused crisis" by 2029. Among Tlaib's recommendations is requiring the Trump administration to siphon off at least $168 billion in defense spending to "permanently end and prevent" individuals from experiencing homelessness. Her resolution does not specify what the nearly 20% of annual defense spending would be used for. "Having access to a safe place to live is a human right," Tlaib said in a statement upon introducing the legislation. "Every year, Congress passes another record-breaking military budget, and President Trump just requested a $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget this year. Experts say it would cost a fraction of this to end homelessness in our country." Tlaib’s measure is similar to a resolution first introduced by former Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., in 2021. Bush, a one-time member of "the Squad," is mounting a comeback bid to reclaim her St. Louis-based House seat in November’s midterm elections. foxnews.com/politics/rashi…

For me, every day is capitalist day. Living by personal responsibility and growth—improving ourselves through education and opportunity. It’s about working hard to provide for our loved ones, investing in our future, and living by accountability and self-reliance. We’re driven by purpose and discipline, not by jealousy, envy, or complacency.

🚨BREAKING: Fox News host @WillCain just broke down the reports of leftist groups funding these May Day protests "At the center of the May Day mobilization is a network of communists, socialists, Marxists, and other far-left organizations led by chapters of the Democratic Socialists of America and a coalition of groups including the People's Forum, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, the Answer Coalition, and Code Pink." There are a combined total of 600 groups with a combined $2 BILLION in revenue that are behind at least 3,000 of these demonstrations nationwide. "These groups are social welfare nonprofit organizations. That's what we refer to as dark money that allows them to engage in political activity without disclosing their donors."

Foo Fighters

How about a top ten list of popular bands that are actually not good?

@dpshow Can't jump quickly between 2-3 broadcast games. Rewind and FF is difficult. Stream delay being real live. Managing subscriptions

Are you a fan of streaming when it comes to live sports?

@KentStFootball @KentStAthletics

what would you do say if she would go so if you should ok?

@dpshow Any big race (Daytona, Indy 500, F1 in Vegas)

What are some sports events that we need to do a show from next year?

Typical liberal response. Throw money and politicians at a problem in the hopes that the problem will need more money and politicians.

@ChazDogs Typical demarcate response. Throw money and politicians at a problem in the hopes that the problem will need more money and politicians.

We don't need a fucking commission. We need Democrats to stop the violent rhetoric inciting lunatics to carry out violence.

@OwenGregorian Once again, the weather is not getting more extreme, only the weather reporting is.

New Study: U.S. Heatwaves And Temperature Extremes Have Been Declining Since 1899 | Kenneth Richard, NoTricksZone The contiguous United States (CONUS) has the most reliable and comprehensive long-term daily maximum and minimum temperature records, with over 1,200 stations recording these data since the late 19th century. [some emphasis, links added] It is often reported that extremes in hot and cold temperatures – and especially heatwaves – have been increasing in both frequency and intensity in the last few decades as a consequence of rising greenhouse gas concentrations. “The results indicate that extremes in heat-related metrics for daily T [Max] in the summer have not increased and in fact often show modest declines since 1899, due mostly to the early heat events during 1925-1954.” – Christy, 2026 However, reliable data from temperature stations across the CONUS indicate extreme heat, extreme cold, and heatwave duration and intensity have been declining since 1899, mostly due to the much higher extremes recorded during the 1925-1954 period. Conveniently, most alarmist claims about accelerating maximum and minimum temperature extremes start their analysis in the 1950s or later. In recent decades, CONUS’s extreme heat (and cold) records fall well within the range of natural variability. “The metrics for extreme summer heat, e.g., hottest values, number of heatwave days, etc., show modest negative trends since 1899. Extreme cold temperature metrics also indicate a decline in their occurrences, especially since the 1990s. In sum, instances of both hot and cold extreme metrics have declined since 1899.” … “[T]he heat extremes occurring in the CONUS today are well within the range that natural variability already provides.” … “[T]here is no increase in the occurrence of 95°F (35°C) days within the CONUS, and in fact, the CONUS has experienced an 8.3% decline since 1899. None of the past 10-year totals [2015-2025] are in the top ten values.” notrickszone.com/2026/04/27/new…

@CBSSunday @costareports The score is 4,214-0 on puff pieces of Democrat politician vs Republicans on @CBSSunday.

Congressman Jim Clyburn of South Carolina says President George W. Bush called him “the savior... something to that effect," for endorsing President Joe Biden in 2020, the representative told @costareports. Watch more of Costa’s conversation with Rep. Clyburn, who has become one of the Democratic Party’s power brokers in recent decades, Sunday.