Lee

I’ve known Mr. Cooper since he graduated from law school more than 40 years ago. My law firm was next-door to his dad‘s firm for years. Roy Cooper is despised in his home county by nearly everyone republican and democrat alike. He was a useless governor who spit all his time Karen favor with extreme left-wing Democrat groups to remain in power. He marched with George Floyd rioters in Raleigh. He would not be anything resembling John Federman. He would be more like Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Corey Booker, et al

@TheRHPolls @BravoTV @Andy Andy doesn’t do anything good! Success has gone to his head and h seems disinterested and disengaged.

Do you think Andy Cohen still does a good job at hosting the reunion shows?

Please RT! @DAGToddBlanche

@BrianFr11473 @OfficialOPLive @ReelzChannel I'll be watching "with" you! 💙🙏🇺🇸

@OfficialOPLive @ReelzChannel #OPL350 #OPLive350 #OPLive As I think back on 350 episodes,(plus all the ones from the first series) I only think of how grateful I am that you've all supported us while we fight for Karen's life. Today was one of my most frustrating days as a husband,and a caregiver. Demanding accountability from medical professionals to not accept everything at face value,to advocate so fiercely for her to regain any level of comfortability,is sometimes insurmountable,and not seeing results even harder. However,I will replenish my strength by watching our show tonight with my favorite people-you. Karen still hasn't eaten,had dialysis,and symptoms still a mystery to them. Hopefully will know soon. Thank you all so much

@GeneralHospital Kill her

Cassius was right to be suspicious of Josslyn Jacks, West Coast. How far will he go to keep his cover intact? An all-new #GH starts RIGHT NOW on ABC!

@RedWavePress @TheLeoTerrell 💙💙💙🙏

TRUTH NUKE: Chicago Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) President John Catanzara is absolutely LIVID after a Chicago police officer was mu*dered in cold bl00d by a career criminal. “We are f*cking sacrificial lambs for the politicians in this city and state, and it NEEDS to stop.” “When is enough?… One [cop killed] is too many.” “Even after hearing the despicable acts that this piece of sh*t did.” “It’s the reason the death penalty should still be in Illinois.”

@lady_valor_07 Loving relationships and families

What do Republican women have that Democrat women don’t?

@ItsBravoBtch Too much Kyle!

Dorit is so hard and nasty this season. I’m not a Kyle or Erika stan but the way Dorit talks to people really isn’t ok. It’s uncomfortable to watch. #RHOBH

@Mashburn4NC Embarrassed this turncoat is from NC!

Oh look— the idiot from NC. 🙄

@k_guarez @CurtisWilson275 @GramieM 🙌🙌🙌🙌💙

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 @CurtisWilson275 is back!!!! 🫶🏼💙 All is right in #OPLive land now. #OPNation #Reelz @GramieM

@ForgiatoBlow47 Yes 💙

Do you support the death penalty for the illegal alien who mercilessly killed St Louis Police Officer David Lee?

@polishprincessh 💙🖤🙏

WOUNDED DEPUTY COYLE HAS DIED R.I.P. Deputy Rick Coyle MARION, Ky. – Deputy Rick Coyle, a Crittenden County Kentucky sheriff’s deputy and school resource officer who was wounded in a shooting earlier this month, died Thursday morning surrounded by his family after weeks in critical condition. His death leaves a community grieving a loss that has touched classrooms, law enforcement agencies and neighborhoods across the region. In a statement issued shortly after 8 a.m. this morning, Crittenden County Sheriff Evan Head said Deputy Coyle “was a beloved member of the sheriff’s office. We are deeply grateful for all of the support we have received from the public and surrounding communities during this difficult time. “We ask that everyone continue to respect the privacy of Deputy Coyle’s family as they grieve this profound loss. “Deputy Coyle will be laid to rest with full line-of-duty honors and benefits. Additional details will be released when the funeral arrangements are finalized.” Coyle, 58, had been hospitalized since April 2, when he was shot while assisting in the service of an emergency guardianship order at a residence along KY 365 between Mattoon and Sturgis. The encounter ended with the death of the suspect, Ronnie Phillips, 59, of Marion, and marked the first time in modern local history that a Crittenden County law enforcement officer had been shot in the line of duty. From the outset, the impact of the shooting extended well beyond the scene. In the days and weeks that followed, students, teachers and fellow officers described Coyle not only as a deputy but as a steady and reassuring presence in their daily lives. At Crittenden County High School and Middle School, where he served as a resource officer for the past 2 years, Coyle was known for building relationships with students and staff. He was a familiar face in the hallways. Students spoke to him regularly, and educators said his presence provided a sense of security that never felt intrusive. That quiet approach defined much of Coyle’s work, both inside the schools and across the broader community. Before coming to Crittenden County, Coyle spent nearly 3 decades in law enforcement in Illinois, including 28 years with the Chicago Police Department and service on a SWAT team, where he participated in more than 2,000 missions. After retiring, he relocated to western Kentucky, where he continued serving, not out of necessity but by choice. In addition to his work in schools, Coyle played a role in training and mentoring younger officers throughout Marion, Crittenden County and surrounding areas. Colleagues said he brought experience that could not be replicated in a classroom, sharing lessons from years spent in some of the most demanding environments in law enforcement. The April 2 shooting occurred around 5 p.m., when deputies, along with personnel from the Kentucky Department of Community Based Services, went to the residence to serve a court order. Authorities said gunfire was exchanged inside the home. Coyle was struck twice, once in the chest and once in the head. His body armor stopped the shot to the torso, authorities said. He was airlifted to a hospital in Evansville before later being transferred to a higher-level trauma unit in Nashville. Sheriff Evan Head and Deputy James Duncan were also involved in the fatal confrontation but were not injured. Two women inside the home were safely removed, and no additional injuries were reported. The Kentucky State Police Critical Incident Response Team has been leading the investigation. In the days following the shooting, many area law enforcement agencies assisted Crittenden County with manpower and other resources.

@BrianFr11473 Please keep us posted when you have the time. Prayer warriors on duty🙏💙

@rver53 Thank you so much Lee

#OPLive I'm sure you all know what this means unfortunately..I'll keep you posted. She doesn't deserve this and I just wish she could have one day without horrific symptoms. We appreciate you, family

@SoapOpera411 Dishwater

Some fans see him as caring and loyal… while others think he’s indecisive and exhausting. 😬 One thing’s for sure — everybody has a word to describe him! So let’s hear it: describe Liam Spencer in ONE word! #BoldandBeautiful

@soapcentral Yes

What's your opinion ? #GH #GeneralHospital

@BrianEastwoodx 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

R E M O V E S E N A T E L E A D E R J O H N T H U N E DROP A FLAG IF YOU AGREE THAT THE SAVE AMERICA ACT SHOULD BE PASSED IMMEDIATELY🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@SaltyGoat17 Must I choose just one?

Is Chuck Schumer incompetent or is he a criminal?

@JaniceDean @TheLeoTerrell @KentuckyDerby @CarleyShimkus @foxandfriends You look beautiful

It’s @kentuckyderby weekend, and although I won’t be there, there is a “Dean” to watch on the racetrack! 🐎 My dear friend @carleyshimkus will look fabulous in her fancy hat covering the horses and the fashion tomorrow on @foxandfriends Love you all so much. ❤️ JD

@Da12thMan 💙🙏🇺🇸

Officially Officer Douthett, reporting for duty. 6 long months of late night studying, blood, sweat, tear, hyper extended elbow and a rolled ankle. I earned the privilege to wear the badge. Dad, big brother...I did it 🕊. Excited to serve the city of Miramar! 🚔

@protectingblue 💙🖤🙏

RIP. Kentucky Deputy Sheriff Richard Coyle succumbed to wounds he sustained on April 2,2026 when he was shot while serving papers at a residence. Deputy Coyle and additional officers were serving emergency guardianship paperwork when they were met with guntre. Others returned tire, killing the suspect. Deputy Coyle, 58,had served with the Crittenden County Sheriff's Office for two years as a School Resource Officer. Before coming to Crittenden County, Coyle spent nearly 3 decades in law enforcement in Illinois, including 28 years with the Chicago Police Department and service on a SWAT team, where he participated in more than 2,000 missions. He is survived by his wife, sister, and three nieces. 🖤🙏💙🙏🖤