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Did Astronaut Perry not qualify to be part of the Artemis II crew?

@JackPosobiec I love it! Now they just need to come out with a Smart TV App (Apple TV, Roku, etc.) so we don't have to stream from a computer.

This is my culture

@PettusWX Now add an Apple TV, Roku, smart TV app. It would be on my TV all the time!

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@ChrisMartzWX In less than 50 years a night time areal view of the United States might look something like this.

I fully support a national divorce. I don’t care how it is done, but it needs to happen. We cannot coexist at all. We just can’t.

I really liked Strange New Worlds at first, but by season two they started sprinkling in cringy high school musical plots and then doubled down on that crap in season 3 causing me to abandon by episode 4. The primary reason I've been a long time Trek fan is because I like science fiction. It's not complicated.

@DalinarKholin6 Strange New Worlds hurts the most. The first season really did have promise but they’ve been working hard at flushing that down the toilet ever since.

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Abrain | A Pharmaceutical Commercial Parody

@TheCinesthetic I couldn't walk out of that shit show fast enough. The Disney J.J. Abrams Star Wars movies are an abomination and frankly they need to take a queue from the old Dallas TV Show . . . pretend it never happened and start over.

Luke Skywalker’s stand on Crait in The Last Jedi (2017) had the whole theater locked.

@RedWavePress The very words, "I believe in science", is probably one of the most unscientific statements a person can make.

Harris Faulkner: “So you believe men and women are the same? You don’t believe in science?” Marie Harf: “Those two questions are different.” Harris Faulkner: “No, actually they are not.” Marie Harf: “Of course I believe in science. [The Democratic Party] is the one that believes in science when it comes to COVID and vaccines and all those things.” Jeremy Hunt: “But not biological s*x— that’s the problem that so many of us have.” 
“It’s about having clarity.”

@jondelarroz Star Trek Picard Season 3 highest streaming Trek ever and first to make into the Neilson Top 10 and was also an awesome reunion for all the major TNG characters except for two. Whoopie an one other were written out of the cast. Who could that have been?

Shut up, Wesley.

8 million white boomers demonstrated that because they can stand outside for hours with picket signs to protest a king that doesn’t exist, they can stand in line to vote in our elections with a Voter ID in hand. Glad we solved that issue, now pass the SAVE Act.

@TrimblePhyllis @FoxNews

@FoxNews Don't try to make it sound like a gift, he's only giving them what they are owed. Trump caused the problem in the first place

BREAKING: President Trump has signed an executive order authorizing pay for TSA amid government shutdown and airport chaos. The executive order includes back pay and current paychecks.

@PpollingNumbers Math is hard.

Dear Sam, As your fan I'm grateful for "Unification" you gifted us. It has more soul than Krutzman's ST ever will. But you're way off on this. ✔️Star Trek has always championed progress, NOT infantilized identity worship, skin color, or sexual fetishes ✔️It challenged the viewer with equally presented opposing ideas, NOT muting one side to idolize the other ✔️Its nuanced writing celebrated merit of accomplishment and personal human struggle, NOT mindless tolerance based on superficial traits ✔️Gene Roddenbery's Star Trek was a product talented creatives who challenged all of American culture, NOT segregating fans into "identity groups" or loathing white Americans for past sins of their fathers

How refreshing. I mean really, why should we know any of their opinions on any of this stuff? Do they have access to information we don't? Are they smarter? Do they have an inside track of some kind? The only reason we know what they think is because they're good at playing "adult make believe" in front of a camera. A degree of humility and respect for the people who have made them wealthy and successful in the first place (the viewers) is always appreciated.

Josh Duhamel on celebrities discussing politics: "It's a good message for a lot of people in the entertainment business these days. Just because you have a platform doesn't mean that you get to preach to everybody. ... I have real strong opinions about things, but I don't really talk about it because it's like why? Why would I alienate half my audience? Because I respect their view on things, but I'm not going to preach to them. They can believe what they want to believe. I'm just here to make cool stuff." Do you think this is a good approach?

Everyone should be pissed off by this. Especially any congressional Democrat cutting the line they created for the rest of us!

Does Natural Gas destroy the environment? TL;DW: No.

@mitchellvii Exactly. I've been making this point for a while now. Think about what is the purpose of the media outlets who are paying for these polls? Do they exist to inform or to influence? It all starts with that one simple question.

LET'S TALK ABOUT POLLS FOR A MINUTE: Somebody has to pay for these things. And this far out from an election, the pollsters want to get hired. That means they're going to deliver the poll their clients want. So when the Washington Post, the New York Times, or AP pays for a poll, I'm just going to assume they're expecting a poll that opposes anything Trump does since that's the news cycle they want this poll to lead. Of course, there are no elections anywhere near. So there's nothing objective that we can measure these against. If this were the NFL, you would call these polls a "free play." So when looking at these polls, just keep in mind they're basically just propaganda. As a matter of fact, they probably should be considered in-kind donations to the Democrat House.

@BrandonStraka Fair question to ask any Democrat, "If you had the power to set the price of gasoline for everyone, where would you set it?" The mental struggle many will go through with that simple question is very revealing.

Adam Mockler: “This Iran war has increased gas prices.” Scott Jennings: “I'm old enough to remember when Democrats were advocating for higher gas prices, to bring about the end of the internal combustion engine.”