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@marklevinshow This should surprise no one. They hid Bin Laden for years. I pray POTUS, Hegseth, Rubio et al are smarter than to trust the Pakistanis.

BREAKING Pakistan is providing resources to the Iranian regime through 6 corridors

@confusion_reign Still wearing the chains, I see.

Maybe they shouldn’t call him up just yet?

CBS moderator Ryan Yamamoto has just lied in the debate. He claimed that Ronald Reagan (as governor of California) was responsible for cuts In social programs that created homelessness in California. That is a categorical lie. The social programs that Mr. Yamamoto is referring to were cuts signed into law by Pat Brown, Jerry Brown's father, who was Governor before Reagan. I was a college student at that time and I saw the results on the streets with Governor Brown's actions. And I even wrote a paper about it for a college class. Ryan Yamamoto lied. Here's yet another example of the bigotry and bias of media when they can't even properly do their research and make whoppers of errors in a debate such as this.

@Section344Lions By all reports, Zeitler wanted to move to Tennessee. There was nothing prescient on Brad's part by letting him go. He didn't have a choice. A word to the wise, if you have nothing original or informative to post, don't damage your brand by posting nonsense just to get clicks.

Brad Holmes doesn’t get enough credit for drafting Tate Ratledge. Kevin Zeitler was an amazing player for us, but also a guy that’s unsigned a year later still & is on the Decker/Ragnow year-by-year plan. Would have been incredibly easy to just keep bringing him back, and there was an adjustment period for Ratledge last season. But you now have what I believe is an extremely high-end young player that will be here for years to come. And in an offseason where OL was the main focus … he was one of the few pieces we could confidently hang our hats on as something we didn’t need to worry about or fix. This was a guy that still basically the entire league passed on twice. I really think he’ll end up being one of Brad Holmes’ biggest draft wins. I think he’s a stud.

@epaleezeldin @rosadelauro The good folks of Connecticut's 3rd must be so proud.

Nothing infuriates an uninformed Congressional Dem more than when they realize they voluntarily triggered a debate with someone who actually knows what they are talking about, reads federal statute and adheres to Supreme Court precedent. Today’s self-implosion by @rosadelauro was quite remarkable to witness. Without apology or regret, I will always adhere to the best available reading of federal statute pursuant to the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright.

@jonfavs babylonbee.com/news/this-is-a…

Sincere question: do Trump supporters who genuinely want to reduce political violence actually think that lobbing transparently hypocritical accusations about the left's rhetoric is in any way effective? Are we really gonna go through another cycle where MAGA folks point out incendiary rhetoric on the left without ever acknowledging that some of the most violent and incendiary rhetoric in America comes from the President and his supporters? Do you not think the rest of the country has eyes and ears? It's truly awful that President Trump has been the target of political violence. It's also truly awful how he's frequently talked about his political opponents: accusing them of treason, amplifying calls for their execution, publicly celebrating their death, calling them scum, garbage, vermin, animals. It was like 3 weeks ago that he threatened the annihilation of an entire civilization! It was just a few months ago that he and his White House knowingly smeared two Americans who'd been killed by federal agents as domestic terrorists! I hate political violence. I hate what happened last night. Probably 99% of Americans agree. But let's not insult everyone's intelligence by pretending that the most powerful person in the world isn't a huge part of the problem here.

.@jonkarl says @POTUS called him shortly after 7AM: "He was calling to see if I was ok with what happened last night...he reiterated many of the things he said in his press conference last night, emphasizing the unity he felt in that moment...and he was quite firm about this: 'That dinner must be rescheduled.'"

There is something disgusting and outrageous about the fact that the secret service agents who saved lives saturday night have not been paid in 60 days. The House and Senate should be locked like a papal conclave and kept in the Capitol until they pass the money for Homeland Security. This is a horrible way to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary

@BarackObama Mr. President, please encourage members of your party to vote to pay them.

Although we don’t yet have the details about the motives behind last night's shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner, it’s incumbent upon all us to reject the idea that violence has any place in our democracy. It’s also a sobering reminder of the courage and sacrifice that U.S. Secret Service Agents show every day. I’m grateful to them – and thankful that the agent who was shot is going to be okay.

I wasn’t happy when Clinton, Obama or Biden won, but I didn’t call them fascist/dangerous/threat to democracy. I didn’t hope someone would assassinate them. I went on with my life with gratitude. Friends on the left, please try this. Your life and our country will be better.

...Sen. Chuck Schumer, who has blocked their funding for over 70 days, immediately posted, "I’m grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and am praying everyone remains safe." The only thing more impressive than their stout courage is Schumer's striking lack of shame.

@Section344Lions We just have to remember it is a relative world. Although we improved in absolute terms, did we get better than our rivals? Only time will tell.

I think the Lions are clearly better at the two positions of consequence we all talked about going into the offseason (OL, EDGE): I’d rather have DJ Wonnum (can play all 3 downs, 5-8 sacks a season) and a Top-45 Draft Pick at EDGE than I would AQM (11 sacks, but only 40% of snaps), Tyrus Wheat, & Marcus Davenport. And I’d rather have Penei Sewell & a 1st-round pick over Sewell and Decker in his last year (if he doesn’t retire) on 1 leg. Would rather have Cade Mays than Graham Glasgow. And Year 2 of Tate Ratledge. And Mahogany without a broken foot. Depth of Borom, Scruggs, Bartch & Frazier is also a significant upgrade.

It is worth noting that the many Democratic leaders being protected last night by Secret Service agents (including the one who took a shot to his vest) are still refusing to pay them unless ICE and Border Protection are defunded...

@riger1984 After the first month, it's not exactly breaking news to say we need another front line starter and bullpen help to be a serious contender. Flaherty could go to pen and be an answer there, but his days as a starter appear over.

The bad news: Jack Flaherty gives up a 3 run dong after getting staked to an early 1-0 lead. Worse news: Flaherty gave up a solo dong to the guy that walked the Tigers off last night. Good news: 4 runs ain’t winning this game. Glass half full post here.

@katieporterca The first act of MacBeth is missing someone at the cauldron . . .

The last time a woman was the Democratic nominee for Governor of California, I was still in college. A whole generation has passed since then. It's time for a new era of leadership.

I wish I could like this 10,000 times!

@NYCMayor You may want to consult anyone that lived under a socialist/communist regime. So tragic that every generation must experience the suffering caused by utopian idealism. I'm weary of making the same arguments time and again. Read some history.

At our city-owned grocery stores, staples like eggs and bread will actually be affordable. And we're going to do it the right way, without cutting workers' pay or dignity. Because in the wealthiest city in this country, buying groceries shouldn't be an unsolvable equation. It should be simple, fair, and within reach for everyone.

Ken Griffin is the American story. A kid trading out of a dorm room, who went on to build Citadel LLC into a global powerhouse. He didn’t inherit it. He built it. Took risk. Won. And what’s the result? More than 2,500 jobs in New York City. Over $2.3 billion in taxes paid to New York. Over $650 million in philanthropic contributions tied to this city. Thousands more jobs coming from major development projects. That’s not rhetoric. That’s impact. But instead of learning from that success, some politicians would rather demonize it. Because tearing people down is easier than building anything yourself. So let’s be very real: If Ken Griffin and firms like his leave New York… who replaces 2,500 high-paying jobs? Who replaces billions in tax revenue? Who funds the services you claim to care about? A government-run grocery store? That’s not economic policy. That’s fantasy. And to @ZohranKMamdani What have you actually built? How many jobs have you created? How many people depend on you for a paycheck? What real risk have you ever taken? We need builders. Not people who attack them.

@AtoZ_Payton Any insight as to the reasoning behind each of these decisions? That's the real story - the rest is just comparing this year's calendar to last year.

Lions are doing things way differently this year No rookie minicamp No Brad Holmes at the owners' meeting No joint practices No local pro day