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"House Republicans will continue to hold Hunter Biden’s feet to the fire... no one–not even the president’s son–is above the law.”
-Tom Emmer, 1.17.24
"Don Jr is a private citizen and businessman so this unwarranted attack will go nowhere,"
-Tom Emmer, 9.23.26
@GOPMajorityWhip
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Has any news outlet agree to boycott the White House until CNN, MSNOW and Politico are reinstated? Has WHCA said no more black tie dinners honoring Trump?
If not the"solidarity" of the legacy media reminds me of Susan Collins showing "concern."
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THEN STOP COVERING HIM, @whca
STOP LETTING HIM THREATEN FREE SPEECH - AND YOU
GO IN, TELL HIM TO HIS FACE THAT HE'S LYING TO YOU, AND THEN WALK OUT
STAND UP FOR DEMOCRACY - THIS HAND-WRINGING IS JUST PASSIVE COLLABORATION
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This is a very dangerous moment for our country. MSNow, Politico, and CNN have been denied access to the White House.
Nothing shows weakness and desperation like a fascistic authoritarian who bans the free press.
In solidarity, the White House press corps should refuse to cover his pressers. The lack of attention would crush the narcissistic shitstain.
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On Monday, October 26, we invite you to our 2026 GameChangers Ball, an evening to celebrate & support programs that empower young people to excel on the court, in the classroom, & in their communities.
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Watching Pete Hegseth and struggling to recall a more vile, dishonest or troubling presentation of propaganda and political bullshit by a member of our government. We are being led by the most corrupt and character-less administration in history. May our valiant troops be safe.
This is really so well said…instagram.com/reel/DTjjzhtEQ…
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I say this without any political affiliation or agenda. A woman sitting in a car full of toys, surrounded by masked officials, clearly panicking and making a mistake, whose vehicle may have struck one of them in a non-life-threatening way, would not have been executed in a civilized country.
She would have been arrested, restrained, and brought before a court. The officer would have had the protection of the law. Instead, she was killed. That is not justice.
What is even more disturbing are the reactions in the US comments on X. They show a near zero valuation of human life and instead aggressively glorify blind obedience to “law and order.” The underlying message is clear: comply perfectly or die. That mindset is not about justice or safety. It is about submission, and it exposes a deeply unhealthy moral compass.
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"(ICE officers) were not in danger of being injured or hurt by the vehicle at all."
CNN obtains new video from a witness who was just five feet away from where the victim's car crashed in Minneapolis. She shares what she saw with Erin Burnett.
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Air conditioned offices? Hey @PeteHegseth I have reported from war zones, disaster zones, riots, and more. I’ve been shot at, heard RPG’s whistle overhead, and seen dead bodies. On behalf of many of us who have put our lives on the line to report the news, go fuck yourself.
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This is Marine Colonel Doug Krugman, a 24-year combat veteran. He has resigned citing Trump's disregard for the Constitution: "I have given up the service I loved for the freedom to do the right thing...to speak in defense of our country."
RETWEET if you stand with Col. Krugman!
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In 250 years of U.S. history, only two other senior officers have publicly resigned over a president’s contempt for the Constitution.
This is a landmark moment, and a test of whether those who swore an oath to defend the Constitution still have the courage to honor it.
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The Golf Digest rankings originated in 1966 with "America's 200 Toughest Courses" (when "toughness" was often synonymous with "good"). It was based on USGA course ratings as well as input from regional selectors, usually professionals and high ranking amateurs.
Some observations:
-Many of the courses on the list are "where are they now." Golf design has come a long way.
-The USGA's rating system was more rudimentary. 75 was the highest available rating. Today some courses are 80+.
-Pebble Beach was one of them rated 75, and this was before a U.S. Open was played there.
-Other 75s were Cypress Lakes & Pine Tree (FL), Medinah #3, Hazeltine & Concord (NY).
-Pine Valley, Merion, WFW & Oakmont are only in the 71-73 range. No Shinnecock.
People saw and experienced golf differently in the '60s.
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Pope Leo quotes Hannah Arendt:
“The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the convinced Communist, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction and the distinction between true and false no longer exist."
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