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Familiarize yourself with what government did to gas cans and then say with a straight face you want them in charge of more things…
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Everyone is furious at the prankster.
They are missing the real tragedy.
Man A wakes up at 5 AM, works 10 stores,
and misses his 4 kids' bedtime—
yet still can’t afford his mortgage.
Boy B produces nothing, mocks working men
with a phone, and makes thousands in clout.
The problem isn't a pizza company.
It’s a broken system that punishes the Builder
and rewards the Parasite.
When a father’s sweat buys less than
a clown’s disrespect, a nation loses its soul.
Restore the dignity of honest work.
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Can someone tell literally every political consultant that sending texts to people from random numbers multiple times a day is probably NOT the best way to convince them to vote for you?
Thanks in advance. – at Patton Village, TX
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I’ll be buying @redbaronpizza from now on.
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Our faculty is expanding. UATX is hiring professors at every rank to start in Fall 2027.
Teach focused seminars. Produce great research. Join an institution dedicated to the fearless pursuit of truth: jobs.lever.co/uaustin
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Since the SEC’s new TV deal began in 2024, LSU has played 16 of its 19 home games at night (84%).
Georgia and Mississippi State? Just 4 of 18 (22%).
It gets even worse when you look strictly at SEC conference games.
LSU has hosted EIGHT at night. More than Ole Miss and Georgia COMBINED.
Mississippi State has hosted ONE.
Night games matter for recruiting, atmosphere, attendance and home-field advantage.
How does the SEC justify this kind of disparity? And how is it fair to the fans spending thousands on season tickets?
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The chances of being killed by a landmine delivered by a bear are low, but they are never zero.
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We were concerned that the SAT has become a less reliable measure of student preparedness for a rigorous college curriculum.
So, we commissioned a study from Johns Hopkins University. What does this study tell us about the state of higher education?
The results are shocking. thaq.co/4iLThZ0
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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?
We filmed 19 lectures on it. Available October 28th.
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Cuba’s Communist leaders don’t want you to know about their luxury real estate portfolio, but we have the receipts.
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I’m infinitely grateful a group of pissed off men gathered together in Massachusetts on an April morning in 1775 and said “Fuck you, no”.
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There are 15 foreign countries mentioned on Abdul’s policy page. Over 5,000 words. Not a word about plans for Black Michiganders.
He’s more concerned about putting Palestine first than the people of Michigan.
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I call for the board of @united to cut Scott Kirby’s salary to $30k a year, take his stock + options, and redistribute the balance of his salary and stock to all United employees.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby wants to show customers in seat 34B he feels their pain by endorsing a national wealth tax. Such virtue-signaling is cheaper than complimentary pretzels.
on.wsj.com/485lKmq
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If America had built 1,000 nuclear reactors by 2000 and continued expanding, nuclear power would supply ~90% of our electricity today, even with dramatically higher demand from electrification.
We wouldn’t just have cheaper, abundant electricity. We’d have an entirely different industrial economy. Never forget what they stole from you.
Ralph Nader, 1997: “When we came out against nuclear power in the early '70s, the government had predicted that there would be 1,000 nuclear plants by the year 2000 in the United States, and there's 109 and shrinking, as more and more get shut down.” pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline…