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If this happens, it’s game over..
🚨 The Supreme Court appears in Favor of establishing a uniform NATIONAL ELECTION DAY
This would require ALL ballots for federal elections to be both cast and received by THAT DAY, potentially invalidating state laws that allow mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted days after.
Pray for this to happen.
We NEED this to happen.
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Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in Watson v. Republican National Committee that federal election-day statutes do not require ballots to be received by Election Day. States can count ballots postmarked by Election Day but received later. The video shows oral arguments from the case.
scotusblog.com/2026/06/justic…
ballotpedia.org/Watson_v._Repu…
foxnews.com/politics/supre…
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When Van Jones admits the messaging was to make people feel like they were suffering you can see his point.
Former Sen. Rick Santorum blames the midterm results on selfish voters who were unwilling to "suffer financially for a higher good": "Nobody likes to do it, but we all suffer." peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch…
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One of the insurance companies Senator Wyden claims to be investigating is Centene.
What he doesn’t tell you?
Its PAC funds his PAC. His former senior health adviser lobbies for it.
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What’s really said is even on the Texas radio broadcast, they said there was no way that call would be overturned for the incomplete pass that was really a fumble, but yet somehow miracles happened.
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When I first posted the 15% Band, I compared Republicans vs. Democrats, so it covered 30 Senate races.
Now that results are nearly final, I updated it to include every vote: Republicans, Democrats, independents, third parties, everyone, in all 35 Senate races. Then I ran a new regression analysis. Once again, the number came back .85.
34 of 35 Senate Republicans fell below President Trump's 2024 share. Red states and blue states lost the same proportion.
In some states the lost votes went to Democrats. In others, like Idaho, Nebraska and Montana, they went to independents. Different opponents, different places for the votes to go, and the Republican share still landed at about 85%.
This isn't just an average. An average can hide states scattered all over the place. A regression tests whether one rule fits every state.
Here, it does: Trump's 2024 share × .85 lands close to the Republican result state after state after state, and explains 87% of the differences between them (R² = .87).
Five nights ago, I was pretty sure. Tonight, I know.
This is real. It deserves an answer.
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SAG-AFTRA Union is potentially facing bankruptcy (and has retained bankruptcy legal advisors) after light has been shed on how the union has pilfered the unclaimed residuals fund for its own gain.
Putting this out there because I haven't seen much on it and I think it's funny.
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The officiating in the Mizzou-Texas game was so badly in favor of Texas that it caused Terry McAulay to publicly fight with Greg Sankey
I'll weigh in here.
Football announcers in both college and the NFL in today's world are far more knowledgeable about rules than they have ever been in my lifetime. They are also more supportive of officiating than they have ever been.
The three announcing crews I regularly work with are incredibly strong on their knowledge of the rules, which (fortunately?) minimizes the times I need to speak.
Sometimes the rules get very complex and announcers do get it wrong, but sometimes the officials, including Replay, get it wrong and announcers are obliged to point it out especially when rules are involved rather than real-time judgments.
Judgments are always open for debate, but as I said, today's announcers are very deferential to judgments by officials and almost always extremeley fair.
If Commissioner Sankey and the SEC believe announcers are treating SEC officiating unfairly, I would suggest reaching out and working with their broadcast partners on rules/officiating would be far more effective than a broadside attack such as this.
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Fitness Influencer gets tens of thousands of likes on every post
Experts & Scientists remain baffled as to why
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Since 1990, 51% of US serial killers are Black - 4 times their population share.
Yet every serial killer is portrayed as White.
Just another blood libel.
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A wife doesn’t get to decide, quietly and unilaterally, that the sexual marriage is over while expecting every other part of the arrangement to continue indefinitely without discussion.
She doesn’t get to turn her husband into a roommate, provider, co-parent, handyman, emotional support system, social escort, family representative, and faithful companion while treating his desire for his own wife as some embarrassing character flaw he needs to outgrow.
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I'll weigh in here.
Football announcers in both college and the NFL in today's world are far more knowledgeable about rules than they have ever been in my lifetime. They are also more supportive of officiating than they have ever been.
The three announcing crews I regularly work with are incredibly strong on their knowledge of the rules, which (fortunately?) minimizes the times I need to speak.
Sometimes the rules get very complex and announcers do get it wrong, but sometimes the officials, including Replay, get it wrong and announcers are obliged to point it out especially when rules are involved rather than real-time judgments.
Judgments are always open for debate, but as I said, today's announcers are very deferential to judgments by officials and almost always extremeley fair.
If Commissioner Sankey and the SEC believe announcers are treating SEC officiating unfairly, I would suggest reaching out and working with their broadcast partners on rules/officiating would be far more effective than a broadside attack such as this.
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🚨 JUST NOW: Laura Ingraham DESTROYS Markwayne Miullin LIVE ON FOX for pushing for "LEGAL STATUS" for DACA illegals
LAURA: "Why would ANY idea be floated to work with the Democrats on an issue that is their HOLY GRAIL?!"
"It seems like EVERY TIME Republicans feel like they're running into a rough spot, they rush to some type of immigration deal with a party that you yourself has said has NO INTEREST in lowering immigration, legal immigration, or enforcing the laws as they exist."
"Why did you float DACA, Mr. Secretary? Why is THAT the message for you guys this election?!" — @IngrahamAngle
MULLIN: "... some of them may not even speak English or never even lived in their country!"
WHAT KIND OF ARGUMENT IS THAT?!
NO AMNESTY. PERIOD.
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There you go... Megaspeed is a shell company that sent all of their GPUs directly to China illegally...
Jensen Huang was fully aware of this.
Bloomberg is trying to get @GamersNexus' channel removed from YouTube, one week after they exposed $NVDA is smuggling chips to China. 👀
@JG_Nuke @kshaughnessy2 @DarioCpx @SamanthaLaDuc
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Your account is from France. True Americans lack that surrender gene pervasive among your elites. We are Americans. This we will defend.
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Nou kenbe pwomès nou…
Nou detwi kay Lanmò San Jou ak katye jeneral gang 400 Mawozo a.
Pifò ladan yo kouri ale san yo pa menm eseye goumen.
Ala lach yo lach! 🥲
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Interesting numbers, especially considering the SEC doesn't publicly release team-by-team replay statistics or officials' performance grades.
Transparency shouldn't be this difficult.
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Katie Wiles, daughter of former White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, is a partner at Continental Strategy, whose reported federal lobbying income rose from $1.8 million in 2024 to more than $27 million in 2025 and reached $35.7 million in the first nine months of 2026.
Continental promoted Katie to director in its Jacksonville and DC offices on November 8, 2024, one day after President-elect Trump named her mother chief of staff. The promotion added lobbying and business development to her existing communications role.
The firm holds a $35,000-a-month lobbying contract with the government of Republika Srpska, the pro-Russian Bosnian Serb entity. During an August 2026 trip that Continental says was for a separate US corporate client, Katie was photographed holding a rifle at a shooting range alongside the entity’s interior minister, Željko Budimir.
On September 21, 2026, Susie Wiles met at the White House with Željka Cvijanović, the Serb member of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s three-member presidency. A White House official says Continental partner Alex Garcia, not Katie, arranged the meeting.
The developments come amid allegations by former HHS senior adviser and MAHA advocate Calley Means that Susie Wiles’s office stalled MAHA policies while courting industry money for the midterms. Means also says Continental’s revenue surge was “tied to Katie Wiles working there.”
A Wiles spokesperson calls the claims “outrageous, defamatory, and provably false.” Continental calls the claims about the firm “inaccurate and baseless.”
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