THE Shawon-O-Meter IS HEADING TO THE HALL OF PRETTY GOOD!
Shawon Dunston received 66% of over 19,700 votes and is now officially inducted into the Hall of Pretty Good. Dunston, who was born in March of 1963 in New York, first gained widespread recognition for his baseball play in high school, where he batted .790 as a senior with 37 steals while not being caught a single time (holy crap). Thanks largely to this success, Dunston was a widely regarded top prospect and was taken with the first overall pick in 1982. Dunston, who was representing himself instead of using an agent, signed with the Cubs for $100,000 and his HoPG journey was officially underway. Dunston would make his MLB debut for the Cubs on April 9, 1985. This would kickstart a Cubs tenure that would see him play 12 seasons with the Cubs, making two All Star teams while totaling 1,219 hits in Chicago. After the Cubs, Dunston would become a bit of an Immaculate Grid legend, spending time with the Giants, Cardinals, Indians, Mets, and Pirates. Dunston was widely known for being a good teammate who had excellent leadership skills, and his strong arm at shortstop helped endear him to baseball fans all over, especially those in Chicago. Dunston also has a son named Shawon Dunston Jr., who is a registered HoPG voter and can often be seen voting and commenting on the page. Dunston Jr. was even drafted by the Cubs as well in 2011, going in the 11th round. Dunston Jr. has played in 46 games for the Charleston Dirty Birds of the Atlantic League in 2026, where he’s put up an OPS of .967, proving his father’s pretty good genes were passed on to him. Dunston received just 0.2% of the HOF vote in 2008, but who cares? He’s now permanently enshrined in the Hall of Pretty Good, the place that will truly appreciate him.
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People are not going to easily forget how they were treated for being skeptical of the mask mandates, the lockdowns, school closures, and the lab origin theory. On all of these issues, they were right, but were treated as beyond contempt at the time, mostly citing Fauci.
The only reason (most) Dems backed off of forced masking was because Republicans like Glenn Youngkin won.
But for political pushback, Dems would have kept mandates forever.
Look at gatherings of the DSA today: masks everywhere.
If given power, the left will do it again.
Joe Wants to Know, what course have you played in the past that is now closed and the thought of never playing it again makes you sad. For me it is either Marsh Harbour in NC or Metacomet in RI.
In 2020, Congresswoman Miller-Meeks (R-IA) won her election by 6 votes.
🟥 Meeks: 196,964
🟦 Hart: 196,958
DHS said 35,152 non-citizens are registered to vote in New Jersey.
Governor Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) said 6,600 non-citizens are registered to vote & 400 voted.
Any time an illegal alien votes, a lawful American citizen is disenfranchised.
This is a constitutional crisis.
Pass the SAVE America Act!
I am not a Trump fan.
But it is absolutely crazy that any news organization would flat out refuse to air a speech by the elected President of the United States.
Who are they to decide what people can and can’t hear from their ELECTED PRESIDENT?!