Allan Cheuvront

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

Meece Middle parking lot after school is the place where good people break bad

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

UK basketball looks like my golf game

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

ESPN has more commercials than game

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

It’s time to stop the YouTubeTV-ESPN shutdown, enough is enough

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

ESPN is holding the American sports fan hostage

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

Call us Deacon Blues

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

We have some SEC replay officials that need to resign, effectively immediately

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

10-4 Roger that good buddy

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

@Tboneglenda @docchevy He needs a hat, but he’s been cool for a long time

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

#FreeScotty

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

I’m for Stacey and Jeff, throw in Valentine and Fraley, UK will have a coaching staff that knows how to win.

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

Clearly Jay Bilas is genius

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Biggest thing that came out of the New Hampshire primary. The Democratic political machine organized 66,000 voters to write in Joe Biden’s name. Impressive

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

Jay Bilas is pushing my New Year’s resolution

[🇺🇸Steve2A🇺🇸God🇺🇸Family🇺🇸Country🇺🇸 @lakemonstercl1]

“We need to start being men in this nation again” Mark Robinson is a rock star and I wish we had more politicians like him!
If we did, we wouldn’t be fucked big time like we are now.

[Simon Ateba @simonateba]

In ancient Rome, a group of men loyal to the Republic feared that Julius Caesar was going to make his dictatorship permanent and establish a monarchy. In 44 BC, they decided to assassinate him, thereby restoring the Republic.

In the ensuing chaos and power vacuum, Caesar's great nephew Octavius quickly rose to the top, assumed power, and permanently ended the Republic by establishing a de facto monarchy. After Caesar's death, it came out that he had never intended to create a monarchical system. The conspirators brought about precisely what they had tried to stop.

In 19th-century India, under British colonial rule, authorities decided there were too many venomous cobras in the streets of Delhi, making life uncomfortable for the British residents and their families. To solve this, they offered a reward for every dead cobra residents would bring in. Soon, enterprising locals began to breed cobras in order to make a living from the bounty. The government caught on to this and canceled the program. The breeders, resentful of the rulers and angered by their actions, decided to release their cobras back on the streets, thereby tripling the population from before the government program.

Other notorious examples would include the 18th Amendment establishing prohibitions in the United States in 1920, which was designed to stop the spread of alcoholism but only ended up increasing alcohol consumption by a substantial amount.

Another example is the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese in 1941, designed to decimate the US Naval force in one blow and bring America to its knees. Instead, it shook the American public out of its deep isolationism, ensuring the total mobilization of the country's superior manpower and resources to not only defeat the Japanese but also to obliterate its military for good. The very success of the attack guaranteed the opposite of the intended result, Robert Greene writes in his spectacular book, "The Laws of Human Nature."

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

Is there a portal for officials?

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UK Sports…I don’t think we are getting our money’s worth.

[Allan Cheuvront @Boogiechevs]

@laralogan Defund the RNC

[Greg Price @greg_price11]

If you look at the 20 Republicans that just voted against @Jim_Jordan for Speaker, they all fall into one of three categories:

Appropriators: There's an old saying in Congress that there are three parties: Democrats, Republicans, and appropriators. These people make up the bureaucratic industrial complexes and want to be able to continue deficit spending like there's no tomorrow. Of the 20 Jordan No's, seven were members of the House Appropriations Committee: Kay Granger, Mike Simpson, Mario Diaz-Balart, Steve Womack, John Rutherford, Tony Gonzales, and Jake Ellzey.

Defense Hawks: Pretty simple category here. These are the people that are scared Speaker Jordan would stop them from being able to give an endless amount of money to Ukraine and other pointless wars in random parts of the globe. Jim Jordan hinted as much that the gravy train to Ukraine would be slowed so now they're denying him the Speakership. Of the 20 Jordan No's, four are members of the Armed Services Committee: Don Bacon, Carlos Gimenez, Jen Kiggans, and Nick LaLota.

Members in Biden-won Districts: This category probably seems to make more sense to you. They represent blue districts therefore they don't want to vote for a conservative like Jim Jordan. But here's the thing: There are several members like Brian Fitzpatrick, David Valadao, and others who also represent blue districts but just voted for him. Do you also really think the average voter in their district even cares who the Speaker is? What the holdouts have in common is that they're all freshmen members of Congress who desperately need K-Street money in order to be re-elected next year: Anthony D'Esposito, Andrew Garbarino, Nick LaLota, and Mike Lawler.

On top of that, all but two of the 20 Jordan No's submitted earmarks requests for the latest budget.

Basically, Jim Jordan is being opposed by members who are a part of the military and bureaucratic industrial complexes, as well as members who need lobbyist dollars to be re-elected.