🚨 BREAKING: Conservatives are demanding the Senate GOP GET MOVING on nationwide voter ID, citizenship, mass mail-in ballots and other issues supported by 80% of the American public
Election Day is in 291 days.
NUKE THE FILIBUSTER. Listen to Trump. Get it DONE. 🇺🇸
Umm...unemployment is low, the stock market is high, Iran's nuclear program has been defanged, DEI is on the retreat, men can no longer compete in women's' sports and we have an actual border. Sounds like things are pretty good right now. God Bless America and Happy 4th of July!
Today marks the 249th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.
We refer to July 4th as Independence Day, but the signatures of the 56 men on that Declaration did not establish independence; it merely asserted it.
There were many battles ahead.
The American revolutionaries faced long odds: they fought against the world’s leading power while the vast majority of their fellow colonists were either opposed to independence or indifferent.
And they had a lot to lose.
All 56 signatories were prominent and successful in their respective colonies. They weren’t engaged in meaningless virtue signaling — the penalty for failure was death. When the Founding Fathers pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor in service to the cause, they meant it.
They were waging an essentially conservative revolution to restore what they considered to be ancient rights. That they articulated a powerful rationale for their actions — namely, that rights come from God, not government and that the legitimacy of government comes, not from the dictates of a king, but from the consent of the governed — proved to have enormous consequences for the cause of liberty.
In an age in which so much of politics is performative, we as Americans are lucky that the men who founded our country were willing to stand in the breach on a matter of great — and enduring — principle. They risked it all so that America could be free.
Happy Independence Day!
NBA players to win MVP and have 10+ playoff games of at least 30 points and 4 assists in the same season:
2024-25 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
2000-01 Allen Iverson
1991-92 Michael Jordan
That’s it.
The overreaction with Shedeur Sanders is insane. 5 teams may let a guy slide over fit. When 32 teams let you slide it’s who you are as a player.
Sanders has good arm talent but a bad internal clock and avg athleticism. He needs to be coachable and instead bombed his interviews.