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@OleTimeHardball Pudge

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@TokyoOnTheRocks @elonmusk They are in public. Wtf are you talking about.

[Adam Carolla @adamcarolla]

Always remember

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@OleTimeHardball Yes

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@edels0n catching up on past podcasts. You can blame dumb young ppl for not saving money to buy a house but spending it on dog treats or bringing them on a plane.

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@JessicaTarlov sorry for two replies in a row. Cathing up on a plane. Telling ppl waltz and Frey did it right and Minneapolis MN did it right while resisting while they got two ppl killed is a problem. People died.

[@jason @Jason]

Gorsuch on 🎯:

“For those who think it important for the Nation to impose more tariffs, I understand that today’s decision will be disappointing. All I can offer them is that most major decisions affecting the rights and responsibilities of the American people (including the duty to pay taxes and tariffs) are funneled through the legislative process for a reason.

Yes, legislating can be hard and take time. And, yes, it can be tempting to bypass Congress when some pressing problem arises. But the deliberative nature of the legislative process was the whole point of its design. Through that process, the Nation can tap the combined wisdom of the people’s elected representatives, not just that of one faction or man.

There, deliberation tempers impulse, and compromise hammers disagreements into workable solutions. And because laws must earn such broad support to survive the legislative process, they tend to endure, allowing ordinary people to plan their lives in ways they cannot when the rules shift from day to day.

In all, the legislative process helps ensure each of us has a stake in the laws that govern us and in the Nation’s future. For some today, the weight of those virtues is apparent. For others, it may not seem so obvious. But if history is any guide, the tables will turn and the day will come when those disappointed by today’s result will appreciate the legislative process for the bulwark of liberty it is."

[Jeffery Mead @the_jefferymead]

Notice how democrats are not calling the Supreme Court a rigged institution today.

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@DariusDale42 @grok summarize

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@ClayTravis Sounds like a bartender

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@TeamKClark @grok is this true. Does the save act have exceptions?

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@WFAN660 @tommylugauer I like Shough in this one. harbaugh will help. Like Kellen Moore also, but JH has a track record.

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@tjayjones8 Yes. Kellen Moore helped him get to career backup or 3rd QB status.

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@krystalball Ha. Bc he doesn’t know a word. Dems are so elitist.

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@SpencerHakimian Bc he let in 3M a year. A lot harder to keep ongoing deportation numbers up when you close the border.

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@OleTimeHardball HOF w/o the best player ever is dumb. Let the.m all in. These hypocrite writers sold papers and started espn shows and radio shows on the backs of these dudes and now they want to burn them at the stake. They knew. We all knew. Let em in.

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@OleTimeHardball Of course.

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@Flicky0ps Better than Venezuela

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@ClaireFosterPHD Oh please keep that up. 🤡