Joey Schultz

Believer in Jesus, husband, father to 3 boys.

[Dan Wolken @DanWolken]

Texas Tech and mega-booster Cody Campbell have agency in the Brendan Sorsby mess. They could cut him loose and tell him he can’t play for them.

Instead, they’d rather embarrass themselves.

Column for @yahoosports https://t.co/9YyCxTMiE3

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

The best season of the year is here!

[Jack DeLongchamps @JDelongchamps]

Baseball fans, we present to you…

‘Tis the Night Before Opening Day’

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

@CJVogel_OTF Glad to know you’re seeing this also. I know most fans would love to have Chris Beard back, but who you think may be on the short list of coaches?

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

@JDVanceNewsX 👍

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

I wonder if Harris walks after the Steelers declined his option. Can you imagine if you have a 1-2 punch of Harris and Henry? My my

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

Nice momentum killer there @KingHenry_2

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

@LoewyLawFirm @LoewyLawFirm a more exciting non-conference schedule and more physical play might be a good start. Hopefully Terry can turn things around in conference play otherwise there may be a few people to call for his job…

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

Community notes coming and providing another reason not to trust a particular political party.

[Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital]

Community notes for the win.

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

Will Pittsburg show up for the second half? They’re having a hard time stopping the twin headed monster of Lamar and King Henry. #RavensSteelers

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

Augie was the reason I became a @TexasLonghorns fan back in the early 2000s. As a middle schooler, I admired and loved how he coached and his approach today. #HookEm

[Occupy LF @OccupyLF]

I need Augie to take me to church today.

FYI, if you’re offended by this coaching style, you’re soft.

🤘🏼⚾️

[Adam Loewy @LoewyLawFirm]

We will be giving away 14 tickets total.

7 winners. 2 per winner.

Semifinal game in Dallas for the Horns to punch their ticket to the ‘ship.

Doesn’t get much better. 🤘🏼

#HookEm

[PFF College @PFF_College]

The People’s National Championship is HERE

[Joey Schultz @joey_schultz]

No one is going to listen to you on this @peta. Please leave and don’t every show up at another CFB game.

[Josh Pate @JoshPateCFB]

Get back in your locker

[George @savagehipster]

Ha!!! Goodnight.

[Texas Football @TexasFootball]

OUR STATE 🤘‼️

[Coleman Hughes @coldxman]

The Democrats picture themselves as the party for the working class and racial minorities. (Anywhere else in the world, they'd literally be called the "Labor party").

Cracks in that self-image have been opening for the past decade. But this election has utterly shattered it.

Contrary to their self-image, the current slate of Dem elites do not understand the working class or racial minorities (especially "Hispanics," and to a lesser extent, black men). From the very language they use, to the policies they advocate, they have been speaking to a version of the multiracial working class that exists only in their imagination.

Those policies and ways of speaking, it turns out, are very popular among college-educated voters (majority white), and *that* is the demographic that has saved Dems from an even worse defeat.

Right now, there are two kind of Democrats: those who can be honest about the fact that they have become the party of the elites. And those who will continue to stick their heads even further in the sand, blame Hispanics for being (somehow) anti-themselves, blame black men voters for imagined sexism, etc.––in short, this kind of Democrat will grasp at any explanation that does not involve a painful reevaluation of their own self-image.

The first kind of Democrat needs to marginalize those in the second category and take control. There needs to be a kind of coup d'etat within the party. There needs to be a dozen "Sister Souljah" moments from a dozen different top Democrats. Or else the party is doomed.

As an independent, it's not really my fight. But it's clear what needs to happen.

[Coleman Hughes @coldxman]

Misogyny is a real thing. But it does not make sense as an explanation for Kamala's loss. In general, the American people have no problem electing women as executives. We've had over two dozen women governors since 2000. Around half of them in red states. On top of that, you'd have to explain why Kamala did so much worse than Hillary (who won the popular vote, as a woman).

Instead, Democrats should consider the possibility that they have alienated men. The term "manosphere" is currently the epithet of choice in left-wing media.

But what's wrong with a manosphere? God forbid there is an online space where guys talk about guy things, and learn self-improvement from male role models like Joe Rogan. Btw, is there even any woman-bashing on Rogan's pod? I've never heard it. It's really that they don't like that there's a popular podcast tailored to male interests. Hence the snide "manosphere" label.

Tons of Kamala voters openly said they were voting for her simply because she was a woman. They mean well, but in effect they are communicating an open preference for women over men. Why wouldn't that sort of thing––and the milieu that celebrates it––drive men away? People migrate towards the spaces where they are liked ("high status") and away from spaces where they are not ("low status"). It's human nature.

I don't think rank-and-file Dem voters share this anti-masculine feeling, btw. But their elites certainly espouse it.

[Vani Hari @thefoodbabe]

@HighWireTalk @KelloggsUS @calleymeans @drjoshaxe @DrJoelGator Do not give @KelloggsUS one more American dollar.

[Vani Hari @thefoodbabe]

Big news. California just banned artificial dyes in schools. @KelloggsUS now would be an amazing time to drop the artificial dyes for all kids regardless of where they live in the US. It’s time to stop poisoning our kids!

[J.D. Greear @jdgreear]

“You don’t have to abandon your faith” (to endorse termination of life in the womb). Kamala Harris

Yes, Madam Vice President, you do.

[13] For you formed my inward parts;
you knitted me together in my mother’s womb.
[14] I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
Wonderful are your works;
my soul knows it very well.

Psalm 139:13-14