Ludwig

Star Wars Fan, Vaxxed, Stella Montis Survivor #Breakingyourbookie

[NHL Trump @trump_nhl]

Very sad watching the defeated Detroit Red Wings tonight. Regardless of the final score, the woeful Wings have choked in ways seldom seen, and are torturing their fans in the GREAT STATE OF MICHIGAN very badly. With a DECADE outside of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, they now hold the "title" as the longest drought currently happening. Tacky Todd McLellan should be FIRED very fast, and if Sleepy Steve says no, he should go as well. Total DISGRACE! NHL President DJT

[Ludwig @LudwigsLocks]

@Locked_Lines Whatchu got homie?

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@Locked_Lines Doug sports bets said you are on a terror

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@KingMidasBets

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@KingMidasBets Letttttttts Ride

[That Guy Rocked @ThatGuyRocked]

Drew Neitzel

That guy rocked.

[Ross Patterson @StJamesStJames]

@stoolpresidente Moore is facing 5 years in jail, Harbaugh got banned for 10 years from coaching college, Stallions got banned for life, and you just hired Joe Biden as your head coach. You’ve got the pride of a young Jeffrey Epstein.

[Dr. Isaiah Hankel @drisaiahhankel]

The 2017 Lawsuit: Turning Point USA v. Grand Valley State UniversityBackground

Grand Valley State University (GVSU), a public university in Michigan, maintained a highly restrictive “speech code” and “free speech zone” policy until 2017. Under these rules:
Only 0.03% of campus (essentially one small plaza) was designated as a “free speech area.”
Students and student organizations had to obtain a permit at least 5 business days in advance to engage in any expressive activity (tabling, distributing literature, protests, etc.), even in outdoor areas.
The university reserved the right to deny permits or relocate events based on vague criteria like “safety” or “disruption of normal university operations.”
Non-students (outside speakers, invited guests) were almost never granted permission to speak or table.

The incident that triggered the lawsuit
In September 2016, members of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) at GVSU set up a table with a “Trump for President” sign and literature outside the free speech zone without prior permission. Campus police quickly shut them down and threatened disciplinary action. When the students tried to reserve space inside the free speech zone weeks later to host conservative speaker Christina Hoff Sommers, the university denied the request, citing concerns about “controversy.”The lawsuit
In December 2017, Turning Point USA and two GVSU students (represented by Alliance Defending Freedom) filed a federal lawsuit (Turning Point USA v. Grand Valley State University, Case No. 1:17-cv-01125 in the Western District of Michigan) claiming the policies violated the First and Fourteenth Amendments.Key claims:
The “free speech zone” limited speech to a tiny portion of campus.
The prior-restraint permitting system gave administrators unchecked discretion.
The policies were both facially unconstitutional and unconstitutional as applied to the students.
Settlement (announced May 2018)
Rather than fight the case, GVSU settled with the plaintiffs. The terms were very favorable to free speech:

GVSU completely eliminated its “free speech zone” policy. All outdoor areas of campus generally open to students are now open for expressive activities.
The university revised its facilities-use policy so that students and student organizations can reserve space with only 48 hours notice (and often same-day for small events).
Non-students invited by a registered student organization can now speak and table on campus under the same rules.
GVSU paid $37,500 in damages and attorneys’ fees.
The university agreed to mandatory First Amendment training for campus police and student-affairs staff.

[College Football Zone @CollegeFBonX]

With Northern Illinois on the way out should Notre Dame join the MAC? Without NIU there they may be able to have success.

[Detroit Tigers @tigers]

Repost for a chance to win @DETAuthentics items from Skub’s back-to-back Cy Young seasons 😤

[Ludwig @LudwigsLocks]

@Deshawnsdubs @BigPoppaPumpOly Whatchu got?

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🚨Free Play🚨

Miami (OH) +2.5 🏈

They’ve won 5 in a row all by 9+ points. They play solid defense, which I love on the road.

Free play a day challenge has been off to a slow start but we will get it turned around.

Let’s start tonight!

[Ludwig @LudwigsLocks]

@AlmondPicks Toooook it to the bank 🏦

[Almond Sports Picks @AlmondPicks]

NCAA Women's Basketball 🏀

Oklahoma St -37.5 (-115) 1.5u

#GamblingTwitter #GamblingX #NCAAWBB

[Ludwig @LudwigsLocks]

@thepropdealer Model

[𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔇𝔢𝔱𝔯𝔬𝔦𝔱 𝔗𝔦𝔪𝔢𝔰 📰 @the_det_times]

Take me back 😪

[Cody Brown Bets @CodyBrownBets]

🙌🏼 Josh Jacobs has scored a TD in 10 straight games.

He’s also scored in his last two games against Washington and should get in to the end zone again…

Here are six other props that you should take for TNF.

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

A second conviction for aggravated violent crime should get life imprisonment

[Ludwig @LudwigsLocks]

#MissedConnections Shoutout to the guy I didn’t let cut the airport line this AM—did you make your flight? Wanted to root for you, but mine was too, and that line was basically nonexistent. Pro tip: arrive on time

[Anna Matson @AnnaRMatson]

First Hawley (who doesn’t own stock) explains why this bill is so important.

“86% of Americans say members of Congress should not be able to buy and sell shares of stock.”

“We’ve seen the former speaker of the house make millions of dollars of profits.”

“We’ve seen members of both parties, I’m sad to say, be investigated for their stock trades.”

“And the reason for all of this is, that quite frankly, members of this body are privy to information that the normal person just is not.”