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"When it is dark enough, you can see stars" Ralph Waldo Emerson

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@KenCarman

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@ESPNCleveland Carson Beck

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@NickWilsonSays Your an idiot…home of Cleveland’s terrible takes

[Dan Go @CoachDanGo]

3 movements that fix 95% of your problems:

[Deplorable Weirdo @CO_Contrarian]

People treat Obama like some saintly philosopher king who floated through Washington spreading unity and hope. That story belongs in a museum gift shop next to the commemorative mugs. The reality looked different to anyone who was paying attention.

Obama did not unite the country. He carved it up.

Every speech had the same smug undertone. If you agreed with him you were enlightened. If you did not you were ignorant, racist, bitter, clinging to religion, clinging to guns, clinging to outdated values. He did not debate opponents. He morally indicted them. He took half the country and turned them into a cartoon villain for applause lines.

And the press helped him do it. They treated him like glass. Every insult dressed up as wisdom. Every condescending lecture framed as brilliance. If a Republican said one tenth of what Obama said about political opponents the media would have run a week of outrage panels. With Obama it was poetry.

Look at the timeline. Before his presidency political disagreements were intense but they were not soaked in this constant accusation of moral evil. Under Obama the language shifted. Suddenly millions of Americans were not simply wrong. They were bigots, oppressors, enemies of progress. That rhetoric poured gasoline on race relations, policing debates, and cultural fights.

He played identity politics like a virtuoso. Whenever tensions rose he stepped in as the moral referee, and somehow the verdict always landed against the same people. Law enforcement became villains. Working class voters became the backward problem. Anyone questioning the narrative got shoved into the same ugly box.

Then the same political class looked stunned when voters snapped.

Trump was not some random accident. Trump was the backlash. The political equivalent of someone kicking the door open after years of being talked down to by a man who believed he stood above the country rather than within it. People wanted someone who would smash the smug little club that had been lecturing them about their own supposed moral defects.

That is Obama’s real legacy.

Not hope and change.

Division as governing strategy. Moral arrogance as political messaging. A country split into tribes who no longer trust each other.

For all the glowing documentaries and magazine covers, the truth sits in plain sight. In my lifetime no president did more to harden the cultural battle lines in America than Barack Obama. The anger and polarization people complain about today did not appear out of thin air.

It grew in the soil he spent eight years cultivating. And continues today.

[Ari Fleischer @AriFleischer]

If you want to know why Donald Trump was elected, watch Barack Obama’s attack speech yesterday at Jesse Jackson’s funeral. As he did throughout his presidency, he created a straw man to describe Republicans as bigots who force the American people to “turn on each other”.

He said similar crap when he was President and the GOP was the party of Bush, McCain and Romney. It’s the language of bitterness and resentment that makes good people recoil to be described that way.

Obama is one of the most divisive figures in US history, except he is celebrated by the MSM because they are partisans. They take sides and loved and protected Obama.

It’s no wonder a tough, no BS, bull in the China shop emerged. That person was a fed up Trump, who broke the MSM by not caring what they thought. He showed Rs they could punch back against the Ds and win. His rise coincided with the welcome birth, at long last, of conservative media which gave voice to the voiceless who had been forced to consume the prejudices of the MSM.

I can’t stand Obama. He was weak, patronizing, condescending and he put America last.

But having listened to him yesterday, I reminded the only good thing he did was help elect President Trump.

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@KenCarman @NickWilsonSays Nick Wilson is a clown and the worst radio head in Cleveland. I stopped with 92.3 cuz his takes 🤡

[Men of Purpose @Men_Of_Purpose]

He literally explained the Black Coffee Theory and why it changes how you approach life.

[Barstool Gambling @stoolgambling]

Sonny Styles is putting together one of the most absurd combine performances of all time

6’5 | 245 lbs
11'2" broad jump (T-4th all-time)*
43.5" vertical jump (1st all-time)*
4.47 40-Yard Dash

Top ___ player in the class

* - Among LBs

[Modern Dad @ModernxDad]

One day you'll realise that..

[Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness @coachajkings]

Sean McVay shares a universal truth about adversity and resilience.

"You're either in it, you're coming out of it, or you're gonna go back into it in a short period of time."

That's the reality. Adversity isn't a one-time event - it's a cycle.

"The separator is people's ability to handle that. How long can you stay in some of those uncomfortable spots and knowing that real growth is occurring?"

The question isn't whether adversity will come. Because it will.

The question is: can you stay in the discomfort long enough to grow from it?

"Adversity's inevitable. That's what's so great about sports. We learn so many things that test you in ways that are reflective of what you go through in a bunch of different arenas."

You don't grow despite adversity - you grow because of it.

The best aren't fearless - they just keep showing up.
(🎥@pureathleteinc )

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@Nickhead21 @SportsBoyTony He has a repair of the meniscus that refers it. Wasn’t even a “clean out “ procedure. Longer recovery but gets you back to 💯. Def no excuses on his knee

[Josh Wolfe @wolfejosh]

https://t.co/G7GNgKIdLx

[Dr. Jebra Faushay @JebraFaushay]

According to George Orwell, women are almost always on the side of the state.

Essentially, this guy breaks down the psychology of wokeness without calling anyone a raging liberal, crazy leftist, or legally insane.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

This video by Scott Adams will rewire your brain to never feel lazy again. Excellent insight.

[Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness @coachajkings]

Fernando Mendoza shares a great insight on delayed gratification and what we can all learn from the Stoics.

"Delayed gratification is a concept that was brought up by Stoicism and by the Stoics. I think it's one of the greatest attributes. If you're able to have delayed gratification and discipline in yourself and discipline in your process and preparation, you're able to execute every single week."

Delayed Gratification = Perseverance + Patience + Hard Work

It means showing up, doing the work, and staying committed even when the results aren't instant.

"I think our team has done a great job of keeping that delayed gratification at the forefront."

Simple concept. Hard to execute.
(🎥 Inside The Hall)

[Hunter Kallay @lazukars]

After 2 years of using ChatGPT, I can say that it is the best technology that has revolutionized my life the most, along with the Internet.

So here are 10 prompts that have transformed my day-to-day life and that could do the same for you in 2026:

[Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness @coachajkings]

Nick Saban explains why you're not entitled to anything in life.

"You get up every day, you're entitled to: Nothing."

"Nothing is acceptable, but your best."

You get what you earn in life. That's it.

No one owes you success, opportunity or playing time. Those are things you earn.

Show up, do the work, and earn it every day - not because you're told to, but because that's the standard you hold yourself to.

Your thoughts drive what you want - your actions drive what you get.

The gap between the two? That's where most people fail.

(🎥CTSN)

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@thedawgspodcast It was actually shedures worst game until prevent defense trash time.

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@sgreen13248168 @karnsies817 Chief sucks