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[lol @PhillyKev71]

Very important for school decision makers to see this study and use it to make informed decisions about allowing high school sports to continue. https://t.co/uGISTJx4Ft

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

I speak for a lot of men when I say this:

A man can be running on 4 hours of sleep.

He can stay up until 2 AM and still wake up at 6.

He can have more bills than money in his account.

He can be buried in debt.

He can be broke as hell.

He can be carrying problems he hasn't told a single person about.

He can be lonely.

He can feel like nobody notices his effort and nobody is coming to save him.

Yet somehow, he keeps moving.

He goes to work.
He shows up.
He keeps trying.
He keeps building.

Because deep down, most men carry a stubborn belief that things will get better.

Not today.
Maybe not tomorrow.

But eventually.

The business will grow.
The debt will get paid.
The hard work will pay off.
The bad season will pass.

It's not always confidence.

Sometimes it's pure faith.

Faith that if they keep showing up, keep grinding, and refuse to quit, one day everything they've been fighting for will finally work out.

And honestly, that quiet faith is what keeps a lot of men going.

[Tony Farmer @Tonysmarkettips]

Pats beat writers afraid to ask Vrabel tough questions

Colorado beat writers scared to leak the August 10 email

Radio hosts afraid to ask Adam Schefter about his Shanahan coverage

Radio hosts not asking Mike Silver about Crissy Froyd

Jane Slater and James Palmer won’t talk about Dianna Russini

49ers beat writers won’t ask Kyle Shanahan tough questions about his accident

The Associated Press won’t answer legitimate questions about its Russini coverage

Nobody will ask Steve Levy or ESPN about the infamous Levy-Russini tweet

No NFL writer has asked about Russini’s deleted Morgan Moses tweet which has real-world implications

I believe you are witnessing the death of journalism in real time and it’s not just a sports problem. Sports are the canary in the coal mine.

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

I don't care what her excuse is - Nobody in history has deserved the death penalty more.

[Theo Wold @RealTheoWold]

Karmelo Anthony will murder a white kid in cold blood and thousands of black people will come to his defense.

Lindsay Clancy will strangle her three kids to death and thousands of liberal women will come to her defense.

There is simply no tribal equivalency that exists among the young white men that the left tells us are society’s most dangerous extremists

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Feminism is the worst thing to ever happen to western civilization. You cannot name a movement that has exacted a greater death toll, or had a more widespread and poisonous effect on the family, the institution of marriage, and the soul.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Black activists rallying around Karmelo Anthony. Leftists celebrating Charlie Kirk’s murder. Women forming fan clubs for Lindsay Clancy. The last 12 months have been the darkest I can remember. Something has been revealed about our society. These people have showed us who they really are, and we can never unsee it. “Radicalized” doesn’t really even begin to describe the effect all of this has had on some of us.

[Dominique Clare @DomClare]

Dear Roger Goodell,

The people have spoken. We do not want to see NFL teams overseas.

Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

It's quite extraordinary, though not at all surprising, that during a week when countless leftist women are openly celebrating and canonizing a monster who slaughtered her three children -- one of the ugliest and most revealing moments in modern history -- some conservative influencers and commentators have instead decided to spend their time directing their ire at me because I had a tweet that was slightly inartful (according to them). I would tend to think that the widespread, open, unashamed celebration of a woman who methodically executed all three of her children would be the headline here, and that woman herself, and her defenders, would be the villains of the story. But of course we live in increasingly retarded times, made all the more retarded by a commentariat that wouldn't recognize the Actual Important Thing if it walked up and dropkicked them in the face, so here we are.

[Chloe Roma @The_RomaArmy]

Callin Clancy was strangled so hard his neck was swollen, and his brain swelled so much from the force that his brain started to try and come out the base of the skull. An 8 month old boy lay there screaming and crying, not understanding why his mother is killing him, but LINDSEY is the one I’m supposed to feel sorry for? Lindsey is the center of the story?

Callan was a child. He suffered. Doctors fought for him. He died. The fact that so many people can talk endlessly about her pain while barely acknowledging his should disturb everyone.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Part of the reason is that white men are the least tribal group on earth. Women are far more likely to see their sex as a kind of tribal group. You never hear about men rallying around a murder suspect because he’s a man, as women are doing with Clancy. A lot of men (rightfully) defended Kyle Rittenhouse for example but precisely zero of them defended him because he’s a man. That detail never came up. And black people are obviously an order of magnitude more tribal than white westerners generally. So as always the mainstream narrative is the exact inverse of reality.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Thousands of black people rallied around Karmelo Anthony, who stabbed a white kid to death. Now thousands of women are rallying around Lindsay Clancy, who strangled all of her children to death. We have been told for years about the "radicalization" of young white men but it seems that the worst and most psychotic forms of radicalization are happening in pretty much every group but that one.

[Election Wizard @ElectionWiz]

Couldn’t care less about the Lindsay Clancy trial. Of all the problems facing this country, the obsession with turning a horrific criminal case into a national soap opera ranks near the bottom of things I have time for.

[Bree Solstad @BreeSolstad]

My biggest question is where is the ArchBishop of Boston and all the Catholic clergy?

Why aren’t they on Boston Common in sack cloth & ashes, calling all the laity to join them in doing public penance in reparation for such barbaric evil?

[lol @PhillyKev71]

I wonder if the pope will offer his opinion like he did with Trump’s immigration policy enforcement.

[Sensus Fidelium @Sensus_Fidelium]

This woman signed the baby murder bill.

[skumm🧊 @skumWgmi]

Just spoke to a 58 year old in Phoenix.

He has:
- $410,000 in a 401k he can't touch without penalty
- A house worth $390,000 with $180,000 left on the mortgage
- A job he physically cannot do much longer
- Seven years until Medicare

He is not poor. He is not rich.

He is trapped between the assets he built and the healthcare system that won't let him stop until he's 65.

Millions of Americans are working jobs that are killing them because they cannot afford to retire at 58.

We call this a personal problem.

It is a policy failure.

[Dr. Sydney Watson @SydneyLWatson]

Right wingers aren't the reason people can't stand the trans movement.

I'd argue MOST people, me included, used to be totally indifferent to all of this. My position genuinely used to be that I don't care what you do as an adult, provided it doesn't affect me.

I don't feel like that any more. Not even a little.

Somewhere along the road, trans activists and progressives got extremely forceful and loud. And then it became impossible to ignore their bullshit.

"Please let us live in peace" turned into forcing transition on minors.
And forcing men into women's spaces.
And quite literally changing the definition of the word "woman".

In medicine, we have been pushed to change how we understand the female sex in order to accommodate a bunch of men who think they are female (lmfao what the fuck are we even doing?)

Then it was all the legal battles where judges undermined what it is to be a woman. Forcing women to accept men into female-only gyms, locker rooms, bathrooms and apps. Making women feel uncomfortable and unsafe in order to protect the precious feelings of these men.

We have been to thoroughly dehumanized by the trans community.
"Chest feeding"
"Front hole"
"Menstruating person"
"Birthing person"

Anything and everything that makes women remarkable, unique, and DIFFERENT to men has been erased so we can include a bunch of mentally ill men in our ranks.

Voicing concern got you fired and socially ostracized. Women have been too terrified to speak up and do anything because, across the Western world, we have virtually no support and no protections from the justice system.

Women (and men) in Britain were (maybe still are) being charged and arrested for MISGENDERING people online. Harassed for pointing out the biological reality that MEN CANNOT BE WOMEN.

And this doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of what women, girls and children have had to endure for the past decade or so.

Public opinion went backwards because the most insane people have had the microphone for the better part of ten years. And they have pushed everyone's tolerance to the brink.

Blame yourselves. You did this to yourselves. You have hurt women and children so significantly and so thoroughly that there is no coming back from this.

You are exclusively the ones at fault for where you are, Tim McBride.

[Sherri™ @FFT1776]

I am in disbelief that a single Senator can wield this much power to obstruct a duly elected President and his administration.

One Senator, elevated to a leadership position that voters nationwide never elected him to, is holding hostage the agenda of a President elected by more than 77 million Americans.

How did we ever allow this much power to rest in the hands of one person?

[Election Wizard @ElectionWiz]

I give Collins a pass in Maine. You can disagree, but the state is what it is, and she’s probably the strongest R you’re realistically going to get there. But red-state Rs have no such excuse. If you represent a Trump +15 state, stop governing like you’re scared of NPR.

[Election Wizard @ElectionWiz]

Collins has an excuse: Maine. What’s the excuse for Rs sitting in Trump +20 states voting like CNN is holding their families hostage? Your voters handed you a mandate and you’re pissing it away. If you wanted to govern like Susan Collins, you should’ve run in Maine.

[Tomi Lahren @TomiLahren]

It’s really no wonder why some of our great American cities are being “islamified.” Some of your favorite Republican politicians imported these people as refugees or H1B holders because they’d work for less and keep corporate donors and stock interests happy.