Big news for #MSUBobcatsFB. The former Bobcats linebacker is now their defensive coordinator.
Daly coached 3rd team All-American Callahan O’Reilly in 2022 and unanimous 1st team All-American Troy Andersen in 2021.
Daly was also a 1st team All-American and All-#BigskyFB.
@KelemenCari@catturd2 I know a family of four children who were home schooled their entire life. They have entered public schools and are very far behind their classmates. They also have no social skills and cannot read. It’s traumatic for them to go to school. How is this a benefit?
It’s early in the season but this was an exciting night of wrestling!
Capital’s Cole Graham and Dawson Peterson with highlight wins.
Gallatin’s Cooper McGovern and JD McWalter showed out.
Bozeman’s Hudson Wiens with the only Hawk victory. #mtscores
Politicians don’t create anything, and governments have a monopoly on war and death. Socialism takes power away from the individuals that make real contributions to humanity—the engineers, inventors and brilliant imagineers.
We are lead to think that billionaires and the likes are the enemy of the people,when the guys that are in power are just narcissistic fascist that want to rule and control the population—even make real efforts to control what we think and shape our perception of reality. “The revolution will not be televised.”
How any one could think that competition, drive and financial incentive is corrosive, is not paying attention to the wars being brought on by old men and their lust for power.
The spoils of this country belong to its citizens, not elected officials. Small government and less power in the hands of these “ rulers” is the foundation of America. We The People should never opt to give our rights or power to other humans, especially in a country like USA built on individual sovereignty and revolutionary nature.
Your right to free speech, your right to bear arms and your right to vote are sacred. Keep them forever and hand this inheritance to your kids.
Additionally.....things Miss Cheney forgot...
The United States Constitution was specifically designed to prevent the establishment of a monarchy or the concentration of too much power in the hands of a single individual, including the president. Several constitutional provisions and principles serve as safeguards against a president attempting to make themselves a king:
1. Presidential Term Limits: The 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution limits a president to serving a maximum of two terms in office. This provision ensures that no president can remain in power for an extended period, preventing the establishment of a lifelong presidency akin to a monarchy.
2. Separation of Powers: The Constitution establishes a system of checks and balances among the three branches of government: the executive (president), legislative (Congress), and judicial (courts). Each branch has distinct powers and responsibilities, preventing any one branch, including the presidency, from dominating the others.
3. Limited Presidential Authority: The Constitution outlines the specific powers and duties of the president, which are limited in scope. The president cannot unilaterally make or change laws; that authority lies with Congress. The president is also subject to the oversight of Congress and the judiciary.
4. Impeachment and Removal: The Constitution provides a mechanism for impeaching and removing a president from office if they engage in "high crimes and misdemeanors." This process allows Congress to hold the president accountable for abuses of power.
5. Democratic Elections: The United States holds regular, accessible, and fair elections where people choose their president. This democratic process ensures that presidential power is derived from the consent of the governed rather than being inherited or self-imposed.
6. Oath of Office: The president must take an oath of office, as specified in Article II, Section 1 of the Constitution, in which they solemnly swear to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States." This oath underscores the president's duty to uphold the principles of the Constitution and the rule of law.
7. Public Accountability: The president is subject to public scrutiny and accountability. The media, political opponents, and civil society hold the president accountable for their actions and decisions.
These constitutional provisions and principles prevent a president from unilaterally declaring themselves a king or exercising unchecked, monarchical power.
The framers of the Constitution designed it with a system of government that prioritizes democracy, the rule of law, and the dispersion of power among multiple branches and levels of government.
#Pray❤️
Father, in Jesus' name, I submit my limitations to You, for You are all knowing.
I thank You that I don't have to invent answers because You have all the answers.
I thank You that all my problems are only temporary as I look only to You.
#Amen❤️