TJ Ducklo

Forever Team @JoeBiden

[Charles Booker @Booker4KY]

The Book of Proverbs reminds us those who are greedy for bribes destroy a nation.

Selling Kentucky out for greed is Andy Barr’s playbook. It’s corrupt, and has hurt us long enough.

Watch and share my new ad, and let’s send corrupt Andy Barr to retirement.

[Jon Rosenthal @Jon_RosenthalTX]

"Jon Rosenthal is the right choice for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Jon has the experience, proven leadership, and focus on what matters most to our state - smart regulation and policy in partnership with Texans and industry leaders. The Texas Railroad Commission is not a place for culture wars and bigotry - it’s the foundation of the Texas economy, and we cannot afford to hand it to the wrong leader. Vote for Jon Rosenthal." - @MayorMattie, Mayor of Fort Worth

[Peter Hamby @PeterHamby]

Joe Burrow says he didn’t meet JD Vance at Bengals practice — the VP came and went with “swiftness and efficiency”

[Jon Rosenthal @Jon_RosenthalTX]

Looking forward to joining my colleague and the next US Senator from Texas, @jamestalarico in LUBBOCK next week! Details in the reply below.

[Austin Blumenfeld @apblumenfeld]

Rachel Wallace absolutely demolished Dan Meuser in this #PA09 debate. Wallace spoke about her real plans to lower health care costs, help farmers by ending the tariffs, and support economic development while Meuser can't handle an actual opponent. https://t.co/BjowIXZHeZ

[TJ Ducklo @TDucklo]

“Opinions on Strunk and Nihill have dramatically shifted negative in the past year. Both have overseen regular firings at coach and general manager that produced the same results. Fans blame them for a lot, but mostly, they just want to see leaders publicly take responsibility.”

[Nashville Scene @NashvilleScene]

A new stadium isn’t making sense next to the Titans’ historic levels of losing. https://t.co/9WVPdTX1CN

[Andrew Bates @AndrewBatesNC]

Fact check: true

[Charles Booker @Booker4KY]

Andy Barr once proposed term limits that would have capped House members at 12 years. Now, 14 years later, he's still in Congress.

Apparently, term limits are a great idea when they apply to everyone else.

Tonight’s debate was another reminder that Andy Barr’s promises are easy to make and easy to break. No wonder Mitch McConnell handpicked him as his successor.

Same old Washington politics, same old swamp and same old broken promises! Kentucky deserves better!

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

ANDY BARR: We want people to graduate out of Medicaid because they can get better health insurance through work. Work is a blessing, not a punishment.

CHARLES BOOKER: If Andy Barr knew anything about work, he would be working in Washington right now to bring down your costs, to protect your healthcare, but instead he's slashing them.

[Charles Booker @Booker4KY]

Mary Lou was a lifelong Republican who had voted for Andy Barr in every election but when she needed him most, he vanished and broke all of his promises to her.

I told Mary Lou’s story on the debate stage tonight because it’s the story that working people have been telling for too long. They elect a politician that promises to help them and then breaks the promises to put millions of dollars into their own pockets.

Andy Barr broke his promises to Mary Lou, just as he’s spent 14 years breaking his promises to Kentucky families. But Mary Lou’s story deserves more than me telling it so please, hear it directly from her.

[Jared Stillman @JaredStillman]

Cory Curtis: “I like to remind people that the same people who are in charge now that were in charge when you had six straight winning seasons and four trips to the playoffs”

Holy North Korea—That doesn’t look like Steve Underwood, Jon Robinson or Mike Vrabel to me.

[TJ Ducklo @TDucklo]

yup. with zero accountability.

[Pardon My Take @PardonMyTake]

Being a Titans fan since the AJ Brown trade has been straight pain and suffering

[TJ Ducklo @TDucklo]

@HerbieZiskend all stars

[Jesse Lee @JesseCharlesLee]

Trump’s core 2024 promise was bringing down costs by being the energy president — “when you bring down energy costs, everything else falls.”

The story of 2026 is that his energy policy, killing clean energy to make us dependent on oil, gas, and coal, has been a massive failure.

[TJ Ducklo @TDucklo]

@edokeefe @PaulKuharskyNFL @JaredStillman @BuckReising lol

[TJ Ducklo @TDucklo]

this is totally what comms people say when they have absolutely zero intention of ever letting you speak to their principal.

(apologies to everyone ive said this to)

keep at it @PaulKuharskyNFL @JaredStillman @BuckReising !!!

[Paul Kuharsky @PaulKuharskyNFL]

The #Titans today told me they’ll let me know when Burke Nihill is available for an interview.

Is a soft decline because they don’t want me to constantly report that they constantly say no to my regular requests.

He’s team president and CEO.

Nihill has said he’s been empowered by Amy Adams Strunk to speak on behalf of the organization.

I seek to speak with him about recent front office firings, the state of the winless franchise and his role in what continues to appear to be a dysfunctional operation.

A seemingly related note: Recently, the team removed non-football people from their administrative listings on its website. (Even Nihill isn't on there.)

[TJ Ducklo @TDucklo]

Inexcusable. Unprofessional. And cowardly.

Titans are spending a billion $$ in taxpayer money for a new stadium guaranteed to make the entire Adams family exponentially richer.

Amy owes the people whose money she’s taking answers. Stay on them @PaulKuharskyNFL @JaredStillman

[Paul Kuharsky @PaulKuharskyNFL]

The #Titans today declined to make Amy Adams Strunk or Burke Nihill available when I requested them for interviews.

Nihill has said he’s been empowered by Strunk to speak on behalf of the organization.

[Jonathan Lemire @JonLemire]

“The Situation Room connected the call. Biden jumped in. “Bibi, man, what the fuck are you doing?” He gripped the phone tight. “You think I’m Santa Claus? No Santa in Israel, pal.” https://t.co/0kwtLSmVJL

[Joe Biden @JoeBiden]

Twenty-five years ago today, we lost 2,977 souls and in the years since, thousands more to illnesses caused by the attack on our country.

This morning, Jill and I hold close the families who carry that loss every day. We honor the heroes of September 11th: the firefighters and police officers who rushed into the towers and the Pentagon, the passengers who fought back over Shanksville, and the generation that stepped up to serve in the aftermath.

Even now, we remember the greatest lesson of one of our nation's darkest days: at our most vulnerable, unity is our most powerful strength.

We will never forget.