Shan🐶🏈🏆🏆

The Nonsensical Ravings of a Lunatic Mind TV Aficionado. Dawg Alum. Geek. Golfer. Dionysus of coffee and bourbon. Does not believe in Santa.

[The Shallow State @OurShallowState]

He fomented an insurrection. He botched a pandemic. He stole classified documents. He committed every type of fraud known to man. He is compromised. He protects pedophiles. He's a 34-time convicted felon. He's an adjudicated rapist, who paid his victim $5.6M so far. He monetizes the presidency and weaponizes justice. He's lawless. He obstructs justice at every turn. He lies as he breathes. He's narcissistic. He's psychopathic. He's paranoid. He's sadistic. I can go on.
YET - no matter how bad we know he is, and no matter how bad the things we know he did are, remember this: Some of the things we don't yet know he did, are even worse.

[BuffaloRon @BuffaloRon]

Me: I'm going to eat healthy

Lettuce: I'm going to give you explosive diarrhea

Oreos in the pantry: I would never do that to you

[Jamie Bonkiewicz @JamieBonkiewicz]

Flags at Grindr headquarters have been lowered to half-staff.

[Cody Chaffins @CodyChaffins]

2007 Auburn black jersey reveal as I saw it. How has it been 18+ years since then? #UGA #blackout

[Fore Play @ForePlayPod]

An unprecedented look behind the scenes of the NBC broadcast booth at the U.S. Open with Kiz.

Full video out now on our YouTube channel ⤵️

[JRPG Tolkien 🦅 @BigLarry138]

@HQNewsNow They really made this meme come true

[Greta @GretaGrace20]

BREAKING: Rumors that Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell is brain dead have been confirmed as no one in their right mind would talk to Scott Jennings for 20 minutes.

[Keith Burge @carryonkeith]

I’m confused: did Balogun storm the Capitol building on January 6?

[David O'Brien @DOBrienATL]

“Sitting Still” and “Pretty Persuasion” off an R.E.M. bootleg from Nov. 16, 1982 at the Lawrence (Kan.) Opera House. Stipe and Mills so young, Mills in the Bad New Bears in Breaking Training shirt. In my top-5 all-time bands and among the finest American rock bands. #rem #vinyl

[Braves on TBS @BravesOnWTBS]

July 4, 1985 | Mets at Braves

“That certifies this game as the wackiest, wildest, most improbable game in history!”

— John Sterling

[Trae Crowder @traecrowder]

America’s birthday is ruined, yall!! Ruined!

["All I do is" Nguyen @Nguyen_anime3]

When asked why Trump shit his pants today..

Rubio said: I’ve never seen him shit his pants

Vance said: now kailtlyn let me explain why it’s important that he shit his pants, mainstream media doesn’t cover that.

Hegseth said: real men shit their pants

Patel: we are investigating who shit trumps pants

That’s where we are.

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

JUST. FUCKING. WOW. The humility, decency, and integrity of Jack Smith came across loud and clear. This career prosecutor is an American hero. Jack Smith is the antithesis of the depravity, corruption, and moral bankruptcy of Trump, Todd Blanche, the DOJ, and Kash Patel.

Here is a synopsis of Jack Smith's first televised news interview since he criminally charged the most corrupt president in American history, Donald Trump.

Core Pillars of the Interview

ㆍ The Fragility of the Rule of Law: Smith warned that the rule of law is under an unprecedented attack, declaring it is "different in kind and scope to anything I've seen in my lifetime." He explained that democratic systems do not run on autopilot and rely entirely on the good-faith commitment of people inside public institutions to uphold them.

ㆍ Consistency Over Politics: He reiterated that a healthy democracy requires investigating cases by focusing strictly on the facts and the law, applying the exact same standards regardless of political affiliation.

ㆍ Defending Career Public Servants: Smith spoke passionately about the career prosecutors, FBI agents, and support staff who are being "demonized for doing their jobs" by political figures. He expressed that he feels "terrible" about how they are being treated.

ㆍ The Call to Support Them: He emphasized the moral necessity for regular citizens to stand up for these civil servants, stating, "It's really important that we stand up for them and let them know that there are a lot of people out there who back them and who are with them."

ㆍ The Danger of Lost Trust: Smith noted that the loss of institutional trust has a dangerous "cascading effect" on the legal system, warning that when judges and the public lose faith in prosecutors, the Justice Department loses its ability to perform basic functions.

Warnings About Upcoming Elections

ㆍ Deeply Concerned for the Future: When asked directly if the country is witnessing a real-time assault on the upcoming election cycle, Smith explicitly stated, "I'm very concerned of what's going to happen in the next election, absolutely."

ㆍ Bad Actors Have Adapted: He warned that individuals who attempted to subvert the 2020 election have likely learned from past failures, adapting their strategies to be more effective next time.

ㆍ State Attorneys General Must Step Up: Smith emphasized that the federal apparatus cannot be the sole line of defense, noting that state attorneys general now have a massive responsibility to enforce the rule of law within their own state borders to protect voting integrity.

Anticipating Personal Retaliation & Indictment

ㆍ Expecting Retaliation: Wallace asked Smith point-blank if he expects to be criminally indicted by the current Trump administration.

ㆍ A Distinct Possibility: Smith acknowledged that an indictment "could happen," given the administration's vocal hostility toward him and the likely use of the Justice Department to target him directly.

ㆍ Refusing to Back Down: Despite the threat of prosecution, he declared, "I am not going to be intimidated. We did our work, pursuant to department policy... I'm not going to pretend that didn't happen because they are threatening me."

How Legal Experts & Media Analysts Reacted

ㆍ An Extraordinary and Historic Moment: Commentators and legal analysts noted that a public media tour by a former Special Counsel defending the DOJ's integrity against a sitting president is entirely unprecedented in modern political history.

ㆍ Nostalgia for Institutional Norms: Media figures reacted strongly to the broadcast, expressing a sense of nostalgia for a time when the Department of Justice operated under strict, non-partisan legal norms. Smith was praised as a rare, authoritative voice willing to publicly champion rank-and-file civil servants.

ㆍ Composure Under Extreme Pressure: Legal observers highlighted Smith’s calm, professional, and articulate demeanor during the broadcast. Analysts noted that his refusal to get defensive or angry stands as a model for how public officials should handle intense political weaponization.

[Shan🐶🏈🏆🏆 @TNRLM]

@sarahherring Thanks!

[Shan🐶🏈🏆🏆 @TNRLM]

Love the smart track drive arrow on golf coverage. I’ll see green turning into red in my nightmares on the tee

[Shan🐶🏈🏆🏆 @TNRLM]

Randomly caught the SVU with Naveen Andrews and Sarah Paulson…a top 10er. He’s suave and she’s serving cunt and it’s glorious.

[William Powell @WVP10162004]

@BenjaminCrew1 Dr. Shock and Shock Theatre-Chattanooga, TN

[Ben Crew @BenjaminCrew1]

The concept of a regional horror host is so endearing. If you were an out-of-towner spending Saturday night in a metropolitan area, you could turn on the TV and see the local maniac introducing one of the worst movies of all time.