What a crock of complete bullshit.
I’m quite sure you don’t speak for a majority of Arkansans. Why don’t you look at a fucking poll or something and maybe try representing your constituents for a change.
BTW, calling someone antisemitic means nothing anymore. Zionists like you have warn it out to the point no one cares about being tagged with that now.
I hate gambling and oppose it in all its forms and would love for all of it to be illegal, but corrupt conferences hiring refs to rig games using secret clocks and then paying off their victims to keep quiet is a much bigger threat to the integrity of athletics than a player betting on outcomes he had no control over. That’s exactly what happened last night in Ann Arbor, and everyone knows it.
The Big 10 tried to destroy Texas Tech for the crime of supporting a player who never played a single snap for the school and whose transgressions all started when he played in the Big 10.
Brendan Sorsby is banned from the NCAA, but every single Big 10 referee involved in rigging that game for Michigan will be officiating games next week.
Brendan Sorsby can’t play college football, but the Big 10 employees who used a secret clock to rig a game and then lie about it will all continue to get paid to do the same thing the next time a non-conference opponent threatens a Big 10 playoff bid.
The Big 10 threatened to ban its members from playing Texas Tech because of one player who gambled while he played in the Big 10. Is anyone going to refuse to play Michigan, or play the Big 10, as a result of Big 10 referees blatantly rigging games for Big 10 schools? No? Isn’t that interesting.
Unless and until every school and conference that had a meltdown over Texas Tech officially boycotts Michigan and the Big 10, we’ll know that the entire Texas Tech uproar was fake. It was never about the integrity of the game. It was never about the sanctity of the sport.
What they were actually mad about was a new world in which their ability to illegally pay players under the table no longer mattered, and they hated the new guy who was now eating their lunch.
When every school and conference which cried about Texas Tech directs the exact same threats at Michigan and the Big 10 for what happened yesterday, we can take them seriously.
I’m not holding my breath.
MAGA will claim Thomas Massie hasn’t accomplished anything. Yet he has introduced many solid American first bills. In my opinion the most important bill he has introduced was HR-645, the national constitutional carry act.
I live in a state that heavily limits the 2nd amendment rights of citizens, and even though I’m not his constituent, @RepThomasMassie has tried to do more for the constitutional rights of citizens in my state than any Congress member who is supposed to fight for my rights. These are the reasons I support him. I support people who support me, and who support America and the rights of American citizens. So when Trump and his internet shills went after Massie with a foreign interest funded propaganda campaign, they went after a man who even though he’s not obligated to, was fighting for my rights as much as he was fighting for the rights of his own constituents.
Here’s a few more bills introduced by Massie, these are actions I support, these are not just words, they are real bills introduced, and I place blame where it belongs for Massie’s bills not getting passed, that blame falls on other representatives not signing on to the bills, and it falls on Israel’s speaker @SpeakerJohnson
Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) has introduced and sponsored several notable bills and legislative initiatives during the 119th Congress focusing on surveillance limits, government transparency, and agricultural freedoms. [1, 2, 3]
Recent Legislation and Proposals
•The Flock-Off Act (H.R. 10221): Introduced in September 2026, this bill bans federal funding for automated license plate readers and surveillance cameras, requiring local agencies to disable them within 180 days with narrow exceptions. [1, 2, 3]
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•Surveillance Accountability Act: Co-introduced to mandate specific warrants for government searches and allow citizen lawsuits for privacy violations. [1, 2]
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•Epstein Files Transparency Act II (H.R. 9694): Introduced in July 2026 to permit lawmakers, victims, and state attorneys general to challenge the DOJ in court over file disclosures. [1]
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•No Capital Gains Tax on Family Farms Act (H.R. 8591): A bipartisan May 2026 bill to eliminate capital gains taxes on family farm transfers. [1]
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•PRIME Act (H.R. 4700): Advanced pilot programs allowing custom slaughterhouses to sell meat locally without federal inspection. [1]
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•Americans Insist on Political Agent Clarity Act: A May 2026 initiative closing loopholes to mandate foreign lobbyist registration
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You can’t agree 100% with everything a politician does. If you do you are agreeing with the politician and not the policy. My problem with Trump as a politician is I agree with about 25% of what he does, while I agree with about 90% of what @RepThomasMassie does. And Trump went hard to unseat the guy who’s policies are what I thought I was voting for.
My problem with Trump as a person is the way he handled the Epstein files, and how he told me if I want pedos to face accountability he doesn’t want my support.
This should royally PISS EVERYONE OFF.
$1800/mo is what the average Social Security recipient receives after working for 40 years.
$3800/mo plus SNAP and HUD Housing is what the average “refugee” gets after being in the country for 40 minutes.
The U.S. House will be in session only 4 full days from July 24th to November 8th.
That’s 100 paid days off versus 4 full workings days plus 4 travel (half) days.
Meanwhile TRUMP says YOU have too many holidays.
Just because I can no longer support the Republican Party doesn’t mean I support Democrats.
Neither party supports America or the American people. So I cannot support either party.
@kaitlancollins Kaitlan never smiles. She has a beautiful smile but she never smiles. I asked her, I said Kaitlan, why don’t you ever smile? You should smile. But she never smiles.