COLIN MCDONALD

[COLIN MCDONALD @jennusss]

"Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind.
ALWAYS".-

[Laura Ingraham @IngrahamAngle]

False. Those running the Smithsonian enjoy telling a very simple story about how America is mostly an evil country that is only occasionally redeemed by people on the Left.

Republicans want a Smithsonian that skips history’s hard parts https://t.co/v3JMtUdzDf

[America @america]

America deserves safe cities, free from repeat violent career criminals.

Elon Musk: “Where there is danger in this country is because we fail to incarcerate repeat violent offenders. You have the classic sort of Soros DAs or judges who fail to incarcerate repeat violent offenders. If somebody gets arrested 50 times, literally for violent crimes, eventually they’re going to kill somebody. So you either incarcerate them, or people will die.”

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Will all the reporters stating POTUS would not meet with Netanyahu now retract and correct their prior reporting?

https://t.co/xK43Xt2G35

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

BREAKING: The DOJ has officially launched an investigation into former Special Counsel Jack Smith and is considering CRIMINAL CHARGES.

The Judiciary Committee referred Smith to the DOJ earlier this morning for LYING under oath about spying on Congress.

Charge him immediately.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

"That's the Democrat solution to 'affordability,' it is raising your taxes."

Karoline Leavitt blasts Democrats over their affordability messaging, arguing they voted against what the White House calls the largest middle-class tax cut in history.

"If Democrats got their way, it would have meant the largest tax increase in history... It would have been a complete disaster for our economy."

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Mark Zuckerberg is launching a new AI campaign built around one idea: optimism.

"As we enter this next wave with AI, we continue to believe the future is for everyone... We're focused on giving every person the tools to reach your full potential and making sure the benefits of technology are distributed to everyone."

The Meta CEO released a new video outlining the company's approach to AI, contrasting it with what he described as a growing "fear" or "dystopian" narrative surrounding the rapidly evolving technology.

"Some people will have you believe AI will make us less connected... We couldn't disagree more. Call us optimists, call us dreamers. Just as we've always done, we're betting on people."

The campaign arrives as Meta ramps up its push to lead the rapidly evolving AI race.

https://t.co/98fKAdgH5j

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

The democrats have got to be tired right now from all the goal post moving that they’ve been doing.

Democrats:
👉 “Illegal aliens can’t register to vote.”
👉 “The DMV isn’t registering illegal aliens to vote.”
👉 “Illegal aliens aren’t registering to vote.”
👉 “There isn’t widespread illegal alien voting.”

Pass the SAVE America Act!

Thank you for having me, @CarlHigbie & @NEWSMAX.

[Senator Ted Cruz @SenTedCruz]

College sports are on an unsustainable path. If Congress doesn't act, we lose the games we love to a super league of a handful of rich schools.

My new op-ed in @USATODAY:

For hundreds of thousands of student athletes, college sports are an opportunity. Sports are a means to a better life because they teach young men and women the traits that are necessary to succeed as adults – grit, work ethic, self-discipline and teamwork.

Student athletes often must train before sunrise, balance full academic schedules and compete for their teammates, their schools and the communities that stand behind them.

At a time when Americans are divided on so many issues, seeing young men and women mature through sports is one thing that unites and inspires us. College sports remain a rare tradition that still brings people together.

On fall Saturdays during football season, college towns come alive. Stands fill with school colors, marching bands echo through the afternoon air, and thousands of families, friends and alumni return to campus, carrying decades of pride and history into every rivalry game.

Yet the foundation that has sustained college athletics is beginning to crack.

In fact, college sports are changing faster than ever. Schools are losing tens of millions of dollars attempting to keep up with an out-of-control spending arms race.

Eligibility is being decided by lawsuits and injunctions, leaving local judges to rewrite the rules in favor of their hometown teams.

Pro athletes are now trying to return to play in college, stealing roster spots from 18-year-old students. Sports that don't generate significant revenue, including many women’s sports and sports featured in Olympic competitions, are being canceled week after week.

As Derek Mason, the head coach of Middle Tennessee State football, put it, college sports look like “The Hunger Games.

COLLEGE SPORTS ARE ON AN UNSUSTAINABLE PATH

If things don't change, we are headed toward a future where college athletics, and specifically college football, will be reduced to a super league of just a handful of the wealthiest schools.

That’s a future in which America may lose its dominance in Olympic sports. A future in which hundreds of thousands of athletic scholarships disappear.

This damage is already visible. In the past two years, more than 400 college sports programs have been canceled or gutted. USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington joined the Big Ten, while Stanford and California went to the Atlantic Coast Conference, decimating the Pac-12, a conference with roots dating to 1915.

These events have led to calls for Congress to step up. While some fans and pundits scoff at lawmakers’ involvement, the reality is the legal problems and court battles consuming college sports are the result of laws previously enacted by Congress.

Only Congress can fix those laws so there is a clear and enforceable national rulebook for college sports. If lawmakers don't act, the college sports landscape that Americans have known for generations will soon cease to exist.

As chairman of the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee, which has jurisdiction over college athletics, and as a Texan who understands that football is more than merely a pastime, I have spent the past three years working to craft a solution. Over the last several months, I spent countless hours at the negotiating table with my Democratic counterpart, U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington state, searching for common ground.

After hundreds of difficult conversations and hard-fought compromises, we produced the Protect College Sports Act – a bipartisan bill designed not only to address issues around name, image and likeness deals, but also to stabilize college athletics for future generations to come.

RULES MUST BE UNIFORM AND FAIRLY APPLIED

The act would end the chaos and solve the immediate crisis that has fans most alarmed. First and foremost, it would empower schools to set and enforce national rules around fair competition, recruiting and tampering so coaches could build and sustain their programs.

It would prevent the formation of a super league that would throw away more than a century of tradition. It would create clear national rules for transfers and eligibility. Meaningful rules and stability will also ensure Olympic sports don't become casualties of the ongoing arms race.

Perhaps as important, it would protect student athletes from unscrupulous agents, ensure they have access to medical care, protect scholarships for the injured, and create an independent ombudsman office to assist them in making sense of their new rights.

Student athletes would have guaranteed opportunities to play and earn from their licensing deals, as well as getting their degrees.

PROTECT COLLEGE SPORTS ACT HAS BROAD BIPARTISAN AND UNIVERSITY SUPPORT

During committee discussion of the legislation, the bill was amended to address many stakeholder concerns, which led to an overwhelming bipartisan vote of more than two-thirds of committee members in support, propelling its advancement to the Senate floor.

The bill has the backing of more than 260 universities and colleges, including hundreds of coaches, student athletes and key stakeholders like the President’s College Sports Commission. President Donald Trump supports our work on this issue and wants to see a bill on his desk “before it’s too late.”

We cannot wait until the system completely collapses and then attempt to rebuild what was lost.

College sports are one of America's great unifying traditions, and if we want to preserve them for future generations, the Senate and House of Representatives must act now.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Senator Tommy Tuberville Finally SNAPS On Mayor Mamdani, Demands He Is Dragged to GITMO in HANDCUFFS

"He's not some type of warlord, Muslim dictator, okay?"

"Sooner or later, he will do something more stupid than what he's done to where we'll finally say enough's enough, go put handcuffs on him, get him the hell out of here, and send him to GITMO"

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

Today, we honor four American heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

1st Lt. Tyler Feehan
Sgt. Michael Swinton
Sgt. Angel Rampersad
Pvt. Isabella Gonzales

May God hold them in His eternal embrace and comfort their grieving families, and may God forever bless the United States of America. 🙏🇺🇸

[Department of State @StateDept]

SECRETARY RUBIO: "The President's policy is a head for an eye."

[Fox News @FoxNews]

NEW: More than 50,000 U.S. service members are now operating across the Middle East as President Trump gives a dire warning to Iran.

President Trump says the U.S. will destroy "one bridge or power plant" for every time Iran fires on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump also says Iran is not ready to make a deal because "they keep fighting," while Secretary of State Marco Rubio signals Tehran will continue to face consequences under what he describes as Trump's "head for an eye" approach.

@TreyYingst breaks down the latest.

[Secretary Sean Duffy @SecDuffy]

Incredible day in Oshkosh, WI 🦅

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

Throw the book at that POS.

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

.@PressSec: "A little more than a year after President Trump signed the Working Families Tax Cuts into law, this historic legislation continues to deliver on its promise, unleashing a genuine boom for American workers, families and small businesses. The numbers speak for themselves. This was the biggest tax refund season in American history, with the average refund exceeding $3,400—an 11% increase over the last year."

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Gov. Mikie Sherrill Just ATTACKED Trump for ‘Weaponizing’ The Fact That THOUSANDS of Non-Citizens Were Registered to Vote in New Jersey

All Trump wants is Voter ID and citizenship verification and she went on an UNHINGED rant about Putin and January 6th

Democrats are panicking

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[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

What’s crazy about this interview….. this reporter has no idea that she and those like her… are the problem.

She never will ….. even when Elon explains it as plain as day!!