Ken Maxwell

Owner and Founder, KLM Property Management LLC - Owner and Founder - Kenneth Maxwell Homes, Co-Founder -

[BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️ @mmpadellan]

Jon Ossoff is the kind of person ANY voter can feel proud of, regardless of party. He is sane, serious, and makes sense.

Mike Collins thinks it's OK to deploy federal troops at LOCAL polling places. That's disqualifying.

GA: Vote your ass off for Ossoff.

[Wholesome @wholesome_X_]

Still one of the best all time videos

[Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski]

This keeps happening.

[maya @sayerswans]

an actual rapist president joking about sexual harassment. this country is a fucking joke

[MeidasTouch @MeidasTouch]

“What a crock of sh*t!”

Katie Phang torches Todd Blanche after he declares, “There’s not a prosecutor in this country that should ever, ever violate a court order,” pointing to the Trump DOJ’s documented noncompliance with court orders in her OWN Epstein files lawsuit.

[BonkDaCarnivore @BonkDaCarnivore]

You know that "giant" steel mill (made by an Indian company) that Trump claimed was going to get built in Iowa the other day? Yeah, the moment you heard Nutlick say "the deal is done", you should have known there was something fishy.

Turns out, it's all BS. What a surprise.

[Mr. Sausage @MrSausageGet]

At what point do we revolt.

I mean, holy shit

[Alex Cole @acnewsitics]

Why did @seanhannity delete this?

[Senator Amy Klobuchar @SenAmyKlobuchar]

Before calling someone a “dirtbag,” the Senator should have had his facts straight. An apology is in order. 

Glad one of us knew the difference between the Atlanta Hawks and the Iowa Hawkeyes!

[Sarah Longwell @SarahLongwell25]

Watching people who propped up this corrupt disaster of an administration for their own enrichment start to slowly back away with their hands up will be good for short term dunks, but thats not good enough. It should be a reputational nuke from which these people never recover.

[the Sports ON Tap @thesportsontap]

On November 1 last year, Dylan Raiola broke his leg against USC.

That was the end of his Nebraska career. He never took another snap for them.

Tonight he walked back onto a field against the USC Trojans and played the best game of his life.

Start with who he was.

Raiola was a five star. His father Dominic was an All American offensive lineman at Nebraska from 1997 to 2000 and then played a long NFL career. His uncle Donovan coached the Nebraska offensive line until he was let go in December.

Dylan started 22 games for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. 69.1 percent. 4,819 yards. 31 touchdowns. Last season he was at 72.4 percent with 18 touchdowns when the leg went.

In January he transferred to the Oregon Ducks.

Dante Moore already had the job there.

So for the first time in his entire life, Dylan Raiola was a backup.

"You got to humble yourself. I'd be lying if I said it didn't take a couple practices just to kind of get used to it."

He said the thing he missed most was the one thing a backup cannot get.

"You can't emulate game speed reps."

So he spent nine months learning how to sit down and wait for somebody to hand them back to him.

Then came tonight, and the way he got in is the part nobody wanted.

In the second quarter Dante Moore scrambled for a first down and started to slide. USC linebacker Desman Stephens II launched into his head. Moore was knocked out on impact.

They backboarded him, carted him off, and an ambulance took him to Los Angeles General Medical Center. Stephens was ejected for targeting. A fight broke out, Oregon players sprinting to get to their quarterback.

Word came back later that Moore had feeling in all his extremities.

And Dylan Raiola had to go play a football game.

19 of 25. 289 yards. 2 touchdowns. 0 interceptions.

Three yards to Evan Stewart in the second quarter to take the lead back.

Twenty nine yards to Dakorien Moore in the fourth to break a tie.

Oregon outgained USC 504 yards to 446. The 20th ranked team in the country walked into the 12th ranked team's stadium and took it.

Oregon 41, USC 27.

Here is the part worth sitting with.

After he threw the touchdown, Raiola did not point at himself or the crowd or the sideline.

He held up five fingers.

Five is Dante Moore's number.

Then his teammates started doing it too, five fingers in the air for a guy in a hospital across town who could not see any of it.

The stadium that took a season from him finally gave him a night back.

And the first thing he did with it was hand it to somebody else.

For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap

[Scott Dworkin @funder]

Six articles of impeachment filed against John Roberts explicitly charge him with usurping Congress to grant illegal presidential immunity and refusing to recuse himself despite massive financial conflicts of interest. Demand Congress hold a floor vote:
https://t.co/yrqb1AGv7U

[Rep. Jamie Raskin @RepRaskin]

This may be felony criminal theft and conversion of government property for political campaign purposes. 18 U.S.C. § 1641. It is a Hatch Act violation for any government employees who worked on it or used government resources to make it. It is blatantly unethical under numerous federal ethics provisions proscribing the use of government resources for political campaigns.

[Jennifer Greenberg 🕊️ @JennMGreenberg]

Ladies & Gentlemen, I give you, The Christian Taliban:

[Eric @Ericland55]

Sheldon Whitehouse is a national treasure. Why is it that nobody seems to pay attention to the seriousness of these words?

[Jamie Bonkiewicz @JamieBonkiewicz]

Who exactly is paying for the rooftop snipers and massive law enforcement presence so Turning Point USA can stage a fucking campus publicity stunt at UNL? Nebraska taxpayers deserve to know.

[LeGoat @stakslk]

Yall gotta watch this shit…….

😭 I think we are days away from a government overthrow. Never in my days I seen blood like this 😭

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

This is truly a great man. He has invested more in Ukraine than 185 countries combined.

Meet Howard Buffett, Warren Buffett’s middle son. He is 71 years old. He dropped out of college three times. He drinks Dr Pepper and looks for a McDonald’s wherever he travels.

Since the beginning of the war, his foundation has become the largest private donor to Ukraine: $1.4 billion.

Over four years, he has personally visited Ukraine 27 times.

In April 2022, he saw burned-out agricultural machinery and called the president of John Deere:

“How many combines are available in Europe?”

“Fifteen. All of them were supposed to go to Russia.”

“I’ll take them all.”

Then came all the available New Holland equipment in Europe. Altogether, more than 100 tractors and combines were provided to Ukrainian farmers.

He even tested demining equipment himself - on his own farm in Illinois, detonating explosives beneath rollers. When a Ukrainian deputy minister expressed doubts, Buffett told him:

“Stop counting my tractors. If necessary, I’ll blow up a thousand of them.”

Andriy Stavnitser initially asked him for $1 million for Superhumans. Buffett asked how much was needed to build the entire center.

“$14 million.”

“Okay. And what do you expect in return?”

“Nothing. Build it.”

Today, his support for Superhumans has reached $77 million, and the center has treated more than 1,700 patients.

But his largest area of spending is neither agricultural machinery nor prosthetics.

It is food: 642 million meals.

And that is only part of it:
* 344,000 windows replaced after Russian attacks;
* 9 bridges, 4 power plants, 2,500 generators, and 18 DNA laboratories;
* Much of Bucha rebuilt with his funding.

“I already have more friends in Ukraine than I do at home,” he says.

He celebrates birthdays in Ukraine, comes for Christmas, and even has a Ukrainian godson.

Friends, this is truly a great man - someone who understands that he cannot take all his money with him when he leaves this world.

I simply want to thank him and wish him well.

Whatever else one may say, this is real help from a person who had no personal obligation to Ukraine.

He simply chose to help.

Source: translated from the original text by Oleh Bairak.

[Tom Celica™ @thetomcelica]

Joe Rogan's new superpower is waking up everyday and acting like he was in a coma for 10 yrs