markjenson

Marketing Strategist | Sports Enthusiast | Advertising | Marketing Communications | Lecturer @UMN_HSJMC | Views expressed here are my own.

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Hey @RandBall maybe you could talk with @Patrick_Reusse on Monday on how many leads in the 8th & 9th this @Twins bullpen has blown. Again today.

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Thanks @springsteen for speaking the truth and sticking up for Americans!

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“An American outrage”: Bruce Springsteen weighs in on Trump’s $1.776B “anti-weaponization fund” that could go to Jan. 6 rioters.

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Visited the place that started it all - the #ProntoPup in Rockaway Beach OR.

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@Parkerfox24 And in the 2nd Q. Embarrassing performance.

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@amyklobuchar Go Amy! We believe in you and your policies.

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@RandBall just witnessed one of the worst innings of @Twins ⚾️ today with 8 runs scored in one inning with 0 outs. Has there ever been a worse inning for this team?

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Twins win.

Wild win series.

Twolves win series.

That’s an unbelievable night for MN sports.🏀 ⚾️🥅

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@Parkerfox24 Money hungry

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@GopherHole Dirtbag

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What a concert last night by @springsteen and the E Street Band. Electric and his messaging was on point!

[CONSEQUENCE @consequence]

Bruce Springsteen closed his concert in Minneapolis by paying tribute to Renée Good and encouraging fans to heed John Lewis's famous call to "get into good trouble."

"These are the hard times, but we'll make it through. We're the Americans. But I think — I know — for me, the hardest part about all of this is feeling the distance between your neighbors, your fellow citizens, and that distance… well, it can darken your soul. Now we have a leader who says he wishes nothing but ill upon the people he disagrees with, and who disagree with him. I don't feel that way. America, from the beginning, was born out of disagreement. It was built on disagreement. We can argue about what course we thought the country should take while recognizing our common humanity, our dignity and, yes, our unity...

"I go back to thinking about Renée Good's last words before she died, to the man who she was protesting against, the man who would take her life. She said, 'That's fine, dude, I’m not mad at you. I'm not mad.' God bless her.

"So tonight, when you go home, hold your loved ones close. And tomorrow, do as Renée did, find a way to take aggressive, peaceful action to defend our country’s ideals. And as the great civil rights leader John Lewis said, 'Go out and get into some good trouble. Say something. Do something. Help! Sing something!' If you're feeling helpless, hopeless, betrayed, frustrated, angry … I know I've been. That's why The E Street Band is here tonight. This is a tour that was not planned. We’re here tonight because we need to feel your hope, and your strength. And we want to bring some hope and some strength for you. I hope we did that. All I can say is God bless Alex Pretti, God bless Renée Good, God bless you, and God bless America."

📸: Kevin Mazur / Getty Images

[CONSEQUENCE @consequence]

Bruce Springsteen closed his concert in Minneapolis by paying tribute to Renée Good and encouraging fans to heed John Lewis's famous call to "get into good trouble."

"These are the hard times, but we'll make it through. We're the Americans. But I think — I know — for me, the hardest part about all of this is feeling the distance between your neighbors, your fellow citizens, and that distance… well, it can darken your soul. Now we have a leader who says he wishes nothing but ill upon the people he disagrees with, and who disagree with him. I don't feel that way. America, from the beginning, was born out of disagreement. It was built on disagreement. We can argue about what course we thought the country should take while recognizing our common humanity, our dignity and, yes, our unity...

"I go back to thinking about Renée Good's last words before she died, to the man who she was protesting against, the man who would take her life. She said, 'That's fine, dude, I’m not mad at you. I'm not mad.' God bless her.

"So tonight, when you go home, hold your loved ones close. And tomorrow, do as Renée did, find a way to take aggressive, peaceful action to defend our country’s ideals. And as the great civil rights leader John Lewis said, 'Go out and get into some good trouble. Say something. Do something. Help! Sing something!' If you're feeling helpless, hopeless, betrayed, frustrated, angry … I know I've been. That's why The E Street Band is here tonight. This is a tour that was not planned. We’re here tonight because we need to feel your hope, and your strength. And we want to bring some hope and some strength for you. I hope we did that. All I can say is God bless Alex Pretti, God bless Renée Good, God bless you, and God bless America."

📸: Kevin Mazur / Getty Images

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@Gaardsy Bye-bye Bucky❤️

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@NadineBabu Down goes Bucky❤️❤️❤️

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@PatrickStrother @7Veritas4 Both😎

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@NickNelsonMN Go see the Babe Ruth museum - close to the Ballpark. Visit Fort Mc Henry.

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@GopherSports @GopherFootball @TruStoneFCU Great family!

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@coachNikoMedved @GopherMBB Thanks to your team and coaching staff. The Barn is fun again and a fun brand of hoops!

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@coachNikoMedved Thanks Coach for your coaching and player development! The Barn is fun again!

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Hey @springsteen we are huge fans but using AXS for Twin Cities is horrible

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@Hali Thank you for speaking out!