The welfare of the people is the supreme law and is above any paper. The paper exists to support the welfare of the people, the people don’t exist to support the paper
“Louisiana and Mississippi have been going at it since Thomas Jefferson bought the neighborhood from Napoleon for fifteen sheets, folks. And looking back, Tommy might’ve overpaid. Tonight you’ve got two states separated by a river, united by bourbon, and divided by whether Lane Kiffin is an offensive genius or Benedict Arnold with a laminated play sheet, k?”
Get a haircut every 2 weeks to stay sharp, wait 5 secs before answering the phone to control the rhythm, always arrive 15 mins early, stay away from free lunches, never talk about people who aren't in the room, and when anger rises, wait 10 mins before reacting. These habits may look rigid, but they're the hidden discipline of the elite.
As someone who loves Mississippi, whose family went to Ole Miss, and who would die for that state, the overrepresentation of Ole Miss grads who work on the Hill is why nothing gets done in this town.
Ive apparently voted for doubling food prices, foreign wars, being flooded with illegals, flock camera surveillance, and now $7 diesel fuel ...and somehow this was the lesser of two evils
I've been on a lot of sidelines, even served as a sideline reporter a couple of times. Here's my take on everyone's favorite story today.
1) Context matters. They made Sark wait for MINUTES due to technical issues at half and he really needed to get into the locker room. Apparently there were more issues postgame while he was waiting to celebrate with his team. It's extremely reasonable that he may have been worrying about missing that special time.
2) That being said, it only takes 7 seconds to say, "Man, I'm so proud of these guys, Holly. That's true Texas Fight right there to never give up. But I'm sorry - I gotta' get in there with my guys. Hook 'Em!" That would have been more professional.
3) Holly Rowe is ALSO a professional. And one who isn't nearly as invested emotionally. She could have turned to the camera after he ran off with, "Well, guys, there goes one happy coach who can't wait to be with his team. We'll see if we can grab someone else, but this place is understandably in celebration mode." Instead, she chose to sulk on-air and make it into more than it is.
4) And most importantly, it's just a postgame interview. This isn't, and never was, an actual big deal. Maybe he gets fined, but with the context of technical issues, I bet he won't. Either way, that should be the end of it. Nothing to see here. Move along.
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk. 🤘
Remember when truckers DRESSED like they actually had a job.
Back in the day, it was boots, clean clothes and pride in how you represented trucking.
No pajamas.
No shower shoes at the fuel island.
No looking like you just rolled out of the sleeper at Walmart.
Maybe I’m old-school… but professionalism used to mean something.
Should truckers still DRESS for the job?
I resigned from U.K. politics decades ago. But it should be noted that a "unifed Ireland" entails the murder of a small nation, the Ulster Protestants, known to American history as the "Scotch-Irish," who have been in Ireland since before the Pilgrims emigrated to Massachusetts
Imagine knowing not only that you fumbled a woman like this, but also said fumble initiated a chain of events that led to the collapse of the rules based international order.
Your identity should be found in Christ, not Donald Trump, MAGA, the Republican Party, America First or any other political label.
Large social media accounts enforce political purity tests where challenging @RealDonaldTrump immediately gets someone branded with TDS or accused of disloyalty.
Trump is a fallible man whose decisions affect every American, and Christians who treat him as the man who will save them have transferred a level of faith to a politician that belongs to Christ alone.
“We’ll have 2 clocks sir?”
“Yes soldier. One the fans, coaches, players and announcers can see…and no one only 2 people can see”
“Which on will we use sir?”
“No one knows”
Objection: "I need to sell all the assets so my estate can be split equally among my children."
Equal is not equitable, and splitting a dynamic business into equal cash piles is how generational wealth evaporates in forty-eight months. When you liquidate a firm to divide cash, you trade a productive economic engine for tax drag and passive bank accounts.
Give the operating control to the child who actually has the competence to lead it, and use separate assets, real estate holdings, or life insurance structures to balance the estate for the others.
Preserve the enterprise intact. Covenantal inheritance is about building a lasting institution, not handing out equal lottery tickets.