I’m ok. Make no mistake: this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement. For ten years, Trump has targeted me with baseless lies and smear campaigns. This is just the latest escalation in his campaign of political intimidation.
I will not be silenced.
Here is a photo that captures the character of of a great police officer. Almost 2 years ago a father took this photo when he was driving his son to rehab in St Lawrence. His son decided he didn't want to go and took the father's phone and called 911 and told them he was being kidnapped. When the man got pulled over, his son got out of the vehicle and the state trooper had stood on the side of the road with his addict son for about an hour patiently convincing him to let him drive him to rehab. The father was astounded at the Sheriff and Trooper's dedication to the cause of addiction. Officer's successfully got the son in a vehicle without force and drove him to St Lawrence from Lowville about an hour and a half drive. He literally walked in with him to the rehab. Here is a tribute to great, loving public servants that truly care.
Big shout out to officer Mike Carpinelli 💙
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Dre Greenlaw just did something stupid and was ejected from the game. Notice Kyle Shanahan didn’t go running up to him to cuss him out. I’m only pointing this out because there was a lot of discussion about Kalen DeBoer crashing out on Dijon Lee after his crucial mistake.
I don’t think what DeBoer did is a big deal but some of you were saying that this should be expected because college players are being paid. Can’t treat them as “kids” anymore.
Well if the comparison is the pros, NFL coaches don’t rip players publicly that often after big mistakes. Why? Because they know they’re dealing with grown men. They usually correct in private because you don’t want to publicly embarrass a player you’ve invested millions in. Part of being a coach is managing egos.
College players should certainly be expected to be criticized differently by the public and media now that they’re being paid. But if you think coaches will have the license to take off on players publicly now … well that ain’t exactly how it works, either.
HEARTBREAKING 💔 Here is some of the emotional plea from the mother of missing University of Maryland College Park student Dilan Ashar. She is desperate to find her son.
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