The Dems refused to stand up for a sweet innocent kid who survived brain cancer! It was sickening to witness that.
Any person with a heart would have stood up. I don’t like Biden or Kamala but I would have stood up for child who survived brain cancer
This moment was not about President Trump, it was about the boy surviving cancer and his dreams coming true
Trump said in the beginning that Democrats would refuse to clap for any achievement. He was exactly right.
Democrats refused to clap for:
- Little boy battling cancer
- Cracking down on crime
- Helping working families
- Catching terrorists who killed Americans
- Destroying cartels
- Honoring a young girl killed by an illegal
- Honoring Laken Riley who was killed by an illegal
- Deporting criminals who kill and harm Americans
- Bringing American citizens held prisoner home
#BBN:
While we're harkening back to the 90's, is it also time we see a court with the old wildcat?
I personally think we could pair it nicely on special occasions with throwback uniforms from the era.
Let's hear what you think! 😼
This may ruffle some big blue feathers, but Ima say it anyway:
Coach Pope was not my first, second, or third choice for Kentucky's new head coach - but I'm gonna tell you why I'm all in on the choice.
Think back over the last few years. What was the biggest complaint we, as fans, had about John Calipari? It was that he simply didn't understand the tradition of Kentucky basketball, what it meant to our state. Remember when he said "Conference Championships don't matter?" There was a time when the best college basketball team in the country was all we could cling to about our state that the rest of the country admired. (Obviously that has changed now and I am now and forever will be proud of my Bluegrass roots.)
Cal was and remains the best recruiter in College basketball, but that is because he's an NBA conveyer belt. He's not a program builder. He's a horrible x's and o's coach, horrible clock management coach, his defensive system was inconsistent if non-existent, and his offense was an NBA gimmick at best.
We wanted and needed a coach with a system, who understood the power of junior and senior experienced team leaders and a strong Kentucky connection.
Coach Pope may not be the flashy, tv polished recruiter that Calipari was, but he bleeds Kentucky blue - just like we've always wanted - and he, of all poeple, fully understands what the word KENTUCKY means on the front of that jersey.
So as a true blue fan who wants the best for our program, I'm asking all the naysayers to sit down and shut up... just for a little bit, just until we have something to actually criticize. Because rooting against Pope is rooting against Kentucky.
He doesn't have to be your first choice, but right now he's our ONLY choice, and frankly, he's got most of what we've always criticized other coaches for not having. What better man to lead this team back to Championship prominence than a man who once helped this program cut down the nets?
I bleed blue. Let's all bleed blue together. Here's to Coach Pope! May his tenure be successful in every possible way, and may Kentucky basketball find itself back in the winner's circle...where it belongs. Go. Big. Blue.
John Wall expressed a desire to get to know whoever ended up being the coach at Kentucky. I think it is important for Mark Pope to reach out to him and get him back to Lexington some this summer. Wall could build the bridge between the Cal era and the Pope era.
@BungieHelp Keep getting the Beaver Error while trying to get to Tower, Iron Temple, and Vestian Outpost. Did reset on Xbox and internet router… 😒 not working
Well ain’t this just a fantastic way to start my week. Truck won’t start and I have no other vehicle to drive except the bike. And it’s supposed to be 35 when I get off work in the morning. #truckproblems#Frustration#bikelife