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Someone help me. What is "First Amendment Response"? As in protecting people who are speaking freely? Or suppressing people who are saying things you don't like? We're talking about a military style response team, right? I've never heard of a group that "responses" to the first amendment.
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Welcome to SEC bias... OR had such promise at the beginning of the season, too them a while to find their stride. There has been a LOT of whining from Oklahoma that the Ole Miss game was moved to Sunday because of the ground stop. The SEC told them to move the game or take a forfeit. Karma...all that money for Kiffin to disappoint...I love it.
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Applies to the Rs as well.
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LSU is now 6-4 and out of the CFP.
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She's already got 600K internet boyfriends. Get in line.
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As a Badger sitting at the pub watching all the games, OR whooping MI was awesome. OR deserves to swap rankings w/ MI, and MI should drop even more. OH St, boo. ND beating up poor ol Boston was a snoozer. It was fun hearing all the teams that had to "dig deep" and "endure" alternative ways to get to the game. Welcome to the old days where everyone took the bus. Whiny ass media/bitches.
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As a TN boy, I’m not mad, but how is UT ranked #8? (With 2 losses)
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Where are all the Trump Thumpers? I'm guessing they've realized just how much an ass the dude really is. Ds have some power, but they're too fuckin retarded to do anything useful with it. As the earth spins, the clown show keeps turning. At least Blobert can move on to her next career. Now, remember, when it comes to me, I hate em all.
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Two in a row! Hoping USC beats IU here in two hours so they can still be in the race for the playoffs. Crazy that everyone in the top 25 will be in next year.
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The same clown that wants to bribe households with $1500 checks depleting $17B from the state's Economic Stabilization Fund (Rainy Day Fund)! Sure, ignore the crumbling infrastructure that is Texas' highway system. I've had to spend $1600 to replace rims and tires due to road damage in the past six months alone! Hopefully the Senate will stand against this! As for our guns, that's been tried before and didn't go well...
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The governor elect of Texas....I am now in bizarro world. This is not from the campaign but a past op ed...regardless...Holy Shite!
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The contrast between deployed hours and home station hours in the posts above is striking. It makes the C-12 question interesting, since a smaller community like that seems harder to learn about from outside.
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Last week
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Oh good, another example of Dems having less financial literacy than my dogs.
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Anyone have info about C-12s at Yokota? Interested in it but there doesn't seem to be much out there other than it does DV/AE.
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Where did all the new account users that were whining about Trump go? Do any of them want to show their support for these really cool new policies that the side they advocated for now want to put into play?
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So it's virtue signaling. They don't have 2/3. Then they get to air ads about how the mean Republicans won't fix the calamity.
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Keep Austin weird and Texas stupid. A Texas Democrat just filed a bill to send $1,500 checks to households with no citizenship or legal status requirement. State Senator Roland Gutierrez (D-San Antonio) introduced Senate Bill 297. It would pull $17 billion from the state’s Rainy Day Fund (the Economic Stabilization Fund) for one-time $1,500 payments to households living in Texas as of January 1, 2027. The bill text never mentions U.S. citizenship, legal immigration status, or a Social Security number as a condition of eligibility. Residency can be shown with a lease, a utility bill, school records, or even a sworn declaration. The proposal frames high living costs as a “public calamity,” which is the constitutional workaround Democrats are using to get around the Texas Constitution’s restrictions on giving public money directly to individuals. $17 billion is roughly 60% of the fund’s projected $28.48 billion balance at the end of fiscal 2027. This fulfills a campaign promise from Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa. The bill does not require legal status, so households that include illegal aliens would be eligible under the plain language. It still has to pass the legislature, including a two-thirds vote to tap the Rainy Day Fund.
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Paywalled but the AR enterprise is getting looked at https://aviationweek.com/defense/budget-policy-operations/us-air-force-starts-another-look-future-aerial-refueling-needs
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