G.C. Bendixen @GCBendixen

Men aren't barred from school sports, they're barred from competing against WOMEN.

ESPN @espn

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued a decision to uphold state laws barring transgender girls and women from playing on school athletic teams. The court's six-justice conservative majority ruled that the state bans in Idaho and West Virginia do not violate the Constitution. The

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George Orwell said every joke is a tiny revolution. I believe that because I've seen it. Humor has the power to change hearts and minds, not by misinforming—as the fact checkers insist—but by slipping the truth past our defenses. My full speech from the ARC conference in London: x.com/ARC_Conference…

Topless stretched limo. God Bless America!

@Laceydentist @CougarStats It would increase the risk/reward. Yes, a team could play more defensively, but they cannot score that way, and you cannot win without scoring. Even keeping just one player on offense would significantly reduce the traffic jam in front of the goal.

"I’M NOT TAKING MY FLAG DOWN." 🇺🇸 A California HOA is threatening homeowners in San Marcos with $100 fines for flying the American flag outside their homes ahead of America’s 250th birthday, the CA Post reports. Amy and Chris Cooke say they’ve flown Old Glory for 20 years to honor Chris’ grandfather, Alexander Christie, who died serving in World War II. Their neighbor, Terri Collins, has flown her flag for 35 years. Now the Ambiance Owners’ Association reportedly says the flag represents a “political or affiliative view” that could “degrade” the common area. Seriously? The American flag is not a political statement. It is the flag of the United States of America. Terri said it best: "I’m not taking my flag down. They can fine me, $100, $200, $1,000, I’m not paying it." Amen. Fly the flag. Honor the fallen. Celebrate America. Would you take yours down?

@KimballCall @RealTStevenson It doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell you that a team of two is going to be more successful than the same individuals working alone. It's not that only the best of us get married. It is mostly that marriage makes the best of us.

@OregonBlueDog @EchoesofWarYT I have not heard of this. Can you please tell us more?

There was a small unit in World War II that operated deep behind Japanese lines more than a hundred times and never lost a single man. They were called the Alamo Scouts. Formed in late 1943 by General Walter Krueger, these men were hand-picked for one job: go where no one else could and come back with intelligence. More than seven hundred volunteers tried out. He kept just 138. In teams of six or seven they slipped through the jungles of New Guinea and the Philippines, living for weeks inside enemy territory, mapping Japanese positions and sending back the intelligence that shaped entire invasions. They did not just watch. On multiple missions they went in and brought people out. In New Guinea they freed dozens of captives the Japanese were holding. Then came their most impressive mission: American prisoners were starving in a camp at Cabanatuan, twenty-five miles inside Japanese-held Luzon. Before the Rangers could raid it, someone had to know exactly what was waiting. Two Alamo Scouts dressed as farm workers and set up a hidden observation post just a few hundred yards from the Japanese guards. For days they counted men and mapped the ground inch by inch. The raid that followed freed more than five hundred Allied prisoners in a single night. In total the Alamo Scouts ran 106 missions behind enemy lines across 1,482 days of sustained operations. Not one man was killed. Not one was captured. The men who made it possible got almost none of the credit. Their work was secret, and secret men cannot be celebrated. When the war ended the Army no longer needed them, and the unit was quietly disbanded and forgotten. The finest small-unit record of the war belonged to men most Americans have never heard of. Now you have.

@MericaCulture @EchoesofWarYT Nor in July, when they broke through the hedgerows and encircled the Nazis in a battle so devastating it was nicknamed The Valley of the Shadow of Death. Nor in August when they liberated Paris. Nor in September when they drove the Nazis back into Germany.

After the British army burned down the home of Colonel Thomas Sumter in 1780, they awoke a relentless spirit. He did not just fight the British Empire, he destabilized their entire southern strategy with aggressive, unpredictable tactics, with a furious thirst for revenge. Sumter’s guerrilla warfare was so effective that British General Charles Cornwallis openly referred to him as his “greatest plague.” While traditional armies fought on open fields, Sumter and his militia utilized the dense swamps and forests to ambush supply lines, cut off communications, and vanish before British could retaliate. Sumter received a famous nickname from his enemies, the Carolina Gamecock. British Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton, a man notorious for his own brutality, famously complained that Sumter fought “like a Gamecock.” Roosters bred to fight to the absolute death, reflecting Sumter’s style of fierce attacks, retreating into the woods, and striking again without warning. Sumter’s relentless spirit didn't just win battles, it defined the spirit of the entire Revolution. Fight, get beat, rise, fight again! Today, his nickname lives on as the official mascot for the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, and by the city and county of Sumter, South Carolina.

Keep me in prayer. I have court tomorrow because I was charged with a crime for preaching to Muslims and eating.bacon in front of them on public property in Tampa Fl.

@RepBrandonGill @MariluM23917089 Just ban the redistribution of wealth by government! Socialism is never the answer! Subsidies always make things more expensive; that's not a side-effect, that's the purpose of subsidies! Anyone who doesn't understand this is either too ignorant to serve in government or a liar.

@elonmusk @Kainalurises A lot of people don't realize that that last comment wasn't hyperbole, that there was an actual communist agent working in the state department, that defectors turned him in, and that he was tried and sentenced for espionage. His name was Alger Hiss.

@250YearsAgoLive @krausmania A picture is worth a thousand words.

Celebrate the 4th all July long at Steak n Shake with two Liberty Meals for just $17.76. Six tasty items for just $17.76 in July! The special includes two grass-fed double steakburgers with two tallow fries and two Patriot shakes. Taste the Revolution at Steak n Shake! 🇺🇸

@groundhopper_fc Come back anyways for the Fourth of July birthday party!

We have a declared housing crisis in Utah not a stadium and gondola crisis. Yet, the Legislature found $5 Billion not for houses for families, but for stadiums and a gondola for welfare billionaire donors. 20 year olds owning homes is the goal, not giving billions of tax dollars to billionaires for more entertainment equipment. Flipping inflated houses to each other is not an economy. It's a delusion of wealth. Nothing new is created. Houses was just made more scarce by Red Tape and taxes. That's phony wealth. Utah needs 200,000 new homes - 2,400 square feet on a 1/5 of an acre for $300,000 not $600,000. There is no reason we can't cut the $250,000 in Red Tape out. Can we swallow our college degree pride to cut Red Tape and house our children and grandchildren or not? Or drive our children out of Utah to less educated states that can build a new 2,400 square feet all brick houses on 1/2 an acre for $350,000? All this talk of being a millionaire because the property tax assessors says so does not make you a millionaire. It makes you a sucker. You have to pay your millionaire badge fee to the county assessor on a fixed income as you age. Taxes will kick you out of your million dollar house and into a care facility. That's not an illusion. Better Policies for Better Living.

Terry Teramoto Jr @teramoto_jr

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@Utahfarmersorg1 Too many baby boomers in this state would rather have inflated excess in home equity by artificialy limiting the market with red tape than be able to see their own kids and grandkids more often than just Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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I came to America with 2 suitcases. I now have 4. These extra 2 cases are filled with ranch, variety of seasonings, chic fil a sauce, Reece’s peanut butter cups, beef jerky, root beer, Gatorade, kraft mac & cheese, pancake syrup and pop stars.