Jonathan Bailey @JDBaileyMS

Drew Brees explains why he rejected Nick Saban, a yacht and the Miami Dolphins for a destroyed New Orleans franchise: “On paper, it was Miami all the way. Miami had Nick Saban. They had just come off a 9–7 season. Defense was lights out. They were running the same offense we were running.” “I’m sitting there eating dinner on Wayne Huizenga’s yacht. He’s talking about playing golf in Scotland every summer. No state income tax. I’m like, ‘Dude, this is wallpaper. Miami, here I come.’” “New Orelans was six months post-Katrina. They just hired some unknown head coach named Sean Payton. Who is this guy?” “I’m in Miami in an MRI tube for two hours just aching. They stick these big needles in my shoulder to test the nerve endings. I got this feeling of doubt. They don't really think I will be able to play. Their doctors said I had a 25% chance of coming back and playing again.” “I go to New Orleans and it was like, ‘You are our guy.’ Sean Payton and Mickey Loomis said, ‘We’re building this offense around you.’” “They did everything they could to roll out the red carpet despite all the circumstances. New Orleans was still destroyed.” “Houses were off their foundations. There was a Chevy truck upside down in a living room. The car stops, and there’s a tugboat in the middle of the road.” “I’m looking at my wife like, ‘Are you seeing what I’m seeing?’” “It was one of those moments where it's like this is so much bigger than just football. We get to be part of the resurrection of one of America’s greatest cities.” “This is God’s calling in our life. And that was the determining factor.”

Our State Capitol has become too divided, too dysfunctional, and too focused on politics instead of people. Mississippi deserves better, and you will get it if I'm elected as your next Lt. Governor.

They should give an "anti-Pulitzer" to the NYT for the Platner story. All the reporters involved should be fired. The NYT deliberately published a hit piece on a victim of abuse in order to run cover for a man with a Nazi tattoo

Lyndsey Fifield @lyndseyfifield

a month ago

I actually understand why Democrat leaders didn't take our stories seriously when the Times reported them in June but are taking them seriously now. It was by design. The line most shared from the piece was the claim that the Times “could not corroborate” my story despite

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Maine Democrats are now desperately searching for *another* abusive Nazi candidate

Peter Baker @peterbakernyt

a month ago

Platner aide lists terms for dropping out: “If he was to step down it would only be with a guarantee of being replaced by a candidate who he believes is true to the values and vision and policy agenda of the campaign that Maine voted for." @ShaneGoldmacher nytimes.com/live/2026/07/0…

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Nazi tattoo - OK Blaming women for rape - OK Mocking Purple Heart recipient - OK Sexually assaulting a Republican - OK Sexually assaulting a Democrat - Now that's a step too far.

Bonchie @bonchieredstate

a month ago

The scrubbing of timelines has begun.

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A lot of people owe apologies to Lyndsey Fifield — most notably Sheldon Whitehouse, who dismissed her allegations on the grounds that she worked for “right-wing political operations.” themainemonitor.org/democrats-plat…

Jonathan Martin @jmart

a month ago

A cautionary tale here for all the Dems who turned to character assassination to discredit one of multiple women - this is what that tactic got you: “Racicot said she later felt compelled to go public about her experience because the reaction to the Times story was dominated by

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The kind of guy who would say, “America has done bad things” today is like a spouse who lists the shortcomings of the other spouse on their anniversary

NEW: BPI research reveals that a Marxist-Leninist group with documented ties to China has been a critical mobilizer in efforts that have blocked or delayed $23.6 billion in AI investment in the US. Its scalps include 10 data center moratoria, 1 permanent data center ban, and 4 rejected or scrapped AI projects. In Part II of our foreign influence investigation, BPI exposes the Party for Socialism and Liberation (or PSL) as the political arm of Shanghai-based Neville Singham, and lays bare a national campaign launched by the party to stop America’s data center buildout. Singham is the subject of multiple federal investigations into his reported ties to the CCP. Our research uncovers the anti-data-center organizing of his activist vehicle, the PSL, across 21 campaigns in 14 states, in roles ranging from lead organizer to one member of a broader coalition. This report adds to the mounting evidence that China and its surrogates are committed to stopping America’s data center buildout so that Beijing can gain the advantage in the AI race.

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Progressives don't even realize how easily they're manipulated. Here's how this clearly went down: Platner, worried about all of the skeletons in his closet, started gaming out who had keys to that closet & how to deal with them. Ex-girlfriends like Lyndsey were the key focus. Rather than waiting for someone to start leaking embarrassing details (kinda like his wife did, inadvertently), Team Platner & the NYT convinced Lindsey they would take their claims seriously, convinced them to give them exclusivity, so that they could control the narrative. The resulting article on its surface is about Platner's ex girlfriends giving a range of reviews, some positive, most negative. But the main focus is on Lyndsey, who, the Times knew, would be written off among left-wing voters as a Republican operative trying to keep Susan Collins in the Senate. As Lyndsey explained this morning, the Times had details about his psychically abusive nature with other (presumably non-Republican) ex girlfriends, but for some reason chose not to publish them. In this way, the story amongst Democrats can be more easily dismissed as a Republican hit job. Then thousands of progressive accounts, like the one below, unwittingly help complete the op. Crisis Comms in 2026.

Matt Stoller @matthewstoller

2 months ago

Running uncorroborated claims on Platner from an ex-girlfriend who is a professional Republican operative is outrageous from the New York Times. It's consistent with their biased treatment of candidates skeptical of Israel.

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"An underdog is still a freakin' dog." 🐶 Delainey Everett and @HailStateSB got that DOG in them 🔥

BRINGING OUR BROCCOLI TO OKLAHOMA CITY! #HailState || #OKCDawgs

YOUR MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS ARE GOING TO THE WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES! #HailState || #OKCDawgs

I miss the SEC on CBS

Murphy (4K Football Archives) @murphykelley_

3 months ago

I have one of the most beautiful edits in my CapCut drafts and I have no idea how to end it (picture unrelated)

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If Abigail Spanberger and Virginia Democrats had paid attention my October 2025 AG’s Opinion that made clear this scheme was unconstitutional and illegal, they could have saved more than $70 million, countless headaches, and months of obnoxious television ads defending the indefensible. Instead, they ignored the law, wasted taxpayer money on running a special election, and dragged Virginians through a completely avoidable mess.

Jason Miyares @JasonMiyaresVA

10 months ago

My office just issued an official opinion explaining that the constitutionally required process to amend the Virginia Constitution cannot be short-circuited by a last-minute vote of the General Assembly taken during an ongoing election.

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The most important thing to remember about Virginia today - Democrats have NOBODY to blame but themselves. And maybe their lawyers. There are CLEAR, firm rules for trying to do what they did - and hey brazenly flouted half of them. Their voters should be furious.

Massachusetts has a larger share of Republicans than Tennessee does Democrats, and Massachusetts has not had a Republican in Congress in decades. There is not a moral or just reason to require Tennessee, Alabama and South Carolina to carve out special, racially-balkanized Democratic congressional districts while blue states are allowed to gerrymander their districts to prevent Republicans from having representation. The Supreme Court has rectified that antiquated and unfair rule. When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

Eric Holder @EricHolder

3 months ago

My statement on Tennessee’s immoral gerrymander:

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Remarkable Times article about how Democrats' good government instincts backfired and hamstrung their ability to gerrymander. Only problem? Basically the entire history included in the article is wrong. Dems ~never willingly gave up gerrymandering. 🧵

@deaninserra @Tanner_Allen10 Didn’t have a @BullyPulpitPod x @HailStateBB crossover on my bingo card, but I love it.

I am running to become Mississippi’s next Lieutenant Governor! I’ve been a conservative fighter in the State Senate and as your Secretary of State; it’s time for the next fight. I believe our state’s brightest days are still ahead—and that we’ll make this the best place to live, work and raise a family for my daughters and your children and grandchildren too. So join me and let’s make Mississippi even BETTER!

From my time in the State Senate, to my service now as your Secretary of State, I have always strived to represent our conservative values. Next week, I will be making a special campaign announcement for the future, and I would be honored if you will join me at one of the events near you.