What white man hurt this woman? She’s been unhinged this season #bb28

Good deal! The FCC just published step-by-step guides showing how to turn on blocking and filtering tools for your specific phone and wireless carrier. Simple, useful, and probably overdue. 👉 fcc.gov/blockit

When you…. - got Lasik eye surgery - received a hair transplant - are on Week 7 of RETA shots - have 3 girls coming to The Library with you after the game #OLEMINTZ #HotBoyEra

Lots of you have asked for our reading list, so here are a bunch of the key texts we'll be selecting from. Note: this also includes the 14 we've already read. The books in this image (chronological): Homer — The Iliad Homer — The Odyssey Aeschylus — The Oresteia Aeschylus — Prometheus Bound and Other Plays Sophocles — The Three Theban Plays Euripides — Electra and Other Plays Aristophanes — The Complete Plays Herodotus — The Histories Thucydides — History of the Peloponnesian War Plato — Complete Works Aristotle — Nicomachean Ethics Aristotle — Metaphysics Aristotle — Physics Aristotle — De Anima Aristotle — Rhetoric Cicero — On Obligations Cicero — The Republic and The Laws Livy — The Early History of Rome Virgil — The Aeneid Ovid — Metamorphoses Plutarch — Lives, Volume II Marcus Aurelius — Meditations Augustine — Confessions Augustine — On Christian Teaching Augustine — City of God Boethius — The Consolation of Philosophy Beowulf The Song of Roland Thomas Aquinas — Summa Theologica (Summary) Dante — The Divine Comedy Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Chaucer — The Canterbury Tales Malory — Le Morte d’Arthur Machiavelli — The Prince Shakespeare — Complete Works / Hamlet Cervantes — Don Quixote Milton — Paradise Lost Bunyan — The Pilgrim’s Progress The Essential Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers Austen — Pride and Prejudice Tocqueville — Democracy in America Dumas — The Count of Monte Cristo Brontë — Wuthering Heights Poe — The Complete Tales and Poems Melville — Moby-Dick Tolstoy — War and Peace Tolstoy — The Death of Ivan Ilyich and Other Stories Dostoevsky — Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky — The Idiot Dostoevsky — Demons Dostoevsky — The Brothers Karamazov Melville — Billy Budd, Bartleby, and Other Stories Wilde — The Picture of Dorian Gray Chesterton — The Everlasting Man Hemingway — The Sun Also Rises Lewis — The Screwtape Letters Lewis — The Abolition of Man Tolkien — The Lord of the Rings Solzhenitsyn — The Gulag Archipelago McCarthy — Blood Meridian

Land Kiffin and Will Wade should be celebrated for lovingly giving young men a second chance in life. #GeauxTigers

It’s just a series of generational wins after another.

Operator, find me the nearest brick wall to run through. The full Drew Brees Episode is out now! 🎙️: NFL Players Second Act Podcast 📺: bit.ly/4zplbQW

Under the Trump administration, we've achieved 15 months of no border crossings, the largest drop in prescription drug prices in 60 years, the largest drop in violent crime in nearly a century, a massive increase in tax refunds, a decline in national median rents, and record investments in our country. A vote for Republicans to hold the House majority is a vote to continue that success. A vote to give Democrats power is a vote for two years of obstruction.

Scott Jennings says Republicans should be hammering the good economic news heading into the midterms — and he found a pretty good example. Government data reportedly showed prescription drug prices falling at their fastest rate in 60 years. Jennings said that is exactly the kind of number Republicans should be talking about when voters are still feeling the effects of high prices. Then Democrat Keith Boykin immediately tried to give the credit to Joe Biden... Jennings wasn’t about to let that slide. JENNINGS: “I think that focus on things that are going right is a great idea for a midterm.” “Case in point on Friday, numerous outlets reported that government data shows prescription drugs prices are falling faster than they have in 60 years.” BOYKIN: “Thanks in part to the Biden administration…” JENNINGS: “That’s the kind of thing that if you were running for office and you were in office and you were getting the credit and the blame for everything that’s happening, you would actually be talking about nonstop.” “That’s an example of where in a world that feels expensive, that’s actually coming down, that’s a good thing.” BOYKIN: “You can’t take credit for that. When Joe Biden…” JENNINGS: “Sure we can, I just did!” BOYKIN: “Yeah, you can, but you’d be lying because Joe Biden’s policies contributed to the…” JENNINGS: “Who’s the president? You blame him for everything, you can’t give him a little credit?!” That last line pretty much summed up Jennings’ argument. If Republicans are going to be blamed for everything voters don’t like about the economy, he says they should have no problem pointing to the numbers that are actually moving in the right direction.

RT @BuiltinDaBoot: RIP 🐐 . I could listen to him all day. 🥲

There’s nothing more perfect than a baseball field. Skip Bertman explains it better than anyone else will. Rest in peace, coach

Donald Trump isn't just slapping tape on a leaking pipe this time around. He's replumbing the entire house. That is what so many people are missing right now. It’s just like the movie The Money Pit: You buy a home thinking it’s going to be your dream house, but the second you step inside, everything starts falling apart. The plumbing is shot, the electrical is fried, and the place is a complete disaster. The renovation gets so frustrating, stressful, and chaotic that you’re ready to call it quits and walk away—right when the heavy work is actually getting finished. That’s exactly what Trump is trying to do here. Make LASTING change. Quick executive orders are just temporary patches on a broken system that get ripped off the moment a new administration steps in. Real, lasting change isn't pretty while it's happening. It requires tearing things down to the studs: rewiring the system, neutralizing global choke points, and shifting power and energy leverage directly back to North America. It feels messy and painful in real time, but you can't restore a broken foundation without tearing up the floorboards first. And when the dust finally settles, the entire structure will be built to last.

Tyler Shough might actually be him.

Hate Trump Iran policy, but since 2016 - Roe Overturned - Affirmative Action abolished - border secured - gun rights expanded - tax cuts - reg cuts - energy expansion - DEI ended - massive ICE funding - federal workforce slashed - crime rates down - ACA individual mandate gone

The Architect Of The Powerhouse

TrumpRX is also bringing down prescription drugs prices. h/t (@tdurie95) @TheTerminal blinks.bloomberg.com/news/st…

The economy is becoming less k-shaped. According to Bank of America, both spending and wage growth across the whole range of household incomes, are compressing Lower-income household consumption growing faster. Upper income decelerating.

This season has the worst gamers I think I’ve ever seen, they’re all so lazy. FAP, (Drew, Barrett, Melody, Mallory) are in such a prime position that they could create a 7 w Taylor/Lala/Yash and a 7 with the icons…. Just play the middle, throw HOHs.,. But too lazy #bb28

Come on you watch feeds… she literally did what Drew, Dee, Angela and Barrett encouraged her to do to. They thought it would cause chaos… but it blew up in their faces. #bb28

You’re crazy if you think Dee is going to actually break a tie and piss off half the house in week 1. She will have Devens make a flip vote so she’s not in a bad spot. #bb28