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Garrett Hart retweeted
Wikipedia’s edit history shows Vivek Ramaswamy paid to remove lines about his Soros Fellowship and role in Ohio’s COVID-19 response.
His “nationally ranked” junior tennis claims remained.
The USTA confirmed to PTFO that Ramaswamy was never noted to be nationally ranked.
Garrett Hart retweeted
LOOKING BACK AT VIRAL MARYLAND
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL MOMENT
As the Terps are set to start their 2026-27 season, I looked back at last year's viral moment in the NCAA tournament with star guard Oluchi Okananwa and head coach Brenda Frese.
Oluchi recalls telling Brenda - "I'm so incredibly grateful that the world gets to see what kind of a coach you are."'
We will see how that moment fuels the Terps in this upcoming season!
@TerpsWBB @BrendaFrese @oluchi_okananwa @dipaularose @umterps @DCNewsNow
Garrett Hart retweeted
NEW: The NCAA tells us ZERO trans student-athletes are now competing in women's sports.
Why does 15% of America think there are tens of THOUSANDS?
"Politics are winning on the back of fiction."
Garrett Hart retweeted
Amy Acton’s stepfather was indicted for raping her from ages 9-12, and her mother chose to stay with her rapist until he died. Acton’s mother lost custody of her and her brother following her stepfather’s arrest for rape. She had not spoken to her mother since this happened.
Politics can be dirty, but this is so utterly despicable and such a POS move that if you support this clown, that says a lot about you as a person.
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign responds to the horrific ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged and abusive mother. They don't deny they played a part in it.
It is very difficult to imagine a world in which Acton's estranged mom did not get paid for this, and the payment wouldn't have had to come from Vivek's campaign directly.
ALT Screenshot of a statement: Attributable to Connie Luck, spokesperson for the Vivek Ramaswamy campaign: “We don't know what happened between Amy and her mother, who first spoke out about Amy in 2020, but we know that Amy Acton is a serial fabulist who has some serious problems with the truth that the public needs to be aware of before deciding who to entrust as governor. Black text on a white background, centered on a black frame.
Garrett Hart retweeted
We are IN 😤
For the third season in a row we have clinched a spot in the NWSL playoffs!
Garrett Hart retweeted
🐻🏈For the FIRST TIME EVER, @MSUBearsFB is ranked in the @StatsPerform FCS Top 25, checking in at No. 24 nationally!
At 5-1 and riding a 4-game winning streak.
The Bears are ranked. The standard is rising.
▶️ shorturl.at/mNs5z
@MEACSports | @UnderArmour
#GoBears🔷🔶
Garrett Hart retweeted
In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, the word of the day is “tradition.” Together with our friend Zahn McClarnon we honor Indigenous people around the world and the many ways they share their culture and traditions every day. #IndigenousPeoplesDay
Garrett Hart retweeted
One of the best ways drama is built into baseball is that the manager has to walk out into the middle of the field, and the pitcher has to walk-of-shame back to the dugout with all of the fans yelling at them.
No other sport has a more embarrassing way to get substituted.
Garrett Hart retweeted
Morgan State WR Joseph Towler was so casual on one of the best TD receptions ANYWHERE this season 😎
(via @ESPNCFB)
Garrett Hart retweeted
The NFC East winning 0 games on a week in which two teams played each other feels like a pretty good encapsulation of the division at the moment
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I’m sorry …. 1200??????
1,200 sexual assault cases were filed at Cornell from 2018 to 2024. Most of those found responsible received minor sanctions that allowed them to remain on campus, such as probation or training. Only 7 ended in expulsion or dismissal.
usatoday.com/story/news/nati…
Garrett Hart retweeted
Yes, it’s called capitalism. I thought y’all liked that around here. In the professional leagues, coaches typically don’t make more than players.
