Michael Phillips (18.2%) retweeted
The crazy Parker Washington catch
The Cole Palmer celly
The double bird
This play has it all
Michael Phillips (18.2%) retweeted
Celebration of the Manifesto of Oct 17, 1905 (flipped), by Ilya Repin, 1906, 📸 by Chris Kim
Want to go in together for Trevor? @CarnivalThomas @_arkady
Michael Phillips (18.2%) retweeted
Need more teams to start being like the Jags, who are now offering $5 beer and food at concession stands this season
Michael Phillips (18.2%) retweeted
I joined an MLM scheme today. Thanks for having me on your team @TheMPhillips. I am ready to free myself from the corporate rat race and change lives with @scentsy. Our team is called ScenterOfAttention DM us if you want to join.
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The treasury department has now removed the requirement for US companies to report who owns them….
A key piece of preventing international money laundering via foreign ownership structures.
The rationale given? None.
Today, @FinCENnews issued a final rule that permanently removes the requirement for U.S. companies and U.S. persons to report beneficial ownership information. FinCEN today also announced that it will delete previously reported information by U.S. persons from the beneficial ownership information database.
And now just sitting on the tarmac for 45+ min bc “we don’t have a gate” did the airport not know we were coming @delta?
Michael Phillips (18.2%) retweeted
Shout out to @TheMPhillips for funding the sickest of my outfits to choose from too, obviously
I’d bet 75% is thanks to @sircalebhammer podcast showing how broken military disability is
The Army is seeing one of its strongest recruiting comebacks in years.
Patriotism, a sense of purpose, and job security are seen as the top reasons behind this recruiting surge.
The Army's recruiting has climbed nearly 38% overall since its fiscal year 2022 low.
This fiscal year alone, more than 61,500 future soldiers have signed on for active-duty service.
@Brooketaylortv @SpecialReport
Michael Phillips (18.2%) retweeted
What’s going on here with the Austin budget/tax increase?
There’s an updated public notice is in the Statesman today (8/3/26). On July 27th the City had a public notice that the proposed budget would increase property tax $82 million or 6.8% and now has the notice that budget increases property taxes $103 million or 8.7%. Are they listening at all?



























