Constitutionalist, White Hat Coder, Patriot, Piper J3 Cub driver, and pilot of anything else that flies. I listen more than I talk..
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Get married.
Have children.
Build a legacy.
Pass down your values.
Pursue the eternal.
Seek true joy.
Amen, Charlie 🙏
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🎙️🎸🎵🎶🇺🇸 AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸🎶🎵🎸🎙️
You call it toxic?
We call it HOME.
You want our boys in skirts, our flag in flames, and our voices silenced?
NOT. HAPPENING.
This is AMERICA FIRST!
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Let me get this straight…Autism has been extensively studied for decades. DOGE dismantles huge swaths of ongoing research on the matter. And now Miracle Boy is going to find the cause and eliminate it. Yeah how’s that Measles thing going, JR?
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Do you recognize this Marine?
Born in 1944, Frank Edwin "Tug" McGraw Jr. was more than a baseball legend; he was a character known for his enthusiasm and famous quotes. Starting his MLB career with the New York Mets in 1965, he became iconic with the "Ya Gotta Believe!" slogan during the 1973 season. After moving to the Philadelphia Phillies in 1975, he clinched their first World Series title in 1980.
Before his baseball fame, McGraw served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, an experience he credited with shaping his discipline and character.
His baseball career spanned 19 seasons, finishing with a 3.14 ERA and 180 saves.
Tug McGraw's legacy extends beyond baseball; he inspired through his battle with brain cancer until his death in 2004. His son, Tim McGraw, became a country music star. Tug's foundation continues his legacy of giving back. Remembered for his joyful spirit, McGraw's impact on baseball and life celebrates belief and resilience.
Semper Fi
A shout out to EVH and my flying homies. You know who you are.
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It’s assured our federal government will remain neutral for reasons most us understand all too well. If the states don’t act there may be no lawsuits that can match the wealth of trillion dollar companies and the billionaires helping push the agenda.
Time to flush the toilet.
