With the Browns running back problems, and Deshaun’s inability to make a decision back there -why haven’t the coaches at least tried a backfield with Watson and Sanders in there. He can run or pass.
Food for thought: teachers unions fought hard for federal funds to replace blackboards with new White boards. Now they are in every school.
Why are they so racist?
For those of you with more economics knowledge-
Can someone simply justify how the Fed raising interest rates will reduce inflation, since all news reports state that it is being driven by higher fuel and diesel costs?
Another 1/4 percent automatically builds refining capacity and adds to the available supply of oil? How? All I can see higher rates doing is raising costs even higher for consumers (primarily loans and mortgages). Help me out here folks
@SenRandPaul
Mike Sullinger retweeted
To those of you screaming that the war in Iran is causing the high gas prices and it’s all Trumps fault- it’s about refining capacity, not the war. Gavin newsome has had a bigger impact on the prices than Trump!
Key Capacity Figures (Primarily from EIA Data)
U.S. operable atmospheric crude distillation capacity (the main measure of refining capacity) peaked at about 18.98 million barrels per calendar day (b/cd) on January 1, 2020. By January 1, 2026, it stood at roughly 18.16 million b/cd—a net decline of ~816,000 b/cd (~4.3%). Including the Valero Benicia refinery (which closed in early 2026 and was still counted in the Jan. 1, 2026 snapshot), the effective mid-2026 net loss is closer to 960,000 b/cd (~5%).
Around January 1, 2020: ~$2.58 per gallon
Around August 1, 2026: ~$4.01–$4.11 per gallon
Mike Sullinger retweeted
Replying to @EnesFreedom
@EnesFreedom @Highway_30 are showing the way to fight and finally defeat these insane liberals “dogma”. Behave by thier rules, strictly. Then they need to fight and defend at the same time- twice as much energy expended for less and less results. We should do this with everything! Know an illegal, take him to a liberal’s home and demand the spare bedroom, if they refuse, huge protest in front of the home, set up an encampment in the yard. Find a homeless meth addict, take him to a liberal’s restaurant owned restaurant, order food. Refuse to pay and walk out.
We can do this with everything.
Mike Sullinger retweeted
Ok, this Senate has plucked my last nerve. They refuse to get anything done, and it will likely continue that way. Saying that; Trump now NEEDS to weld the power he has.
1) shut down ALL immigration except for specialized medical care. All
Of it, H1B, students, tourists, temp work, all of it. The law gives him the power.
2) start is a red state (Florida?)and call up the national guard to round up every illegal-not just the worst. Move through the state from Key West to the border. Then continue to South Carolina, then Ga, Tennessee, n Carolina- continue north and expand west. The last ones can jump into the pacific or line up for the planes and trains to go home
Reset this country now!
Mike Sullinger retweeted
Everyone is overthinking this Supreme court decision- first actions to be taken:
1) shut down all immigration, everyone, from everywhere. Trump had them at power now due to Congress passed immigration law
2) cancel all student, H1B, and all other visas ( except for medical treatment) as of July 15th. They have until July 30th to leave
3) refuse to lift either until Congress passes a law clearly prohibiting birthright citizenship (and the court said they could)
4) pass the save act
5) revoke the 17th amendment and have senators appointed by the states again
If all 5 not done, then the restrictions stay in effect.
Period, case closed
With 1300 followers, why can’t any of my post get more than 15 impressions- because I’m small as heck?
To those of you screaming that the war in Iran is causing the high gas prices and it’s all Trumps fault- it’s about refining capacity, not the war. Gavin newsome has had a bigger impact on the prices than Trump!
Key Capacity Figures (Primarily from EIA Data)
U.S. operable atmospheric crude distillation capacity (the main measure of refining capacity) peaked at about 18.98 million barrels per calendar day (b/cd) on January 1, 2020. By January 1, 2026, it stood at roughly 18.16 million b/cd—a net decline of ~816,000 b/cd (~4.3%). Including the Valero Benicia refinery (which closed in early 2026 and was still counted in the Jan. 1, 2026 snapshot), the effective mid-2026 net loss is closer to 960,000 b/cd (~5%).
Around January 1, 2020: ~$2.58 per gallon
Around August 1, 2026: ~$4.01–$4.11 per gallon
Ok, this Senate has plucked my last nerve. They refuse to get anything done, and it will likely continue that way. Saying that; Trump now NEEDS to weld the power he has.
1) shut down ALL immigration except for specialized medical care. All
Of it, H1B, students, tourists, temp work, all of it. The law gives him the power.
2) start is a red state (Florida?)and call up the national guard to round up every illegal-not just the worst. Move through the state from Key West to the border. Then continue to South Carolina, then Ga, Tennessee, n Carolina- continue north and expand west. The last ones can jump into the pacific or line up for the planes and trains to go home
Reset this country now!
Would love to see a reporter ask every senator 1 question-“who do you represent?”
$5 says only 3 get it right
Wouldn’t it be amazing if @SenFettermanPA asks him about his handling of aids in the 80’s, where his behavior was reprehensible ? Accuse him of allowing gays to die due to need to be right, not accepts the French doctors findings that treatments were working. So fauci kills gays and old people, and young male athletes, and where are the activists screaming from the rooftops about this serial killer?
And this is how you pass the SAVE act tomorrow
An official quorum for the U.S. Senate is 51 senators, which represents a simple majority of the body's 100 members. [1]
This requirement dictates the functioning of the Senate chamber in a few distinct ways: [1, 2]
•Constitutional Requirement: According to Article I, Section 5 of the U.S. Constitution, a majority of each house constitutes a quorum to do business, though a smaller number can adjourn from day to day and compel the attendance of absent members. [1]
•The Assumption Rule: Under the Standing Rules of the United States Senate, a quorum is always presumed to be present. The Senate can conduct debates and pass legislation with only a few senators actually on the floor, provided no one raises a point of order regarding the absence of a quorum. [1, 2]
•Quorum Calls: Any senator can "suggest the absence of a quorum," which prompts a clerk to read the roll to verify that 51 senators are physically present. Senators often use quorum calls to pause proceedings and delay votes while party leaders negotiate off the floor. [1, 2]
Everyone is overthinking this Supreme court decision- first actions to be taken:
1) shut down all immigration, everyone, from everywhere. Trump had them at power now due to Congress passed immigration law
2) cancel all student, H1B, and all other visas ( except for medical treatment) as of July 15th. They have until July 30th to leave
3) refuse to lift either until Congress passes a law clearly prohibiting birthright citizenship (and the court said they could)
4) pass the save act
5) revoke the 17th amendment and have senators appointed by the states again
If all 5 not done, then the restrictions stay in effect.
Period, case closed
My first time seeing a launch from cape Canaveral live. Pretty cool to an old man that wanted so much to be an astronaut as a kid- and I got to do it sitting in a folding chair in the driveway with my coffee in hand
