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It’s not enough that I should succeed, others should fail

Joined June 2009
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Fox: Why are you here this morning? Trump rally attendee: Well, in the late 70s, I was a little too young to go to South America for the Jonestown Massacre. But this is as close as I'll ever get, so that's why I'm here. There's nothing like seeing a cult right up front.
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No one runs the ball 45 times a game tho….
No one is saying never run. You just need a credible threat of running. You don't need to do it 45 times a game.
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Antonio Johnson sometimes see things so quick. Can think of a few runs where he does similar
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Technically a 3rd down stop but it’s only because Schultz slips. Really nice side arm throw by stroud tho.
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Probably not fun in the film room. But this is kinda sick with stroud/noel and shows the chemistry. Just sitting in zone but instead of staying and waiting for ball he goes inside and stroud sees it. Foye going to the hook and can’t recover
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Ventrell miller is awesome
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Again good blitz but lb/safety don’t communicate after the motion
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I’m sure there is a reason but you can’t have a safety 13 yards off the hot wr. Blitz there but so much space for wr. Think you need to live with getting beat sometimes because this is too easy for a good qb
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whirlybird retweeted
She’s already anticipating using the Governor’s office as leverage to fundraise for her foundation. But the Gov’s office & multiple state agencies would never just blatantly funnel public $ thru a foundation for the Governor’s personal political benefit — that’d be crazy, right?
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Kiner played 6 snaps last week
I think it's getting lost in the shuffle on all the talk about how bad TreVeyon has been, but Rhamondre Stevenson seems like a pretty good sell right now. He'll still be the lead RB and main passing downs RB for New England, but Corey Kiner being inserted into the rotation is almost as bad for him as it is TreVeyon. Not only does a 3 RB rotation make it nearly impossible for any of them to get enough work weekly when everyone's healthy, but it really hurts the contingency value of Rhamondre should TreVeyon get hurt. Now the path to an elite workload for Rhamondre is much thinner, as they Pats have 2 other guys they're willing to give touches.
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If he wins……
Byron Donalds gets visibly irritated when pushed on data centers. Byron doubles down on his plan to build hyperscale data centers all over Florida. Byron does not address noise pollution but says the answer to concerns about energy costs is to build MODULAR NUCLEAR REACTORS ☢️
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Really hope they don’t trade him just so Frank stays mad
Oh for Christ sake let the man play somewhere else, you don't even use him
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Look of a qb who made up his mind pre snap. Dig is gonna pop open as LB running to curl immediately
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Seen in Jacksonville, FL on Old St. Augustine Road. This church needs their tax exempt status removed. cc: @IRSnews @AGJamesUthmeier
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Republicans in Florida can just say we only care about the rich and win by 15 points
This is such an insane thing to say out loud. No wonder Ashley Moody has been campaigning from the basement. “When you stand up for representing the BOSSES and putting THEM first…we will thrive.” Florida, vote @AngieNixon to stand up for working people.
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NEW: Byron Donalds received $100,000 from Future of Education LLC – a company tied to a Texas-based executive who is pushing for AI teachers in publicly-funded school classrooms. 🧵
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Brian Flores is faking Stunts to run different Stunts 😂
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