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Back when #NYR M$GN was good
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Woody Johnson is a horrible owner.
Aaron Glenn is an awful Head Coach.
Frank Reich is a terrible Offensive Coordinator.
What a horrible franchise.
#JetUp
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Sad news, we are all rooting for @RonDuguay10
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My brother gave me this bottle tonight and asked me to be the best man at his wedding. Truly blessed. Cheers everyone.
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SHESTERKIN SCORES A GOALIE GOAL!!!
IT’S ONLY THE FIRST WEEK OF HOCKEY 🍿🍿
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🚨🇺🇸🗣️ #NEW — Team captain Brandt Snedeker credits Donald Trump for Team USA’s victory
“One last shoutout… Donald Trump. President Trump. I told him if we did this, he gets all the credit. So thank you President Trump.”
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Libs laugh at real life video of someone being shot in the neck but draw the line at an AI slap video
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Congratulations to all the female sports reporters on using the Arch Manning AI controversy to virtue-signal their way to regaining the moral high-ground/victimhood after Diana Russini exposed what so many of them are really all about…
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BRAKING NEWS: Callahan Auto has officially terminated our NIL agreement with Arch Manning following his apology to Holly Rowe.
Callahan isn’t going to be represented by anyone who cowers to the woke mob!!
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Arch Manning found an AI video funny, just like every other 22-year-old in the world. His apology was unnecessary.
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250 years ago, a bold idea changed the course of history. Today we celebrate the people, principles, and enduring promise of the United States of America.
Happy 4th of July from the White House. 🇺🇸
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There is a lot to celebrate on the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Two and a half centuries ago, our founders laid the bedrock for the most prosperous trade zone in the world – the United States of America. In the Declaration of Independence, the founders asserted the right of our “free and independent states [to] have full power to establish commerce” under our own sovereignty and through representative government. In the ensuing years, the “American System” of trade, tariffs, and economics developed to promote American producers and workers, while securing robust and fair trade with the rest of the world. This system was in line with American values and ensured that other nations could not exploit the freedom of the market established within the United States.
However, as America took over many responsibilities as a world leader, our leaders signed away our sovereignty by making trade agreements and joining organizations that allowed our markets to be flooded with foreign labor, capital, goods, and services. Instead of supporting an economy to protect and reward American workers and producers, policymakers built an economy focused on debt-driven consumption to win the favor of multinational corporations and foreign governments.
By using tariffs and trade deals, President Trump is restoring the American System. The Trump Administration is reversing decades of globalist policies to reclaim the economic sovereignty that our founders fought for. Thanks to his America First policies, our country is more prosperous, secure, and free.
As we mark the 250th anniversary of our independence, we honor the visionary founding of our republic, the bravery of those who defend our freedoms, and the enduring principles of liberty and democracy that continue to unite us.



























