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Going back to Japan next year. Really going to enjoy this trip now that I know more of what to expect.

Nice to sit and watch football knowing my team already shit the bed.

It’s just so hard to watch this team

UTSA hosts Houston Thursday, kicking off historic 20th season

It’s game day!! Let’s start strong 🤙🏽

20th season starts 𝐓𝐎𝐍𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓! @USAA #OLM
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#BirdsUp🤙 | #UTSADNA | #LetsGo210 pic.x.com/qpwgwM7ANe

UTSA coach Pat Hallmark emotional as he ponders his lasting takeaway from the Roadrunners’ record-setting season: “Probably gratitude, if I had to pick one. There will be lots of memories. Lots. But I guess the overriding memory is gratitude.”

JUST IN: Schools will be allowed to pay college athletes directly.

A federal judge granted final approval of the House v. NCAA settlement, a watershed agreement in college sports.

Full story:
www.nytimes.com/athletic/636...

Adaptable approach has powered UTSA on run to super regional A deep, potent Roadrunners lineup earned the program's first trip to a super regional, matching up against No. 15 UCLA this weekend against Los Angeles.

With a balanced, well-rounded lineup, UTSA has leaned on an adaptable approach through the charge to the program's first NCAA super regional this weekend at UCLA. Coach Pat Hallmark said the Roadrunners are always "looking for ways to beat people.” www.expressnews.com/sports/colle...

Anyone going to Austin this weekend for the regionals?

Paid off my debt. Gotta get vacation paid off and buckle down now. Life is changing.

Looks like June 2nd is the date

Christian Walker has taken a team-high 62 at-bats with a runner on base this season. He's 9-for-62 with three extra-base hits, five walks and 27 strikeouts.

Back to Fredericksburg tomorrow for wine pickup.

Been a week and a half and I still miss the trip. I want to go back asap.

So yeah. AirBnB for international travel. Hotels for the US. Looking at Japan again and it’s a drastic difference. AirBnB in the US is terrible.

Rosario Dawson confirms filming has begun on #Ahsoka S2 🎬

Quality Starts, 2025:
Hunter Brown, 5
Marlins, 4
Yankees, 4
Guardians, 3

The Astros have traded Rafael Montero to the Atlanta Braves for a player to be named later.

Ted Cruz strikes again.

Well shit.

The Astros won 9-7. They are 4-5.

Houston trailed 7-1 after four innings. A season-high 13 hits and nine runs for the Astros, who won a game in which their starter got fewer outs (5) than their closer (6). On to Seattle.

A hell of a game. Glad for all my UH friends.

Stay angry at it. But no longer be stunned or surprised at their behavior.

They are there to hand over public power to private interests.

That is what they will do.

And they will be rewarded for doing so, and punished for serving public outcomes.

Once you see that…

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To call what they’re doing “policy” isn’t the right word. (Sometimes they call it “policy” to pretend they’re public servants)

It’s just a giveaway: public power and public assets enriching private interests.

Once you see that that’s their role, everything flows from there.

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But when those private interests are happy, these private servants stay in power…and advance.

That’s basically the career path of people like Jon Husted. (Now Ohio’s Senator). Disastrous public outcomes but pleased and enriched private interests.

We lose. He advances.

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That’s why public outcomes consistently fall in the places they control (such as gerrymandered red states like Ohio), while certain interests seem to always gain.

When those public outcomes fall, it doesn’t impact them at all.

Because they’re in districts they can’t lose.

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by serving the public interest.

In fact, if they serve the public interest, they will likely be primaried. And lose.

Think of them as the servants of certain private interests. See that they are in public office to use public power to benefit those private interests.

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If you’re continuously stunned by the behavior of gerrymandered GOP representatives in the world of Citizens United, don’t be.

Here’s how to think of them:

They are no longer public servants.

Improving public outcomes is not their goal. Nor do they do better in life…

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Tariff the penguins!

States sue to block Trump's election order, saying it violates the Constitution Democratic officials in 19 states are suing over President Donald Trump’s attempt to reshape elections across the U.S., calling it an unconstitutional invasion of states’ clear authority to run their own elections.

BREAKING: Democratic officials in 19 states sue over President Trump’s order seeking to reshape U.S. elections.