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Happens to me 100% of the time. Usually right when it starts to get good.

Do not pull Kirby. #seizethemoment #ALCS #MARINERS

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I have to mute the FS1 broadcasters on the game as they’re so biased and a-holes.

What line of work leads to 6 infections?

3D TV was the last big technology foisted upon us.

It’s Noah. He’ll win.

It’s Cristin. She’s the winner.

Oh, like herd immunity.

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• Facilitated Conservative Court Packing: During Trump’s term, McConnell expedited the confirmation of three Supreme Court justices (Gorsuch, Kavanaugh,Barrett) and numerous federal judges.
• Impact: Trump’s judicial appointments ensured a conservative judiciary for decades, cementing GOP influence.

• Impact: This paved the way for Trump to appoint Neil Gorsuch, shifting the balance of the Supreme Court toward a conservative majority.

2. Mitch McConnell: The Political Power Broker 🏛️🗳️

What He Did:
• Blocked Merrick Garland’s Supreme Court Nomination: In 2016, McConnell refused to hold hearings for President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, citing the upcoming election.

• Protected Trump’s Image: Burnett refused to release outtakes or footage from The Apprentice that might have damaged Trump’s reputation during the 2016 campaign.
• Impact: This shielded Trump from public scrutiny of potentially harmful behaviors and remarks, maintaining his “presidential persona”.

• Impact: This show solidified Trump’s brand, portraying him as a problem-solving leader and making him a household name in millions of American homes.

1. Mark Burnett: The Media Architect 🎥📺

What He Did:
• Created “The Apprentice”: As the producer of Trump’s reality TV show, Burnett crafted the image of Trump as a decisive, successful businessman—a far cry from his actual business record.

She says she's had enough
She's going back to Paris
She says she'll return if Democracy survives
Let's fight
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Our Beacon of Light

9. UN Ambassador: Elise Stefanik 🌐⚖️

Stefanik’s nationalist views may deprioritize multilateral diplomacy. Unlike Thomas-Greenfield or Rice, global cooperation could weaken.
• Impact: U.S. influence at the UN declines 🌍⬇️, human rights agendas stall 📉, and adversaries gain ground 🌐.

8. CIA Director: John Ratcliffe 🕵️‍♂️❌

Ratcliffe’s partisan background risks compromising agency independence. Unlike Burns or Brennan, intelligence may be weaponized.
• Impact: Allies lose confidence 🌐, internal morale declines 📉, and intelligence reliability erodes 🚨.

7. Director of National Intelligence: Tulsi Gabbard 🌍🛡️

Gabbard’s polarizing views may fracture intelligence operations. Unlike Haines or Clapper, cohesion among agencies could decline.
• Impact: Intelligence gaps weaken security 🌐🚨, adversaries exploit vulnerabilities 🌍⬇️, and public trust fades 📉.

6. EPA Administrator: Lee Zeldin 🌱❌

Zeldin may dismantle environmental protections. Unlike Regan or McCarthy, this could accelerate climate disasters.
• Impact: Pollution rises 🏭, public health worsens 🚨, cleanup costs soar 💸, and global climate leadership shifts to Europe 🇪🇺⬆️.

5. Secretary of Homeland Security: Kristi Noem 🛡️🚨

Noem’s state-focused approach risks weakening national security. Unlike Mayorkas or Napolitano, immigration and cybersecurity policies could falter.
• Impact: Border tensions rise 🚧, migration disrupts trade 📉, and public safety declines ⚠️.

4. Secretary of Health and Human Services: RFK Jr.🏥❌

Ending vaccine programs would cause preventable diseases to spread 🦠📉. RFK Jr.’s leadership creates public health crises.
• Impact: Healthcare costs soar 💸, trust in medicine erodes 🚨, and U.S. health innovation declines 🌍.