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re: Will the hockey team get a standing ovation on Tuesday night?
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 9:00 pm to arseinclarse
I hope so. I will be one of them. They have handled winning with class and they represented our country with class .. Same with the women's Hockey team
Every single thing he does has to be on a Govt plane for safety concerns and believe it or not, they are allowed to have a personal life outside of politics
The only competition JD Vance will have will be from Marco Rubio or Ron DeSantis and unfortunately it will not be DeSantis because he's terrible on the campaign trail.. and I am a huge DeSantis fan.. probably the best Governor of my lifetime
Why are people beyond themselves and pissed off that Kash went to the Olympics?
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 8:52 pm
Is he not allowed to have a personal life? Do they want him to just set up his bedroom in one of the rooms at the FBI building?
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If tweet fails to load, click here.The dude on the left needs to replace Pam Bondi!!!!!
#ClownWorld
#ClownWorld
Newsom is going to be in prison by then so no worries here
I hate when people call them the far left
THEY ARE ALL DEMOCRATS
THEY ARE ALL DEMOCRATS
re: Anyone have experience with housing exchange kids?
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 7:03 pm to sledgehammer
That's kind of what I am thinking... Don't want to take anything away from the OP because what he wants to do is noble and great.. but yea, I am starting to think this about the Church thing and it has been irritating me the past few years
FCC Launches 'Pledge America' Campaign for 250th Celebration
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 7:01 pm
Oh wow.. this is going to trigger the shite out of them....
In honor of America's 250th anniversary celebration, the Federal Communications Commission has launched the "Pledge America" campaign.
The campaign aims to enable broadcasters to support the celebration by airing patriotic, pro-America content that celebrates the American journey and inspires its citizens by highlighting the nation's accomplishments throughout its history.
"The American story has defined modern history and spread freedom, opportunity, and prosperity across the globe," FCC Chair Brendan Carr said in a statement.
"As America's 250th anniversary approaches, it is important to reflect on the ideals and events that have defined our past while keeping an eye towards our country's bright future," he said.
"I am calling on broadcasters to pledge to provide programming that promotes civic education, national pride, and our shared history."
Carr said programming like this is needed more than ever, noting civic education is in rapid decline.
"Broadcasters are uniquely positioned to help address these concerning developments by providing programming that celebrates the remarkable story of American Independence while also tailoring it to the specific needs of their local communities, in furtherance of their public interest obligations," Carr said.
Carr's suggestions include many American greats and accomplishments:
• Public service announcements, short segments, or full specials specifically promoting civic education, inspiring local stories, and American history.
• Segments during regular news programming that highlight local sites that are significant to American and regional history, such as National Park Service sites.
• Starting each broadcast day with the "Star Spangled Banner" or Pledge of Allegiance.
• Airing music by America's greatest composers, such as John Philip Sousa, Aaron Copland, Duke Ellington, or George Gershwin.
• Providing daily "Today in American History" announcements highlighting significant events that took place on that day in history.
• Partnering with community organizations and other groups that are already working hard to bring America's stories of unity, perseverance, and triumph to light.
"I believe in the greatness of our country," Carr said.
"And I look forward to broadcasters showcasing its inspiring history by taking the Pledge and fulfilling their public interest mandate to serve the needs and interests of their local communities as America's 250th birthday celebration marches on."
Anna Gomez, the lone Democrat on the FCC, criticized Carr's initiative in a post on social media.
"Nothing is more American than defending our constitutional rights against those who would erode our civil liberties," Gomez said.
"If broadcasters choose to participate in this FCC campaign, they can do so by defending their First Amendment rights and refusing government interference," Gomez added.
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In honor of America's 250th anniversary celebration, the Federal Communications Commission has launched the "Pledge America" campaign.
The campaign aims to enable broadcasters to support the celebration by airing patriotic, pro-America content that celebrates the American journey and inspires its citizens by highlighting the nation's accomplishments throughout its history.
"The American story has defined modern history and spread freedom, opportunity, and prosperity across the globe," FCC Chair Brendan Carr said in a statement.
"As America's 250th anniversary approaches, it is important to reflect on the ideals and events that have defined our past while keeping an eye towards our country's bright future," he said.
"I am calling on broadcasters to pledge to provide programming that promotes civic education, national pride, and our shared history."
Carr said programming like this is needed more than ever, noting civic education is in rapid decline.
"Broadcasters are uniquely positioned to help address these concerning developments by providing programming that celebrates the remarkable story of American Independence while also tailoring it to the specific needs of their local communities, in furtherance of their public interest obligations," Carr said.
Carr's suggestions include many American greats and accomplishments:
• Public service announcements, short segments, or full specials specifically promoting civic education, inspiring local stories, and American history.
• Segments during regular news programming that highlight local sites that are significant to American and regional history, such as National Park Service sites.
• Starting each broadcast day with the "Star Spangled Banner" or Pledge of Allegiance.
• Airing music by America's greatest composers, such as John Philip Sousa, Aaron Copland, Duke Ellington, or George Gershwin.
• Providing daily "Today in American History" announcements highlighting significant events that took place on that day in history.
• Partnering with community organizations and other groups that are already working hard to bring America's stories of unity, perseverance, and triumph to light.
"I believe in the greatness of our country," Carr said.
"And I look forward to broadcasters showcasing its inspiring history by taking the Pledge and fulfilling their public interest mandate to serve the needs and interests of their local communities as America's 250th birthday celebration marches on."
Anna Gomez, the lone Democrat on the FCC, criticized Carr's initiative in a post on social media.
"Nothing is more American than defending our constitutional rights against those who would erode our civil liberties," Gomez said.
"If broadcasters choose to participate in this FCC campaign, they can do so by defending their First Amendment rights and refusing government interference," Gomez added.
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re: Say what you want about trump but he’s done
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 6:35 pm to nicholastiger
Yea but how come he didn't frick it up in 5 months? He's a failure
re: The Alcohol Industry Lost $830 Billion In the Last 4 Years, Thanks Largely to Gen Z
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 6:24 pm to TheGeauxt9
I don't think it's because of costs. I think it's because these young people don't know how to socialize with other people
I brought a brand new $100 bottle of Aqua Digio and those TSA frickers confiscated it. I was livid. Yes, my fault because I forgot but it's bullshite
re: Anyone have experience with housing exchange kids?
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 6:21 pm to NolaLovingClemsonFan
I don't understand why Americans never want to help out Americans. Why wouldn't you want to adopt an American kid? And I don't mean this to be a smartass.. I'm just curious
It's like my Church.. all of their money trips are overseas to rebuild things... It annoys me that they never go to low income parts in our own ountry to help rebuild things and it's always a select group of people that go on these long trips overseas.
I just find it odd
It's like my Church.. all of their money trips are overseas to rebuild things... It annoys me that they never go to low income parts in our own ountry to help rebuild things and it's always a select group of people that go on these long trips overseas.
I just find it odd
AOC blames Donald Trump for her Munich mishap
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 5:32 pm
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., responds to critics after her appearance at the Munich Security Conference in an Instagram Live post that is going viral, in part, because her fiancé is snoring through it.
An emotional Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., attempted to blame critics – and even President Donald Trump's own off-the-cuff agility – for the backlash she received for her response to a question at the recent Munich Security Conference on American defense of Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion.
"If you think I don't understand foreign policy, because of out of hours of discourse about international affairs, I pause to think about one of the most sensitive geopolitical issues that currently exist on earth, I'm afraid the issue is not my understanding, but perhaps the problem is you've gotten adjusted to a president that never thinks before he speaks," a raspy-voiced Ocasio-Cortez said on a late-night Instagram Live video circulating on social media.
The leftist congresswoman's Munich stumbling on Friday, Feb. 13, started the critical firestorm and has conservatives questioning her fitness for a potential 2028 Democrat presidential primary campaign.
"Um, you know, I think that this is such a, you know, I think that this is a um — this is, of course, a, um, very long-standing, um, policy of the United States," she said with pause when asked about America defending Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion to enforce its One China Policy over the island-nation.
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An emotional Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., attempted to blame critics – and even President Donald Trump's own off-the-cuff agility – for the backlash she received for her response to a question at the recent Munich Security Conference on American defense of Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion.
"If you think I don't understand foreign policy, because of out of hours of discourse about international affairs, I pause to think about one of the most sensitive geopolitical issues that currently exist on earth, I'm afraid the issue is not my understanding, but perhaps the problem is you've gotten adjusted to a president that never thinks before he speaks," a raspy-voiced Ocasio-Cortez said on a late-night Instagram Live video circulating on social media.
The leftist congresswoman's Munich stumbling on Friday, Feb. 13, started the critical firestorm and has conservatives questioning her fitness for a potential 2028 Democrat presidential primary campaign.
"Um, you know, I think that this is such a, you know, I think that this is a um — this is, of course, a, um, very long-standing, um, policy of the United States," she said with pause when asked about America defending Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion to enforce its One China Policy over the island-nation.
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re: Blue cities across America are getting trashed
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 5:03 pm to Saint Alfonzo
In Atlanta, we have dedicated spaces for graffiti and some of the art is amazing and fascinating but when I see that shite on non dedicated spaces like bridges, signs, buildings, etc it's disgusting
Harmeet Dhillon is trolling on X
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 4:42 pm
For those who are too stupid to understand, she is making fun of you Panicans
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Blue cities across America are getting trashed
Posted by FLTech on 2/22/26 at 4:35 pm
But Trump called a woman a name 39 years ago when he was in the Entertainment industry
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Wow I was unaware that Howard flew planes in buildings and he is still alive? The man is Superman!
Yea like that time when he brought in over $900 BILLION of passive income that our country wasn't making before? Are you talking about those tariffs?
I don't care. All I care about is that he is doing a kick arse job bringing in trillions of dollars of investments to our country and as long as he doesn't do something stupid and shady during this time I do not give a frick and neither should you.
He has not been charged anything.. he has not been put on trial.. he did not do time so big fricking boo hoo if he said something in the past that you disagreed with
He has not been charged anything.. he has not been put on trial.. he did not do time so big fricking boo hoo if he said something in the past that you disagreed with
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