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Jim "Two Silhouettes on" Deshaies

Have a look at Baylor, especially if your kid wants to go pre-med.

On our recruiting visit, the first 2 things they said were:
1. "We are unapologetically Christian", and
2. "80% of our pre-med students get into medical school."

They did not lie. However, the second statement has a catch - if you don't make the grades in the first semester, they "invite" you to select another major. The students call it "Business by Christmas."

My daughter got involved in the Catholic student organization, very TradCath. And she did get into med school (subtle brag, but I'm a proud dad.)

My wife and I have had the same FB account for almost 10 years. She created an account to track friends on a mission trip, then I took it over. We also have the same email address and bank accounts.
My daughter will sometimes use our FB account for Marketplace.

Barrasso (Wyoming) is a veteran fundraiser, does a lot of travelling to help candidates, is from a safe deep-red state, and, AFAIK, doesn't have intra-party drama.
Also, he is a physician.

Secretary of Defense

He gets a lot of hate from both parties, but, once again, it looks like he made the right budget decisions for Senate races this cycle. I like Cruz, but he obviously did fine without NRSC money.

Also remember, he was instrumental in keeping Merrick Garland off of SCOTUS and giving conservatives a 6-3 majority.

Let's give credit where credit is due, and hope his successor is as successful.

Well done, sir

I did this in 2016, and did not in 2020.
The results speak for themselves.
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I am pleasantly surprised by the EV data for MAGA, and want to thank you deep-divers for keeping us up to date. However.....

Does anyone know of a metric to assess how much of an Election Day drop the Rs will suffer because of banking the early vote? IIRC, Florida EV for Dems was thought to be enough in 2016, but it eventually became apparent that they had cannibalized their Total Vote, and Election Day R turnout was enough to give the state to DJT.

I would like to think that he new-voter registrations would account for the increase in EV, and that the traditional R voters will still vote on Election Day - but I would like to base that on some objective measure.

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"Attorneys for both legal actions received word from Newsom’s attorney (that) the Attorney General’s office had advised the governor 'that it did not intend to defend the validity' of the contested section of the law. SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb said this unusual development suggests the state’s position is in trouble."

2AF doing work

Judge denies CA AG motion to dismiss as moot (Bloomberg)



Cliffs: CA Legislature passed a bill, signed by Gov Newsome, that would allow he government to collect attorney fees if plaintiffs lost on any merit claim in a 2A case, but that plaintiffs would only be entitled to attorney fees if they won on all merit claims in a 2A case.
Apparently, CA took this action in response to similar action in TX regarding abortion-based cases filed against the government. The CA AG (Bonta) had previously publicly declared the TX law to be unconstitutional.





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