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HailHailtoMichigan!

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Today’s markets and trade is not that simple.


Incorrect.

Economic transactions in a market *only* take place if both individuals believe that they are better off exchanging.

You do not buy an apple at the market unless you value the Apple more than the money it costs
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2. It’s possible for those that trade to benefit even when their country does not.


So “the country” takes precedent over individual decisions/freedom?
Nancy Mace is a clown with overrated breasts I wouldn’t fondle even if she offered them to me
The more I think about it, the more I think fermi’s paradox isnt that interesting


The answer is simple: habitable planets are simply too far from earth, and light speed travel is not likely technologically possible no matter how advanced a species is.

Lmao he got y’all to tune in promising 2020 kraken and it’s a pep rally lmao

re: Daddy finna Eat

Posted by HailHailtoMichigan! on 7/16/26 at 7:34 pm to
I feel sorry for y’all
Did it not strike any leaders as worrisome that a hostile foreign power was planting missiles stations, AA systems, etc along a major international waterway?
Rep King had some insensitive statements about NOLA re: Hurricane Katrina

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Iowa Rep. Steve King said in a town hall this week that victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans only ever asked for help after flooding, unlike Iowans affected by recent severe flooding, who he said "take care of each other." The comment drew criticism from Louisiana officials who pointed out King's history of racially inflammatory remarks.

During the town hall in Charter Oak, Iowa, which was first reported by HuffPost, King described a visit to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, and said that a Federal Emergency Management Agency official compared disaster responses from New Orleans victims to Iowans.

"I saw that from the air and from the ground and went back and did what we could to help those folks down there," King said of his visit New Orleans. "But here's what FEMA tells me: 'We go to a place like New Orleans and everybody's looking around saying, who's gonna help me, who's gonna help me?'"

He claimed that the FEMA official praised Iowans for taking care of their own problems and helping each other after a disaster.

"They're always gratified when they come and see Iowans take care of each other, so that's a point of pride that spreads across the country," King said in the video, which is posted on his Facebook page.

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When Michigan fired Sherrone Moore as head football coach in in December 2025, the university portrayed it as a swift response to the coach’s inappropriate relationship with a staff member. But new findings show that the school’s athletic director and other officials had received repeated reports about Moore’s behavior.

The incident spurred Michigan to ask law firm Jenner & Block to investigate the culture inside an athletic department that had been embroiled in a string of scandals. The firm concluded that the school’s response was insufficient and that it wasn’t clear who was handling allegations of wrongdoing.

The university hasn’t made the firm’s findings public. A university spokesman said on Tuesday that the school promptly fired Moore upon learning of the relationship, but declined to comment further because it was the subject of ongoing litigation.

One major warning sign appeared before Moore even took the sideline for his first game as head coach. Two days before the 2024 season kickoff, athletic director Warde Manuel raised concerns with Moore about the coach’s close relationship with his executive assistant, Paige Shiver, according to the law firm’s findings.

“I told him I didn’t remember if we had already discussed, but that she couldn’t accompany him on trips,” Manuel wrote in a previously unreported note on Aug. 29, 2024, handwritten on Michigan letterhead.


A year later, Manuel fired Moore for the relationship, which violated university policy. The same day, Moore was arrested after confronting Shiver at her apartment while wielding a butter knife.

Told of the findings, an attorney for Shiver called on Michigan to release the full report. An attorney for Moore declined to comment on “selective excerpts or summaries of an unpublished report.” The university spokesman said that keeping the investigation documents confidential preserves the integrity of the process and protects the privacy of participants.



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In January 2022, Moore and Shiver’s physical relationship began on a recruiting trip in Colorado, according to the firm’s findings.

That summer, Shiver had an abortion and told Moore that she went to a hospital to be treated for postpartum depression, according to the firm’s findings. She texted Moore about Michigan’s head coach at the time, Jim Harbaugh. “Mr. Harbaugh helped me get into the head person here,” she texted Moore. “Don’t worry he doesn’t know everything and won’t[,] just knows I’m not well.”

Harbaugh couldn’t immediately be reached for comment.



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The law firm noted that allegations about the relationship surfaced repeatedly beginning that year: an allegation of Shiver acting inappropriately in Moore’s office; a hotline complaint received by Manuel; and a report to university officials about Moore’s emotional state by Shiver’s father.


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The university was also aware of Moore’s online interactions with a donor’s wife who posted provocative photos on her Instagram account, the firm found.


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