I don’t know a whole lot about Rugby, but I know it’s exciting!
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Remembering Delores
It’s been a while
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Powerful.
No sir. You all do not need a Walker.
Too good not to share
Oh my cron
That important message could get lost in the mix of panicked headlines about variants. That’s particularly dangerous when enthusiasm for Covid shots is so low — as of last week, only 14.8 million people in the US had received the updated bivalent shot. That’s less than 7% of the more than 226 million Americans who are eligible for the booster.
Who are “the governed,” what powers are “just,” what is “consent”?
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.–That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed…
Texans on Boots
I was looking for the source of a quote I borrowed for a Facebook post on my very first pair of boots. Didn’t find it, but I did find this Texas Monthly article.
But there have always been a few general rules when it comes to boots. First, wear your pants long enough. Real cowboys have a stacked effect with their jeans. When they rest on the foot of the boot, they kind of wrinkle up. That way, if you’re in the saddle, they’re still long enough. If you see somebody whose pants aren’t long enough, it might be a tell that it’s their first pair of boots.
A majority of GOP nominees deny or question the 2020 election results
I feel like this is kind of important. It may be difficult to roll back any actions they take once elected.
Via WaPo:
A majority of Republican nominees on the ballot this November for the House, Senate and key statewide offices — 291 in all — have denied or questionedthe outcome of the last presidential election, according to a Washington Post analysis.
Candidates who have challenged or refused to accept Joe Biden’s victory — 51 percent of the 569 analyzed by The Washington Post — are running in every region of the country and in nearly every state. Republican voters in two states nominated election deniers in all federal and statewide races The Post examined.