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Purdue recruiting Purdue lands in-state linebacker

COMMIT ALERT: Purdue nets commitment from Homestead (Ind.) outside linebacker Sam Steward.

Steward racked up 94 total tackles, including 16 tackles for loss and 11 sacks last season.

Oil production highest ever.....So why is gas price higher?

Facts:
1. The last few years US oil production highest ever. Huge records in barrels per day.

2. Demand for oil in USA now is actually lower than Trump pre-Covid high demand.


Given the above....so why are gas price now $0.75 - 1.50/gallon higher than Trump pre-Covid years?


Answers..
...in order of causation...
1. Biden/Harris regulations & new oversight rules enacted are the main reason your energy is higher. From the article below....
"The Biden Administration’s whole-of-government avalanche of regulations has imposed over $1 trillion in additional regulatory costs on American businesses and consumers"
2. World instability caused by Biden/Harris admin enriching Iran via oil sales not allowed previously. Terror proxies cause market & transportation problems.
3. Ukraine war financed by USA in the past added instability to market was a problem, but market has adjusted to that blip. Biden dipped heavily into SOR to help the transition.



The higher energy prices will continue until a new administration removes these onerus regulations.
But make no mistake Biden/Harris is why you pay more at the pump.

Trump NO tax on Social Security

Trump's new tax help.....no tax on Social Security.

How long until Kamalot steals this one?


If you want to see a hilarious slanted view of the potential policy.....

Tax and Spend Tim Walz

Now we know why Kamala loves her some Tim Walz.


Top 10 highest income tax rates by state for 2023:​

  1. California: 13.3% for individuals earning more than $1 million. A 1% surcharge for mental health services applies to this income bracket.
  2. Hawaii: 11% for singles earning over $200,000 and couples earning over $400,000.
  3. New York: 10.9% applies to individuals earning more than $1,077,550 and couples earning more than $2,155,350.
  4. New Jersey: 10.75% on income over $5 million.
  5. Oregon: 9.9% for single filers earning over $125,000 or joint filers over $250,000.
  6. Minnesota: 9.85% for individuals earning more than $164,400 and couples more than $273,470.
Who’d thought MN was 6th

Purdue football Thieneman, Stevens lead “player-driven” group of safeties

Dillon Thieneman and Antonio Stevens lead a “player-driven” group of safeties for #Purdue football heading into the fall.

"DT and Tone are doing a great job leading.”

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Purdue football Conard sees both Mockobee, Love as starters for Purdue

Another 1-2 punch out of the #Purdue backfield is in the cards this fall, with Lamar Conard viewing both Devin Mockobee and Reggie Love III as starters for the Boilermakers.

Is Chump trying to lose the presidential race on purpose?

I thought the border and inflation were important issues. So why is he worried about the size of Harris’ crowds at her rallies?
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People making fun of what some perceive of Waltz embellishing his military experience need to stop

This is a good point-

Tim Walz Clarifies That He's Never Been To Iraq, But He Has Been To Downtown Minneapolis Which Is Basically The Same Thing.
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ETROIT, MI — Coming under heavy criticism over allegedly false claims about his military service, Minnesota governor and current vice presidential candidate Tim Walz clarified that he's never been to Iraq, but he has been to downtown Minneapolis, which is basically the same thing.

After Walz faced accusations of "stolen valor" after repeatedly claiming to have seen combat in Iraq, he admitted that while he had never actually been there, he had spent a lot of time in and around the hellish, war-torn landscape of downtown Minneapolis, meaning he had likely experienced the same type of horror.

"Believe me, it's just as nasty out there," Walz said. "During my time as governor, the level of decay and danger that permeated Minneapolis isn't anything to shake a stick at. So, while I must admit I never actually set foot in Iraq, per se, I would have to argue that my extensive time spent in downtown Minneapolis has given me experience that is just as — if not more — sobering and life-changing than anyone who served in Iraq."

As part of his explanation, Walz recounted the terrible threats and harrowing events he witnessed in Minneapolis while he was in charge. "You name it, I've seen it," he said. "Insurgents, acts of terrorism, mobs of people screaming ‘Allahu akbar,' improvised explosive devices… they're all commonplace in Minneapolis these days. It's a scary place."

At publishing time, Walz expressed heartache over an incident when multiple members of his staff were injured by an RPG fired at the governor's motorcade while they stopped for some fried walleye cheeks.
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