- There is so much I want to say about the Signal group chat debacle, and I hope I can do it constructively.
- For one, if this had occurred under a Democrat-led administration, I would be even more disappointed than I am now with the current top leadership of the U.S. government appointed by this new administration. I guess I was more than emotionally let down, I was downright disappointed.
- If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s hypocrisy. There are plenty of recorded interviews and speeches by all the members included in the group chat criticizing either Hillary Clinton or the Biden Administration for the acts they are most certainly guilty of. No one stands by their word anymore.
- In most cases involving such incidents, when something goes wrong, there are typically gray areas to consider and some room for interpretation. However, in this particular case, there is absolutely no ambiguity.
- Is it possible that not a single person noticed an unauthorized individual in the group chat, especially given the sensitive nature of the topic being discussed? The Atlantic editor left the group chat. Anytime someone leaves the chat in Signal, all parties are notified. Not a single one of them noticed someone shouldn’t have been there? And yes, I took the time to verify if the app does indeed work that way.
- Am I surprised something like this happened? How could anyone not see some debacle coming when you put this guy in charge of our military?
- And this is only what they’ve been caught doing. Imagine what else they’ve got going on in Signal and other non-secure apps.
- How can the rest of the rank-and-file military members look at this incident and have any faith in their leadership or any sense of accountability for their own actions if the top brass breaks the law and endangers troops in such a reckless, casual way?
- And to think this article was published just one month ago.
- Nothing will come of this. There is no such thing as accountability anymore; with this administration, it’s all about loyalty. Loyalty is all that matters to this president. So, I guess I shouldn’t get worked up about any of this.
- Oh boy.
Pete Hegseth: “Under the previous administration, we looked like fools. Not anymore.”♂️
pic.twitter.com/1K3AhHC1Nf— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) March 24, 2025
- I don’t recall ever coming across the name “Mendy” until yesterday. Oddly enough, two blonde women with that name liked my Match.com dating profile. One lives in Denton, the other lives in Terrell, and they are only a year apart.
- I know there’s a legal distinction, but DWI rolls off the tongue much better than DUI.
- Florida debates lifting some child labor laws to fill jobs vacated by undocumented immigrants
- The state’s legislature on Tuesday advanced a bill that would loosen child labor laws, allowing children as young as 14 years old to work overnight shifts. If the new law is passed, teenagers would be able to work overnight jobs on school days. They are currently prevented from working earlier than 6:30 am or later than 11 pm per state law.
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Karlyn Pickens threw a record breaking 78.2mph softball pitch.
From a 43 foot mound, this is the equivalent of trying to hit a 110.03mph baseball pitch. WITH RISE.
pic.twitter.com/RvfZarydlD— Barstool Rocky Top (@BarstoolTenn) March 25, 2025
