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Crosby absolutely hates to lose to the Hill 😎 congrats Eagles ! Keep rolling

I thought it was around that time… That they were talented.

HJ 2 BC 7 after 4

HJ 0 BC 6 after 3

All the scores:

HJ went undefeated in Pool A, beating Katy Home School, Liberty and Jasper Silsbee went undefeated in Pool B, beating Hamshire-Fannett, Huffman and WO-S HJ defeated Silsbee in the final, 20-7. HJ qualifies for state tourney.

Game three BH 4 Crosby 0. BH wins series. Seems like the Thursday night celebration was a bit premature.

HJ 0 BC 3 after 2

2019 went to round 4. Good ball club that year. Should have beat Magnolia West.

Do we have a time for the scrimmage Tuesday?

Trump Administration Negotiates Immediate Ceasefire Between India and Pakistan! These two have been at it, not wars but conflicts, about every ten years since 1947. From the article: "President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to announce the news: After a long night of talks mediated by the United States, I am pleased to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to a FULL AND IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE. Congratulations to both Countries on using Common Sense and Great Intelligence. Thank you for your attention to this matter!" [Hidden Content] @Big girl @UT alum @CardinalBacker

Been a minute since Big Ned went to round 3 in baseball… you happen to remember when the last time was?

No doubt. I honestly thought OKC was going to be a gentleman sweep on Denver at worst… nope. Boston… I hope they bounce back! Being I am Celtics fan and hate the Knicks with a passion lol

Nederland takes game 3 by a score of 4-1 to win the series. Freshman Carson Johnson with the CG win allowing 2 hits and 1 earned. Both of Nederland wins this series were with Complete Games by Freshman. The future is bright in the mound for the Dogs.

What makes you a citizen?

Every 2nd round series has been weird this year.

Sen. Jacob Howard, who wrote the Fourteenth's Citizenship Clause believed the same thing as Bingham as evidenced by his introduction of the clause to the US Senate as follows: [T]his amendment which I have offered is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already, that every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States. This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the Government of the United States, but will include every other class of persons. *Copied from the second link in OP thread above. SCOTUS got this wrong according to the author of the Amendment. IMHO, a fix would be to clarify ‘anyone born here to parent/parents with legal standing to be in the United States or its provinces or territories’. This would follow the author of the Amendment’s original intent that was voted on, and would be a compromise that works in the best interest of the public. While it wouldn’t stop rich people from having ‘birthing vacations’ in the U.S., it would stop anchor babies & many issues with immigration & family separation. Those who are wealthy becoming citizens aren’t a drain on the public till, and the number is very small. They could also claim dual citizenship if desired. Those who are already considered citizens would remain as such. Personally, I think SCOTUS may uphold the injunctions temporarily, but request the issue be developed deeper for a more thorough review before a final ruling. This issue needs to be addressed. @tvc184

LCM wins game 3 over Liberty to advance

2 teams from the same district onto round 4! Nederland went 2-0 in their series.

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I think the there is obviously a case for no birthright citizenship, especially considering the Supreme Court case of Elk v. Wilkins. Even though John Elk was born in US territory on an Indian reservation, in a 7-2 ruling the Supreme Court said that Elk was not a US citizen. This was because he was born on the reservation and due to treaties, was subject to tribal law, not that of the US. It took an act of Congress in 1924 under their authority in Article I of the Constitution to regulate immigration and citizenship, to declare that any Native American was a citizen at birth even though they were subject to tribal law. So after WWI and only 100 years ago, Indians born on a reservation were not Americans at birth. I think however the Supreme Court is about 98% likely to rule in favor of birthright citizenship, more from tradition than fact, much like in Obergefell where on a 5-4 vote they supported same sex marriages.

Bridge City 7 Hardin-Jefferson 8 F HJ with a walk off walk to end it in the 7th. Game 3 tomorrow.

The cardinals tried to choke it up in the 8th and 9th on defense tonight, however they came through in the bottom of the night with 2 clutch hits after a walk with 2 outs The Cardiac Cards came through in the clutch again. Now 39-15 and if they can get the sweep tomorrow then we will see 40 wins in the regular season with a possible 3rd place finish going into the tournament

Lamar goes from leading 8-2 after 3 to trailing 9-8 in top of 9 to winning on a homerun in bottom of 9th 11-9. Lamar will likely finish #3, 4, or 5. 3 goes to the number two seed home while 4 and 5 will go to the number one seed home.