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Well 4 hit 2-0 shutout Lambert win Hader save no 9 Paredes and Walker Dingers for the total. I'll take it

Sorry but Ball and Sterling are going to be the gimmie games. I gotta see how BU fair this year cause it’s still a fluke they made the playoffs.

Went to pop fireworks with the grandkids and missed on heckuva comeback win. Some things are more important than sports. Having to pitch to Alvarez is usually bad for the other team. lol

Government serves government not we the people!

When Hollywood was great!

Yordan Alvarez number 28 and 29 with 29 being walk off for 10-8 major comeback hard fought win. Hader wins Javier 2 good relief innings

Pretty neat music video celebrating 250 years. Turn it up! Long Live the Republic!

Kavanaugh did not rule the EO was unconstitutional. Kavanaugh ruled it violated a previous Statute, and that Statute could be modified. But, the EO couldn’t take effect due to the Statute—not because of the Constitution or any Amendment. Justice Kavanaugh disagreed with the majority’s constitutional holding, but he concluded that Trump’s executive order violated a federal statute, 8 U.S.C. §1401(a). “Congress could—consistent with the Fourteenth Amendment—amend §1401(a) or otherwise enact new legislation establishing exceptions to birthright citizenship for children born to foreign citizens unlawfully or temporarily in the country. But Congress has not yet done so.” [Hidden Content] So, effectively, the ruling was 6-3 to deny the implementation of the EO. But, not because of the Constitution in Kavanaugh’s decision.

Interesting piece of trivia: SCOTUS Judge Barrett has 2 adopted children from Haiti that are considered U.S. citizens under current law. If citizenship requirements were different, they would have to become naturalized citizens, and wouldn’t automatically become ‘direct’ U.S. citizens by adoption. If you follow through with this scenario, you could actually have a child of illegal immigrants be born in the U.S., automatically be a U.S. citizen, become of age, adopt children from another country that were under 16 years old, and all of them would be considered U.S. citizens the same as anyone born here by native, legal U.S. parents whose family tree had been born here and lived in America for generations. But, none of them would have been born by U.S. citizen parents. File that in the crazy but true files.

It was 6/3, I'm pretty sure. While I don't really like the outcome, I believe it was the correct ruling based on Constitutional law.

My youngest grandson may change your mind. I mean he's 3, but he's a bad 3. Lmao.

Probably a slow year this year as stated several times already,I would imagine recruiting is in full swing though!

While I do agree that this is a great hire for the Bulldogs… do they have the talent to match up with what the coaching wants to do? Time will tell

I never seen a country so determined to destroy itself. Smh

The law is the law, unintended consequences and all.

Oh for sure I think Brenham will be better than Crawford. I plan on catching a couple Brenham games this year

You tend to do that when you have no answer for the truth about Trump. It’ll be ok.