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WBB vs. Arkansas Live Thread

Back at Colonial Life Arena for the penultimate home game of the regular season for South Carolina women's basketball. Gamecocks trying to bounce back from the UConn debacle tonight, and on paper this should be the perfect get right opponent. Gamecocks host the Razorbacks, who come in dead last in the SEC standings at 9-18 overall and 2-10 in the league.

Everyone is present and warming up. It's a 7:00 first pitch on SEC Network. Updates to follow.

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Oh, he will try to prosecute political opponents. He will lose a lot if he does. Now that will be funny.

and the next AG will prosecute him and that will be even funnier.

It won't even be prosecutions. They're going to announce a bunch of "investigations" which will lead to nowhere, but people like Ward will make 30 posts about how the investigation alone is an indication of guilt.

Then in a couple years Kash will be convicted of fraud and corruption and Ward will proclaim it's just the politicization of the doj and not valid.

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I don't even care much about that.

But when any female leader or female at all is derided and attacked as not worth anything because she didn't earn her position regardless of her experience and accomplishments, you've lost your moral foundation if you ever had one.

There is no moral foundation.

The guys in here are simply celebrating their belief in the destruction of the United States.

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What is actually disheartening is Pete Hegseth labeling a distinguished Naval Officer and leader who has risen the ranks of service and command for her entire 40 year career in the Navy- since 1985 - as a "DEI" hire to disparage her service and career.

If a woman with her experience and accomplishments and too many honors and awards to type out as nothing but a "DEI" hire is to admit that you don't want any woman to be in a leadership role at all.
Joe put that out there. Without his DEI initiative, this would not be an issue. What it did was put doubt in all minority and gender hires. Qualified or not. That is on Joe and his policy that clearly did no justice for them.

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What is actually disheartening is labeling a distinguished Naval Officer and leader who has risen the ranks of service and command for her entire 40 year career in the Navy- since 1985 - as a "DEI" hire to disparage her service and career.

It's going to be a long 4 years, when every time something goes wrong they're going to look for the first non-white male to blame. It will get old to swing voters quickly.

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You are lying now.

Here is an actual example of taking opportunities away from women. Pete Hegseth has now targeted Admiral Lisa Franchetti for removal previously saying the only reason she was appointed was because she is a woman (despite being promoted during the Trump administration). Of course, Pete was lying- as he's done most of his adult life. She is also a breast cancer survivor. This is her resume of the person Pete says only got to her position because "she's a woman."

She received her commission in 1985 after graduating Northwestern's Navy ROTC program. She then got her master's degree at the Naval War College.

First division officer USS Shenandoah (AD-44)
Navigator coordinator USS Monongahela (AO-178),
Operations officer USS Moosbrugger (DD-980),
Combat systems officer and chief staff officer Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 2
Executive officer of USS Stout (DDG-55)
Assistant surface operations officer on the USS George Washington Carrier Strike Group staff.
Commander USS Ross (DDG-71) and USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74).
Commander of Pacific Partnership 2010, embarked in USNS Mercy (T-AH-19).

Commander of United States Naval Reserve Center Central Point Oregon
Chief aide to the Vice Chief of Naval Operations
Protocol officer for the commander of United States Atlantic Fleet
4th Battalion officer at the United States Naval Academy
Division chief of Joint Concept Development and Experimentation on the Joint Staff

Deputy director of International Engagement and executive assistant to N3/N5 on the Navy staff
Military assistant to the Secretary of the Navy.
Commander of United States Naval Forces Korea
Commander Carrier Strike Group 9
Commander of Carrier Strike Group 15
Chief of staff, Joint Staff, J-5, Strategy, Plans and Policy
Commander of United States Sixth Fleet (Based in Italy)
Deputy commander, United States Naval Forces Europe
Deputy commander of United States Naval Forces Africa

Franchetti oversaw the first-ever use of Tomahawk missiles launched by a Virginia-class submarine. The missiles were fired from USS John Warner at targets in Syria.

During the Trump Administration, Franchetti was nominated and appointed as deputy chief of naval operations for Warfighting development (OPNAV N7)

In April 2022, Franchetti was nominated for promotion to admiral and appointment as Vice Chief of Naval Operations. The Senate confirmed her promotion in May 2022.

On August 14, 2023, Franchetti became Chief of Naval Operations, the first woman to ever hold the position. The Senate confirmed her by a vote of 95-1.
What a disservice this DEI nonsense has been to all of those individuals knowing that there is a distinct possibility you were given a job based on anything other than being the best for that job. How disheartening it must be to be a number in a quota. Your boy Joe put them in that situation. Sad really. Goes without sayin it must be corrected

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Putin should want them to stay. They are the ones that watched as he walking into Ukraine under Biden\Harris and likely the same ones that watched by Putin took Crimea under Obama/Biden.

And we heard the Putin collapse line for 3 years now. Supposed to be dead by now from cancer or something too according to dems. How did that work out? Of course, we all know it was a stall tatic to prolong the dem grift.

This level of ignorance is truly outstanding.

What's even worse is when you're proven wrong in a few years, you'll blame someone else for your mistake.
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