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Does Todd Young know that a Trump guy is already planning to primary him? If so, will he find his backbone and stand up to government over reach now that it is clear no amount of bowing to the "king" will protect him? #toddyoung indianacapitalchronicle.com/briefs/u-s-s...
U.S. Sen. Todd Young could be facing a primary in 2028 • Indiana Capital Chronicle
Former state senator Carlin Yoder is considering a primary challenge to fellow Republican U.S. Sen. Todd Young
indianacapitalchronicle.com
March 25, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Does Todd Young know that a Trump guy is already planning to primary him? If so, will he find his backbone and stand up to government over reach now that it is clear no amount of bowing to the "king" will protect him? #toddyoung indianacapitalchronicle.com/briefs/u-s-s...
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This is who Trump is firing (thread 2 of 3):
(1/?) Adm. Lisa Franchetti entered the Navy in 1985. She was designated a Surface Warfare Officer in 1989, and has nearly 20 years of operational and at-sea experience. She has commanded the USS Ross, two Carrier Strike Groups, and a Destroyer Squadron.
(1/?) Adm. Lisa Franchetti entered the Navy in 1985. She was designated a Surface Warfare Officer in 1989, and has nearly 20 years of operational and at-sea experience. She has commanded the USS Ross, two Carrier Strike Groups, and a Destroyer Squadron.
February 23, 2025 at 2:06 AM
This is who Trump is firing (thread 2 of 3):
(1/?) Adm. Lisa Franchetti entered the Navy in 1985. She was designated a Surface Warfare Officer in 1989, and has nearly 20 years of operational and at-sea experience. She has commanded the USS Ross, two Carrier Strike Groups, and a Destroyer Squadron.
(1/?) Adm. Lisa Franchetti entered the Navy in 1985. She was designated a Surface Warfare Officer in 1989, and has nearly 20 years of operational and at-sea experience. She has commanded the USS Ross, two Carrier Strike Groups, and a Destroyer Squadron.
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This is who Trump is firing (thread 1 of 3):
(1/?) Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. entered the Air Force in 1984. In his 41-year career, he's accumulated over 3,100 flight hours as a fighter pilot, in the F-16 & other fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. He has commanded a fighter squadron & 2 fighter wings.
(1/?) Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. entered the Air Force in 1984. In his 41-year career, he's accumulated over 3,100 flight hours as a fighter pilot, in the F-16 & other fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. He has commanded a fighter squadron & 2 fighter wings.
February 23, 2025 at 12:36 AM
This is who Trump is firing (thread 1 of 3):
(1/?) Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. entered the Air Force in 1984. In his 41-year career, he's accumulated over 3,100 flight hours as a fighter pilot, in the F-16 & other fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. He has commanded a fighter squadron & 2 fighter wings.
(1/?) Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. entered the Air Force in 1984. In his 41-year career, he's accumulated over 3,100 flight hours as a fighter pilot, in the F-16 & other fixed and rotary-wing aircraft. He has commanded a fighter squadron & 2 fighter wings.
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Leland Dudek, a data analyst working in a small anti-fraud office who had been unknown to many of them, was sharing unauthorized access to information with representatives of Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service.
Breaking the law is a feature, not a bug, for Trump & Musk.
Breaking the law is a feature, not a bug, for Trump & Musk.
New Social Security chief was being investigated when Musk team tapped him
Leland Dudek, a data analyst working in a small anti-fraud office who had been unknown to many, was sharing unauthorized access to information to DOGE.
www.seattletimes.com
February 23, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Leland Dudek, a data analyst working in a small anti-fraud office who had been unknown to many of them, was sharing unauthorized access to information with representatives of Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service.
Breaking the law is a feature, not a bug, for Trump & Musk.
Breaking the law is a feature, not a bug, for Trump & Musk.
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Are you bored tonight? Send your five accomplishments, maybe your shopping list, or your five thoughts on Elon from the past week to OPM at [email protected].
February 23, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Are you bored tonight? Send your five accomplishments, maybe your shopping list, or your five thoughts on Elon from the past week to OPM at [email protected].
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Indirect costs for university-performed research and development were born out of world war II, when the federal government recognized the value of research investment
Indirect costs have always been part of this investment
And pay off- Every $1 in NIH investment yields $2.46 in long term gains
Indirect costs have always been part of this investment
And pay off- Every $1 in NIH investment yields $2.46 in long term gains
February 8, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Indirect costs for university-performed research and development were born out of world war II, when the federal government recognized the value of research investment
Indirect costs have always been part of this investment
And pay off- Every $1 in NIH investment yields $2.46 in long term gains
Indirect costs have always been part of this investment
And pay off- Every $1 in NIH investment yields $2.46 in long term gains