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Aaron Siri @AaronSiriSG - Reminder that children who do not receive one or more vaccines due to their parent’s convictions are not locked away in an attic. They are going to church, participating in sports leagues, enrolled in ballet class, are part of large homeschool meetups, etc. They are just denied, in a few states, an in-school education. In this instance, let’s be more like Sweden, Norway, Denmark, etc., that have no school mandates. Persuade parents on the merits and, if you can’t, that is called informed consent. They were informed and didn't consent; mandating over their objection is immoral and illiberal.
https://x.com/AaronSiriSG/status/2041607442732347645

Acting AG Todd Blanche @DAGToddBlanche - Today’s D.C. Circuit stay allowing the government to designate Anthropic as a supply chain risk is a resounding victory for military readiness.
Our position has been clear from the start — our military needs full access to Anthropic’s models if its technology is integrated into our sensitive systems.
Military authority and operational control belong to the Commander-in-Chief and Department of War, not a tech company.
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https://x.com/DAGToddBlanche/status/2042007295731622234

Adam Housley @adamhousley - No, it's not that college athletes are being paid and can transfer...they've always been allowed to transfer, by the way...it's that outside massive money is killing college sports for the mass majority of colleges. This has become a gun-for-hire situation and has no place in college athletics. You want that. Start professional minor leagues. College athletes...are supposed to be at the core...COLLEGE...then athletes. The college part has become a disaster. Yes colleges did take advantage of athletes and so did the NCAA, but this is NOT the answer.
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Ryan P. Mulvaney @ryanpmulvaney
Thankful that @JayBilas addressed this on College GameDay.
Suddenly college sports need “saving” because college athletes are being paid and can transfer.
Suddenly the NCAA needs antitrust protection.
Odd. For decades, while everyone ate off the backs of college athletes, nobody sought federal regulation. Nobody sought an antitrust exemption.