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Hailing from Hoptown, now rooted in Louisville. Husband of the best educator in the game. Non-profit obsessed. Advocate for a better Kentucky. Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer. He/him #SFB15
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Thank you for using the correct terminology
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Assassination*
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www.councilofnonprofits.org/articles/non...
It will have devastating impacts on non-profits by ripping away funding through the increased excise tax on foundations and expansion of the Unrelated Business Income Tax, while also threatening their non-profit status without due process.
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The new Pope didn't tweet once in 2024. In 2025, he's posted 5 times, in which he:
- Criticized JD Vance's views on Catholicism and Jesus
- Posted an article opposing Trump's immigration policies
- Retweeted twice about the Pope's health
- Retweeted a criticism of Trump & Bukele's laughter at KAG.
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The pick is in....
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Stylebook?
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@dannybkelly.bsky.social @dannyheifetz.bsky.social @craighorlbeck.bsky.social
Not a player, but close enough
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Correct.
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@craighorlbeck.bsky.social needs to up his skeet game
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In my experience, Google is sadly the best search engine to navigate Reddit as a whole (versus searching within a specific subreddit, which is fine in their internal search bar).
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Grew up in Hopkinsville, KY, which is not located in Hopkins County, KY. Both named after the same guy, but the city was somehow named first and a county, not including the city named after him later.
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I have always said (and I mean it respectfully) that visiting the National Archives to see the Constitution is an important reminder that, in all reality, it is just words on paper. Its power comes from us, the people. If we abandon that, it will be difficult (and potentially impossible) to recover.
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Welp
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Big prediction coming from legendary Eagles fanatic, Jon Stewart
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Now each time Hank posts...
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Is there any background on SB 37? I am familiar with the Indigent Burial program in Louisville through Catholic Charities and have been curious about how other cities in the state handle this situation. Do you know if there are stats from other cities across the state on burials vs donations?
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Unless ESPN socials also got hacked...
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Elocution Googlers rise up