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SCOTUS Advertises Takeover, Lazy GOP on Clock, Malls Make Comeback, Dems Hate World Cup Success, Bikers Hate Royals, CFB Player Ratings, Best Claw Machine Ever
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- Kevin Kietzman Has Issues
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- Jul 1, 2026
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- 3165
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Summary
The Supreme Court has just initiated the first advertising campaign in the history of the world for foreigners to take over another country. "We are open for business" is the message the court sent to billions around the world... come have your very own American citizen by visiting our great land. Stephen Miller has some thoughts. This puts the lazy GOP House and Senate on the clock to do something about it. I've got a better chance of winning Powerball this weekend. Malls are making a comeback being reimagined as gathering places for more than just shoppers. Politico writes a piece on how uncomfortable Dems are that the World Cup is happening in America with such great success. They wanted to blame Trump for failure. Bikers take aim at the Royals plan for a new ballpark. The Chiefs release new information about their stadium. EA Sports college football video game player rankings are out. Mizzou has the highest rated player among our top three schools. K-State as the best quarterback. And in our Final Final.... we recognize the best "claw machine" in history where you can win an awesome prize for just .25 cents.