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UVA entered this season with the most experienced offensive line in the country and three All-ACC performers.
Today: 10 sacks and 22 yards rushing
Florida State had 7 sacks in four games this season.
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Look at the date on this. The Friday appropriations massacre is not a surprise.
Groups say president should not pick next GAO chief ow.ly/P0ea50ZPPBB
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25 years later, the system is still blinking red.
firstbranchforecast.substack…
We already have several bags of balls
House Admin's Modernization and Innovation Subcommittee had a fascinating hearing on how Congress could move from building static websites where constituents find needles in haystacks to platforms that actively guide them to what they want to know about.firstbranchforecast.substack…
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Pushback from the comparison between DSA insurgents and the Tea Party from @Nehlsie. Good to question conventional wisdom but I’m unconvinced - the Tea Party and HFC did have policy goals and do bend to leadership! More importantly (1/2)
The Caucus rules suck
Replying to @DrewSav
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New w/ @AlexThomp: One of the democratic socialists who recently won a congressional primary told us there are lessons that new progressive lawmakers can learn from the House Freedom Caucus.
"If there's a small, even not-so-small Democratic majority, and there's a disciplined progressive voting bloc, that's power," Philadelphia's Chris Rabb said. "Even if it's just defensive power — saying, 'No, we're not voting for this, try again.' " axios.com/2026/06/29/democra…
The threats made against Congress -- 15k last year alone -- are rising. To understand the problem better,
@danielschuman and I interviewed US Capitol Police Chief Michael Sullivan. He was open and thoughtful and we really appreciate the opportunity
This is why sports have collective bargaining agreements
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Thank you @pkcapitol and @the535news for having me on to talk about this week's Legislative Branch Approps markup, funding levels for Congress, and the recent Member pay court decision.
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Next week the House Approps Committee will mark up a bill that would cut the GAO by $200 million.
WatchBlog post: We Found Billions in Potential Savings Possible if Federal Government Acts Now gao.gov/blog/we-found-billio…
























