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One #10 seed left.- Arkansas

But sure looks like Cinderella took an Uber home early from this year’s NCAA March Madness.

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Derik Queen with the biggest buzzer beater shot of the NCAA tournament.

It won the game for his home state school of Maryland to beat Colorado State 72-21.

When Queen was asked postgame “Where does that confidence come from? “I’m from Baltimore, that’s why.”

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Who says there’s no good news these days. Coach Rick Pitino’s team was upset and is out of the NCAA tournament.

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ACA’s 15th anniversary today. If you’re 26 or younger & on your parents’ healthcare. Or if your children or grandchildren or friends or friends of friends are 26 or younger and still on parents’ healthcare. Thank Democrats & President Obama!

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Same MAGA trolls telling us Americans have nothing to worry about with Medicaid /Medicare are the same ones that told us Project 2025 was a myth and immigrants in the US legally could stay here.

Trump buddy Steve Witkoff on Ukraine: “There’s a view within the country of Russia that these are Russian territories,. I just don’t see that [Putin] wants to take all of Europe … I take him as his word.”

Remember when we thought George W Bush’s comment about Putin “I looked into his eyes and got a sense of his soul” was as bad as it could be?

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Trumpty Dumpty is actually soliciting corporate sponsors for this year’s White House Easter Egg Roll. No grift too small.

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The Pentagon just announced leak probe that will include polygraphs. While they’re at it how about a polygraph for Secretary Hegseth about his sister-in-law’s and others’ accusations?

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Fox News seldom covers anything that makes Democrats look good, But if you want to know when Donald & his biggest campaign donor have really gone too far,, look for what they don’t cover. Like tonight, no mention on Fox website about JD attacking Denmark as “not a good ally.”,

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