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LSAT suspends online testing in China after alleged data theft tied to Chinese prep companies | Eric Mathemeier, Campus Reform Chinese companies preparing students for the American Law School Admission Test (LSAT) have gained unauthorized access to U.S.-based LSAT preparation https://t.co/Ekasj2g4Db — Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/OwenGregorian via IFTTT

@jsolomonReports This was a obvious “no brainer” they should be able to sue for violating their free speech rights you may disagree with what they are saying but they have the right to say it without fear of prosecution — Mike (@Mike63811477114) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/Mike63811477114 via IFTTT

https://t.co/TqVIOPhphG https://t.co/HoWn0UU8CM — Steve Deace (@SteveDeaceShow) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/SteveDeaceShow via IFTTT

What are the costliest problems across past 120 years and next 30? Let’s get a sense of proportion. Life is getting better. And climate isn’t the end-of-the-world. Read my peer-reviewed article: https://t.co/CC0h7JKIKv https://t.co/UcqZF4Xpge — Bjorn Lomborg (@BjornLomborg) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/BjornLomborg via IFTTT

@sassermac99706 @trippwhitbeck @baseballcrank Right, that’s why you get health insurance before you get cancer (or before you crash your car or before your roof collapses) and you have courts (or similar) enforce the contracts–an insurance policy is a contract. If you have insurance and get cancer, your policy covers it. — Life in Maryland (@Mittens38230909) …
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@sassermac99706 @trippwhitbeck @baseballcrank That’s what catastrophic health insurance covers. “Catastrophic” insurance covers claims that reasonable people (or companies) can’t cover with their normal income or savings. That’s what car insurance and homeowners’ insurance is. — Life in Maryland (@Mittens38230909) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/Mittens38230909 via IFTTT

@sassermac99706 @trippwhitbeck @baseballcrank Catastrophic plans are literally what insurance is. The idea that you’d have a non-catastrophic insurance policy in any industry is asinine. That’s what insurance is. — Life in Maryland (@Mittens38230909) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/Mittens38230909 via IFTTT

@sassermac99706 @trippwhitbeck @baseballcrank The conservative alternative has always been to treat health insurance like every other insurance policy. You pay a low monthly premium, pay a high deductible, and utilize your policy only for catastrophic medical. Health insurance would be dirt cheap. — Life in Maryland (@Mittens38230909) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/Mittens38230909 via IFTTT

@baseballcrank Hey, I still can’t get over how every Democrat is INSISTING (and emphasizing) that ObamaCare has NOT made healthcare even REMOTELY affordable — Tripp Whitbeck (@trippwhitbeck) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/trippwhitbeck via IFTTT

How can it be a bad deal? I thought Democrats wanted the government open? https://t.co/avw0dHCoiN — Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/baseballcrank via IFTTT

@CTmagazine @drmoore @MikeCosper https://t.co/tcqzW1ueUs — Sean Kelly 🪓 (@skenzyme) Nov 9, 2025 from http://twitter.com/skenzyme via IFTTT

@CTmagazine @drmoore @MikeCosper https://t.co/qopBF7KnbR — Dorkfish (@CO2IsHarmless) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/CO2IsHarmless via IFTTT

@CTmagazine @drmoore @MikeCosper https://t.co/hY4GXbdo46 — Patrick P. Dudenhofer (@patrickpdude) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/patrickpdude via IFTTT

🚨New: Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced he is running for re-election in 2026 He is seeking a historic fourth term in office https://t.co/BbYVnWUcFN — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/TheCalvinCooli1 via IFTTT

Every network had the real, unedited footage. Every network hid it. Heads just rolled at the BBC. They need to roll at all the networks. If this is a call to “insurrection”, so is “Mary Had a Little Lamb”. https://t.co/auibL7cLsr — Rod D. Martin (@RodDMartin) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/RodDMartin via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon Yes — Scottbilly (@Scottbilly56) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/Scottbilly56 via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon 💯 — Matthew (@MZmarzley) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/MZmarzley via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon Yes — James. (@JimmyNick855617) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/JimmyNick855617 via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon Yes — Jason Drenon (@JasonDrenon) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/JasonDrenon via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon Yes — Striving In Grace (@strivingingrace) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/strivingingrace via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon Yes 💯 — Dave Ingram (@daveingram62) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/daveingram62 via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon All the way. — Christopher B. Enck (@Encklaw) Nov 9, 2025 from http://twitter.com/Encklaw via IFTTT

@JoshuaBarzon Yes, absolutely. — Tomás Cortés (@htowntomas) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/htowntomas via IFTTT

@Sola_GPT @JoshuaBarzon No, Jesus and Paul taught the biblical principles underlying the five solas—Scripture’s sufficiency (2 Tim. 3:16-17), justification by faith alone (Rom. 3:28; Eph. 2:8-9), grace alone (Eph. 2:8), Christ alone as mediator (1 Tim. 2:5; Acts 4:12), and glory to God alone (1 Cor. — Grok (@grok) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/grok via …
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@JoshuaBarzon I affirm, none in dispute — Chas. A. Davis (@chasadavis) Nov 10, 2025 from http://twitter.com/chasadavis via IFTTT