Hats off to HCNB!

Jean-Pierre flatly denied that FEMA resources were going to migrants in a press conference last week, but she stated the opposite when asked about the issue in the fall of 2022.

"Former President Trump is accusing the Biden administration of using FEMA funding to support undocumented migrants. How is the White House responding to that?" a reporter asked during a Friday press conference.

"I mean, it’s just categorically false. It is not true. It is a false statement," Jean-Pierre responded, going on to cite a Washington Post fact-check article on the subject.

Social media critics then compared her statement to comments made in 2022, where she explicitly stated that FEMA resources were available to illegal immigrants.

She made the statement during a Sept. 16, 2022, press conference when Jean-Pierre was asked about assisting cities in handling the busloads of migrants being sent across the country from Texas.

"FEMA Regional Administrators have been meeting with city officials on site to coordinate — to coordinate available federal support from FEMA and other federal agencies," Jean-Pierre told reporters at the time.

"Funding is also available through FEMA’s Emergency Food and Shelter program to eligible local governments and not-for-profit organizations upon request to support humanitarian relief for migrants," she added.

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When you’re caught in a lie, start talking about Donald Trump.
How anyone could want 4 more years of this clown show is beyond me.
So why send money to Lebanon and not NC?
She's useless and now it's showing. She just hasn't got it.

STATESBORO, Ga. (Oct. 6, 2024) – The No. 2-ranked West Virginia University rifle team continued its season opening road trip with a one-point, 4728-4727, win over No. 5 Georgia Southern on Sunday at the Shooting Sports Education Center in Statesboro.

The Mountaineers claimed smallbore with a score of 2349 to Georgia Southern’s 2343 while the Eagles captured air rifle, outscoring WVU 2384-2379. West Virginia is now 2-2 all-time against Georgia Southern.

For smallbore and air rifle, senior Gavin Barnick and sophomores Griffin Lake and Lauri Syrja and freshman Ashlyn Blake served as counters for the match. Freshman Jacob Wisman counted for smallbore while senior Natalie Perrin counted in air rifle.

Freshman Camryn Camp led the way for the Mountaineers, claiming the top spot in aggregate, smallbore and air rifle in her second collegiate match. The Hillsboro, Texas native posted an 1192 with scores of 593 in smallbore and 599 in air rifle. It marks the second time in as many days Camp has posted a 599 and top score in air rifle.

Blake finished in a tie for third place with a 1184 while Lake finished just behind in a tie for fifth with a 1181. Blake turned in a 596 in air rifle compared to Lake’s 593 as the pair both scored a 588 in smallbore.

Wisman joined Lake in fifth place with an 1181. He produced a 594 in air rifle and a 587 in smallbore. Barnick and Syrja claimed seventh place in the match after scoring a 1180. Barnick hit marks of 586 in smallbore and 594 in air rifle while Syrja scored a 586 and 594, respectively.

Perrin only competed in air rifle action, turning in a 595, the fifth best score for the match.
Sophomore Maximus Duncan posted a 1167 (575 SB – 592 AR).

Next up, WVU is set to host No. 10 Memphis in the Mountaineers home opener and first match in Great America Rifle Conference action. The match is slated for Saturday, Oct. 19, at 9 a.m. ET from the WVU Rifle Range.

For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVURifle on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Not good for my waistline. But good nonetheless.

I know we say this every year ..but it's the BEST time of year for a sports fan.

...and may God forever keep the folks who invented/improve big screen televisions.

Good times.