And waiste. This is 30 thank you. Were thrilled to be here today. Before we go further. Jonathan small. Oklahoma council of government affairs. John richardson. Director at gold waeter institute. Let me say actors dream of being on broadway, musicians dream of going to card gi haul. Im living mine by being on cpac. I expose and battle against cronyism. I thought it would be fun you see young activist out there. I thought it would be fun to kick it off with the panel. One of the examples of government waste you have encountered. Anyone who wants to take that. Theres so much, its hard to wrap your arms around one thing. The last two years, the most outrageous one the amount of money the department of Homeland Security paid over a three year up to 308 billion was paid of taxpayer money to stay at home and not work because they had disciplinary actions and under its 370 days to do that. 380 billion went to pay people to have up to in one case two years on the payroll without coming to work
And waiste. This is 30 thank you. Were thrilled to be here today. Before we go further. Jonathan small. Oklahoma council of government affairs. John richardson. Director at gold waeter institute. Let me say actors dream of being on broadway, musicians dream of going to card gi haul. Im living mine by being on cpac. I expose and battle against cronyism. I thought it would be fun you see young activist out there. I thought it would be fun to kick it off with the panel. One of the examples of government waste you have encountered. Anyone who wants to take that. Theres so much, its hard to wrap your arms around one thing. The last two years, the most outrageous one the amount of money the department of Homeland Security paid over a three year up to 308 billion was paid of taxpayer money to stay at home and not work because they had disciplinary actions and under its 370 days to do that. 380 billion went to pay people to have up to in one case two years on the payroll without coming to work
Ah, the good ol' days. Remember those days? Don Brown would roam around the Northeast, punking Notre Dame for underrated DE/DT tweeners who play against law firms on the sets of Harry Potter movies, but only after Brian Dohn and wonderful Irish reporters like Tim Prister and Kevin Sinclair left us with our fill of detailed and accurate scouting? AGTG Ann Arbor I’m Home 〽️@Hayesfawcett3 @Coach Mella pic.twitter.com/6eKo50vPfb Jerod Smith (@Jerodsmith44) April 25, 2023 Those days are gone. Behind the colonial architecture and hillocks, the Smith Twins are military kids from Kentucky who've lived in Japan, and "go home" to Carolina where their Marine dad is now stationed. They also just switched from one elite boarding school in Connecticut to another. But the Notre Dame interest was real, and went on a very long time, so we've got plenty of that good Prister and Sinclair scouting. And they both think this twin's an Anchor. GURU RATINGS RATINGS BY SI
This is our sticky recruiting board for 2024. When Alex or I finish a major update, it will be reposted to the top of the site. Otherwise it will be under the "Useful Stuff" tab. We'll try to update it whenever a recruiting update is published, but expect just two or three repostings over the course of the cycle. January 2023 (launch): Our annual exercise is less useful than normal because of the unknowns around Michigan recruiting. A year from now their NIL program could be as competitive as any in the country, with their coaching situation solidified for the foreseeable future and the program coming off another championship and playoff run. They could also be back where they were for the start of the 2023 class, with all of the momentum of their recent success at a standstill while Harbaugh interviews for NFL jobs. That's where they are now, though the read on that situation is the smoke is all coming from Harbaugh's agent to pressure Michigan into a new cont
For the past few years, at least, New Hampshire has had a robust debate about sending public money to private schools. First, Croydon School District started sending students to private schools, a practice the state Legislature codified in 2017 with.