Can @JJWatt openly hate the Buffalo Bills any more? He's brutal. Every Bills game he is blatantly anti-Buffalo. I know they have favorites, but he's far more biased than even Collingsworth. Not a good look for for a booth that's supposed to be balanced.

Today's #bookreview is Fifty in Reverse by Bill Flanagan. What if you could live your life all over again? Would you do it? Think about it for a moment. This book captures that dilemma wonderfully: https://t.co/ohLOSV1lxl

Seriously, every time I see @getnickwright on TV or the internet, I want to tell him to stop screaming. You have a microphone. You don't have to shout. We can hear you when you speak in a normal tone. Shouting doesn't make you any more or less right or wrong on your POV.

Today's #bookreview is The Five Wishes of Mr Murray McBride by @JoeSipleAuthor. This is my favorite book of 2025. There's a lot of emotion packed into a relatively short book, but it's absolutely worth it. https://t.co/SQDivaIQTN

Such BS that @CocaCola is using AI for their commercials. But I guess when you sell crappy sugar water, you cut human corners at every opportunity. They probably can't afford real actors anymore.

Today's #bookreview is The Radium Girls by @KateBooks. This book should be required reading. Keep the people we entrust with our lives honest. Never let it happen again. https://t.co/JOnGTJYk1q

Today's #bookreview in my Presidential Reading Projec tis Washington's End by Jonathan Horn. This books details with the last two years of Washington's life after he left the Presidency. It was a great addition to my project. Now onto Adams! https://t.co/2CpwgjZ7N9

Today's #bookreview is The Lost Story by Meg Shaffer. This was an amazing fantasy novel that brought back memories of childhood stories. https://t.co/gfZHZnrvSS

The @Pinterest ads on my games the are absolute worst. Because of these ads that you can't get out of, I will NEVER use their site/app. If your ads were less annoying, that would be great.

Today's #bookreview is All the Water in the World by Eiren Caffall. This book got a lot of hype, but did it? You'll have to read the review to find out what I thought. https://t.co/IVA4GvJKRz

Vol. 31 in my Presidential Reading Project is Washington's Farewell by John Avlon. This explores the warnings Washington left the public when he decided to step down after two terms. His words should be taught to all Americans, young & old: https://t.co/ZAc7ldQ17Q #BookReview

Today's #bookreview is The Life Impossible by Matt Haig. While it's not my favorite book by Matt, it is a pretty darn good book. I can't wait to read more of his books: https://t.co/x79g05cQId

Today's #bookreview is Notes on Infinity by Austin Taylor. It was not what I expected...not by a long shot. But I'm not exactly sure where I stand on this one. Maybe my expectations were too drastically different than what I got. https://t.co/prH3elKeBv

Volume 30 in my Presidential Reading Project is A Revolutionary Friendship by Francis Cogliano. This #BookReview isn't exactly favorable, and I'm not sure it should have been included in my project. https://t.co/x3cuM5wG5P (Only two more Washington bios! And then John Adams)

Today's #bookreview is Saturday Night at the Lakeside Summer Club by J Ryan Stradal. This is a great snapshot of life in a small town...unless you're a male character in one of his books: https://t.co/hAttabyv6g

Today's #BookReview is The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman. The book is better than the movie...always. The same is true with this book. Humorous in the right ways. Cerebral even. https://t.co/8KlbCcqgmV

Volume 29 in my Presidential Reading Project is First Family by Cassandra Good. This book isn't,,,well,,,good. The author tries so desperately not to offend anyone that she loses the story. This book is a poor excuse for history: https://t.co/x6h4YGMjUx #BookReview

Today's #BookReview is Leave No Trace by AJ Landau. This thriller delivers lots of action and some cool obscure historical facts. This was a lot of fun and the first in a new series: https://t.co/66BNmP2Z6P

Today's #bookreview is Adiel and the Fuhrer by Elyse Hoffman. This book was simply amazing. I loved the twist on the old question, "what if?" https://t.co/2SQQBkpH85 This one will surprise you...in a good way

Volume 28 in my Presidential Reading Project is Washington's Crossing by David Hackett Fischer. I liked this intimate look at the crossing of the Delaware and the Battle of Trenton: https://t.co/3sGBr8Vcse #BookReview