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  1. Starting to think someone here is a paid social media influencer for the Republican party
    10 points
  2. This post is laughable. You blame these issues on a lack of working together when one party has been stonewalled trying to do the right things while the GOP fights against these things at every chance. Do you pay any attention at all to what the GOP has been doing and to what they have been silent about and not even attempted? ….that was rhetorical, obviously the answer is no.
    7 points
  3. Maybe a governor should actually look into someone before giving them a pardon.
    6 points
  4. Hard to say. Maybe you raffled off shotguns for years in rural communities, but at this point in 2023 you really can't be deaf to the issue of guns, high schools and mass shootings. AR-15's are designed to rapidly kill as many humans as possible. I think the grand scheme of things would like that pointed out. If I had to choose between Tone Deaf and Act of Defiance, I'd put my money on the latter.
    6 points
  5. Rolled out an agenda…. Championing…. Can’t agree on how to finance…. Wake me up when they actually do something instead of simply giving minimal lip service from obscure corners of the party. The GOP is way more concerned with instituting more 6 week abortion bans, banning abortions in cases of rape and incest, legalizing marriage of 12 year olds, making it a crime to travel out of state for healthcare, etc. Serving their puritanical religious beliefs is way more important to them than fixing the resulting problems created in the wake of their policies.
    6 points
  6. they always mention that the killer was a vet. no mention that his victim was also a vet. i remember someone here supporting the killer and it was "unfortunate" that the killer said that s#!t. checking someone's political position to determine if he was is guilty or innocent isn't the america i thought we lived in but here we are.
    6 points
  7. just saw this...and he is 1,000% correct.
    5 points
  8. When was the last time a democrat in congress nonfactually and openly disparaged a prosecutor conducting an active investigation? Sure seems like a republican thing.
    5 points
  9. The Republican Party should just be renamed the Loser Party. The end.
    4 points
  10. Even though it sucks to start over with a new staff and wonder how long it could take to put a decent team together, it's nice to see some fresh attitudes & motivation from the program. Way better than watching a 'dead man walking' kind of a situation with the previous staff & players just going through the motions.
    4 points
  11. It's not everyone who's successful enough to sit through depositions ranging from business fraud, tax fraud, rape, inciting an insurrection, stealing classified documents, election interference, obstruction of justice, and espionage.
    4 points
  12. he seems to be saying that if they stop prosecuting criminals like trump the crime rate will go down. but he did forget to add the usual "soros funded DA" that the right throws around so much. wonder why they refuse to talk about a certain well funded SC justice who is well funded by a rich donor if every time they attack a judge they call him soros funded?
    4 points
  13. Death to little red by fire at the 50 yard line. Give Frank a warm welcome and a flamethrower.
    3 points
  14. good thing the judge is trying to keep a murderer off the street since the gov want him free. the only fact that mattered to abbot was that the killer was a right wing lunatic so he was going to free him
    3 points
  15. Good. The citizens of Florida are getting policies that they vote for and deserve. If Florida's residents thought that rape victims deserve dignity, respect, care and that women are more then baby making machines, they'd vote differently. The citizens of Florida do not, and as such, are getting policies they deserve.
    3 points
  16. A judge's court convicts a murderer. A pathetic governor decides immediately, without any real information on the case, to pardon the murderer. It appears to me, this was how the judge decided to try to get the pathetic governor to change his mind. I'm OK with a judge, in this situation, doing what's needed to keep a murderer off the streets.
    3 points
  17. DeWitt is tough for me because while he didn't do a great job, how much of his performance was the fact he was also in a pretty big battle with cancer?
    3 points
  18. Victor Shi, the youngest elected Delegate for Joe Biden in 2020, is a writer, speaker, organizer, activist, podcast co-host, and a freshman at UCLA, where he intends to major in American Literature and Culture and is a member of the school’s Daily Bruin and Political Union clubs. Victor began his time in politics in eighth grade as a campaign intern for Congressman Brad Schneider, spanning over three years of canvassing, phone banking, raising money, and organizing political events. During Victor’s time in high school, he was selected as one of thirty students to serve on Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s Emerging Youth Leaders Transition Team, where he provided input on policy recommendations concerning young people to Governor Pritzker’s administration, and also interned for Illinois PIRG (Public Interest Research Group) and Equal Citizens, where he spent much of his time advocating for and writing op-eds on Ranked-Choice Voting and democracy reform. Most recently, Victor was elected as the youngest delegate for Joe Biden to the DNC Convention in 2020 at age seventeen, amassing over 42,000 votes in Illinois’ Tenth Congressional District. Victor was then offered a position as an Organizer on the Joe Biden for President Campaign as well as a Fellowship on the 59th Presidential Inauguration Committee. Currently, Victor is a District Office Intern for Congressman Brad Schneider, a National Youth Trainer for CADCA, an organization dedicated to substance use prevention, and is the co-host of the podcast, Intergenerational Politics, with Jill Wine-Banks (former Watergate Prosecutor and MSNBC Legal Analyst). On their podcast, Jill and Victor aim to represent and engage all generations in politics and have had conversations with some of the biggest names, including Neil deGrasse Tyson, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former FBI Director James Comey, Paul Krugman, Mark Cuban, Kathy Griffin, Mary Trump, and more. Victor’s on-air commentary and interviews have been featured across various networks and publications including MSNBC, CNN, NBC, PBS Newshour, ABC, the Daily Herald, and the Chicago Tribune. His written work and op-eds have been published by outlets like USA Today, The Hill, Daily Herald, and International Business Times. Victor was fortunate enough to also have been the recipient of the AP National Scholar, CADCA’s Advocate of the Year, and the winner of the 2020 Illinois Youth and Government Moot Court Competition for best oral argument and written brief. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:EZib2fbsmesJ:https://www.politicon.com/speaker/victor-shi/&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
    3 points
  19. A lot of small towns have gun raffles for local events. Usually it's a shot gun or sporting rifle. Not that uncommon.
    3 points
  20. Not to mention healthcare for children with severe birth defects that will spend their entire short painful lives in the hospital…and the support system for those families.
    3 points
  21. Man, no way. Look, those teams suck. With how NU recruits and should keep recruiting, NU should be in the top 4ish of the Big Ten each year. OSU and Michigan (if JH stays), then the next two spots are between USC, PSU (Sort of) and NU. NU sucked last year and almost beat everyone they played.
    3 points
  22. My best guess is that Rhule's comment was nothing more than a motivational tactic.
    3 points
  23. https://www.foxnews.com/media/ex-obama-staffer-blows-whistle-biden-kickback-scheme-hunter-joined-burisma-malfeasance-office
    2 points
  24. Cool bc Farmer is better suited for corner than safety. Lining up 5-10 yards off the ball (receiver) and immediately backpedaling. Like he do at Safety, but 15 yards back. On every play, including obvious running plays. He does have some good hands tho. So as a corner, that's something.
    2 points
  25. Unless they also uncap the amount of official visits a school is allowed to have in a year this will be bad overall. Just top tier kids getting more visits than they need with mid/lower tier kids losing out. I think the current limit is 56 and you can roll a few unused over to the next year.
    2 points
  26. Can our resident moral expert explain why this should be less troubling than a drag performer?
    2 points
  27. I listen to quite a bit of sports talk radio, and there has been a lot more CU talk since Prime was hired. It's nauseating really, because they haven't accomplished anything yet, but a lot of the media feels like he's going to be the savior for the program. Denver is still a Broncos town, but the good season by the Avs following the cup and the Nuggets hopefully finally doing something this season have become frequent talking points. It also helps that their postseasons are during the NFL offseason too obviously.
    2 points
  28. And unfortunately we are getting left in the dust here. Not so uncommon with the top instate guys including Hall. Who knows about Nelson.
    2 points
  29. it seems that they have hired a lot of U.S. politicians. those politicians prefer to identify as MAGA.
    2 points
  30. 2 points
  31. 1) on a national level the GOP cannot address anything without the DEM involved to pass legislation or budgets. So the NEED part means they have to work together. Some states have super majorities with a party so it would be incumbent on a single party to pass legislation. 2) We already have sex education in middle and high schools (and yes parents who freak out about that are dopes and doing their kids a disservice) and parents need to address ways to educate their kids at home on the consequences of being sexually active. It’s not a “GOP” issue. 3) No one is forced to keep any baby. It’s why we have an adoption process and so many families in the US are waiting for children to adopt but never get the chance. And yes, the adoption process should not cost what it currently costs. 4) improving the foster care system would be a great place for politicians to work together. Both Dem and GOP. 5) not sure if you have kids or are aware but kids who can’t afford school lunch and breakfast already get it free. it some states, millionaires kids get free breakfast and lunch 6) Daycare solutions for those under a certain household income would be welcome for both parties to come together and figure out.
    2 points
  32. I mean...parents need too address unwanted pregnancies with their kids and as horrible as this sounds and some of you will freak out, they need to mainly talk to their daughters about it. That "education" needs to be from home.
    2 points
  33. not enough tanks left for the parades? https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/putin-cancels-victory-day-parades-as-ukraine-invasion-continues-to-unravel/
    2 points
  34. This just exposes the moral decay of our society with it's cis, white, Christian males running rampant.
    2 points
  35. Nouredin Nouili starts off with a prepared statement. He ah, well, he didn't owe us that but he sure sounds like he's in the right place now.
    2 points
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