DevoHusker

I am sure both felt they had a lot to lose...

I think you are right regarding National elections. State and local are much less stringently enforced...? not exactly sure

...maybe for the office they were removed from...but no "office of public trust"? how could that ever be enforced, and what would be the parameters?

Thanks for the link Landlord...very heartwarming. As to the numbers, you are correct. Without comparative accounting, from other candidates that have been either a Congressman or Senator for just short of 30 years, they are just numbers in a vacuum. I was merely sharing my opinion that four meaningful pieces of legislation in 30 years seems a bit lean.

Not solely, no...but it is definitely a criteria. I think it reflects upon the record of someone who has been on the Hill for 28 years. And, s#!tty bills that pass show that others can get behind that same s#!t...instead of s#!t that can't garner enough support to pass

yessir my bad...I was thinking of candidates

John Kasich...?

A very misleading number... I literally just counted from your link. On the 2nd and 3rd page alone, 65 entries to "designate such and such day"... including the massively popular one to designate October of 1991 as "Country Music Month"

Thanks RedDenver. You may have guessed I am not a Sanders fan, and would only vote for him if he is the last candidate standing for the general election from the Dems (a result which I think would re-elect Trump) I was pointing out that a career politician bragging about standing in more picket lines than anyone else, but not having much else to hang his hat on (3 of those 7 I attached, since 1991 btw, are re-naming post offices ) I think Bernie is too old, too socialist, and could play an extra in Grumpy Old Men the sequel.

and, from other's point of view, not much else...

I agree with you for the most part, with regards to the first generation newcomer/their kids...the second generation however, at least here in Central NE, tends to fall away from that work ethic and take the education part for granted. Grandpa/ma and Dad/Mom work hard, sometimes 2-3 jobs, to buy a house and stability...the kids/grandkids, not so much

I wholeheartedly agree...no one likes a micromanager... unless the results are OBVIOUSLY substandard, and cost you games.

exactly...that is why the perspective was so good after fall camp...they were going head to head, and neither side has ended up very good

...which means we will completely abandon the rush, and go "air raid" on 'em...

Lamar Jackson personally handed IU about 80 yds and 2 scores...

I think the offense can work in the B1G with a non-wimp Oline...but the D cannot be blamed solely on talent level. Chin has had these results for the past 5 years...check our 2 and the 3 previous at UCF. His scheme bleeds points...and he has shown NO ability to adjust mid game.

I really can't convince myself to root for either one...but I hope ND crushes Meechicken

yesss! if they have speed to burn, get them in the damn game

do not get charged up either way...if the kids dig it, then by all means give them the alt unis

thanks NM... classic

yep, which is why I stated "don't automatically" ...

I had to look up your reference...pretty sure I didn't see/remember that one... I work with several MAGA types, and while misguided regarding Trump, they all certainly love and respect their Country. Most believe it is the far left that have no respect for America, and want to wipe out most of the Country's history. Perspective/viewpoint differences don't automatically make one side or the other right.

can someone link the video from the funeral...with Schumer and the Turtle in the receiving line? Classic shade