Red Five

For some reason, I am not nearly as worried as most about this game. I don't know why. Maybe it was the way we handled business in Evanston a few weeks ago where we were seeing a similar sentiment.

I assume that Trump (or his lawyers) are smart enought to know that if he sues the NY Times that all of The Apprentice tapes can (and would) be subpoenaed.

This is starting to sound a lot like the Romney 2012 argument about "unskewing the polls"! Also, you probably should bring this up to Nate Silver and the 538 gang. He looks at the unlying data of the polls and adjusts them for this purpose. He moves the poll from a Clinton +9 to Clinton +8, so not a huge adjustment.

Add another one. This time while Melania was upstairs Makes sense why it took 4 times for Trump to answer Cooper's question about sexually assaulting anyone.

In case you don't want to click on my links above

The p***y story was just the tip of the iceberg.

We do have the backup QBs stand with towels trying to hide the offensive signs. We don't do that on the D side of the ball.

I also never figured out why NU has the home sideline on the east side, as that puts the team in the sun during day games. Get in that shade!!! And they have the loud students/band behind them

Sounds like a great place to watch a ballgame for an opposing fan.

bold man! According to the link, he's a BYU grad. And only 52% of voters surveyed are familiar with his name to offer an opinion on him. Get his name recognition up in Utah and he wins.

I'm calling it now. McMullin wins Utah and its 6 electorate votes. New Utah poll Trump 26% Clinton 26% McMullin 22% Johnson 14% http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865664606/Poll-Trump-falls-into-tie-with-Clinton-among-Utah-voters.html?pg=all

538 Polls Plus - Hillary 82.5% chance, +5.0 in popular vote Polls Only - Hillary 86.1% chance, +6.5 in popular vote Now Cast - Hillary 90.3% chance, +7.0 in popular vote Also of interest, Nebraska 2 is basically a coin flip in their modeling at this point. Hillary 51% in now cast and 50% in polls only.

Not related to Senate seats up for grabs this year, but Deb Fischer re-endorsed Trump yesteraday after asking for him to step down over the weekend. Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer on Tuesday reversed her call for Donald Trump to resign from the GOP ticket, telling a local radio station that it's "not a tough choice" to back him just three days after she urged him to quit. "I plan to vote for Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence on November 8," she said on Nebraska's KLIN. "I put out a statement ... with regard to Mr. Trump's comments. I felt they were disgusting. I felt they were unacceptable and I never said I was not voting for our Republican ticket." What Fischer had actually said was that "It would be wise for [Trump] to step aside and allow Mike Pence to serve as our party's nominee." She said in the radio interview that she would no longer advocate that position because Trump had already made up his mind. (In fact, Trump tweeted barely an hour after Fischer's call, that he would "never" quit the race.) http://www.politico.com/story/2016/10/deb-fischer-donald-trump-229643#ixzz4MsRMtckY I don't live in The Good Life anymore, so I don't closely follow their politicians too much. I know of Sasse because he is very Never Trump., but know nothing of Fischer.

I feel like even if Clinton has a decent or even good 4 years, it's going to be extremely tough for her to win in 2020 if the Republicans nominate anyone who isn't a total loser. It's hard for one party to keep the presidency for that long. In other words I'd be interested in taking those bets or one for Rubio. .Those are odds for 2016, not 2020

Follow the money, right?

Bragger. Sorry Mr. I Will Be In Germany...

He's too busy watching CNN to see what they say about him to actually listen to the briefings.

Yes, I despise 11am games when I actually go to them. But watching from home 11am games are great for me. And sometimes I have a life outside of Nebraska football, and this is one of those days.

Not gonna lie, was hoping for 11am

My house rep finally denounced Trump and said he wasn't voting for him over the weekend.

Is this where Clinton said "Hopefully its solved before I get into office"? That was a answer imo

538 showing a few polls starting to trickle in taking into account the locker room talk. YouGov was +3, now +6 Rasmussnen was +3, now +7 Survey Monkey was +6, now +5 CVoter was +1, now +6 So on average, Clinton gained about 3 points. And none of those polls were taken completely over the weekend. They have have 3-4 days prior to the locker room talk included, but all were through Sunday. And if Rasmussen shows +7, wow...