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This really tosses that division in the air. Get better TJ.
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Wait till you get old, my friends........you never know what's going on back there UGH
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Affordable Care Act or Obamacare
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Another Fan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Stefanik was just on CNN discussing a bipartisan plan that would temporarily continue subsidies while targeting fraud and abuse. speaker Johnson is holding up a vote and she's frustrated. Is she truly on the correct side of an issue? Seems like it. As an aside, I've been seeing ads promoting pbm's (pharmacy benefit managers) recently. This bill targets them. -
So why was Diggs traded, again?
ProcessTruster replied to ProcessTruster's topic in The Stadium Wall
that seems like the next step. Pats start losing and Diggs starts losing it again. -
So this is the Trump plan to kill whatever foreign tourism economy is left in the USA. This looks more like requirements from the Chinese Communist Party than a free democratic country. MAGA will all be happier not having to hear foreign languages spoken at Disney or Niagara Falls …. Yay!
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Okay, here’s what I remember most about Diggs:
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Apple postpones leftist trash The Savant
BillsFanNC replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
This place isn't a priority. I've got a business to run. It's why I spend so much time here now, particularly in threads that I don't care about. - teef -
Hey Brady 2-2-2 TE's or 3 Are Better Than 1 !!!
BearNorth replied to T master's topic in The Stadium Wall
What I want to know is How Cinci manages to pay a top tier QB and TWO top tier WR's plus gesicki, who is a top 20 TE. -
Game week thread - Bills at Patriots*
RichRiderBills replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
Has anyone mentioned Maye lack of experience in cold weather games under 32 degrees? By my count he's played 1 as a pro.....a loss in Buffalo last year. He played decent in that game. -
Victor Davis Hanson's Truth Bombs
B-Man replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Cry the Beloved Europe? America warns Europe that only one of them is truly fighting to reverse the West’s decline—and the clock is running out for the other to follow suit. By Victor Davis Hanson Nothing bothers the European elite as much as American conservatives praising the European foundations of their shared, but threatened, Western civilization. Europeans especially resent having their social-welfare state system critiqued by upstart, crass Americans. Their pique only increases as they push back against the condescending American idea that the U.S. could possibly offer any constructive advice, much less help a more civilized Europe follow the “American model.” Americans, in turn, are worried that Europe is not just stagnating but is on a trajectory of permanent decline—with dire consequences for the entire Western world. As for symptoms, the U.S. cites a steadily declining European share of world GDP. It points to Europe’s unsustainable 1.39 fertility rate, which ensures a steadily smaller, older, and costlier native population. More than ten percent of Europe’s resident population is now foreign-born—some 45 million people. However, the European host, unlike a classless America, does not have a long tradition of melting-pot assimilation, integration, and acculturation. Unlike America’s mostly Christian-nation immigration patterns, European immigrants are predominantly from the Middle East and North Africa, Islamic, and increasingly anti-Western. Far too many of Europe’s immigrants profess too little desire to assimilate into what they consider a culturally decadent place—one that, ironically, they have no desire to leave. https://amgreatness.com/2025/12/11/cry-the-beloved-europe/ -
He's a liability, if your going to be the character that he is you have to come up in bigtime moments. He missed every big time moment playoff catch he could have cemented himself but he wasnt that guy [but always vs the Bills yk it comes out of nowhere]
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Hugh’s brother.
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Affordable Care Act or Obamacare
The Frankish Reich replied to Another Fan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I opposed Obamacare at the time because it seemed like an unworkable idea. The killing (by Republicans, of a Republican-style idea) of the mandate sealed its fate. It is failing, and that's why huge subsidies are needed. The adverse selection problem the mandate was supposed to address is real. -
Apple postpones leftist trash The Savant
teef replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Wha? You’re mumbling again. -
Wasn't it the night before a playoff game ? Two women, same hotel, different rooms...Just rumors ?
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Crappiest spelling I’ve ever seen
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Gavin Newsom Hands GOP a 2028 Gift With Statement on Healthcare for Illegals One of the biggest whoppers Democrats told during the Schumer Shutdown was that they were not fighting for taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegals as part of the demands they wanted to be met to end the shutdown. Federal law prohibits the use of Medicare, Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and the Affordable Care Act to provide health insurance in any way, shape, or form to undocumented immigrants—period, full stop. Democrats aren’t trying to change that," Democrat House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY-08) proclaimed at the time. Though that is exactly what Jeffries and his fellow Democrats were trying to do Fast forward to December, however, and we have California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) admitting he was proud that his state was the first in the nation to funnel billions in taxpayer dollars to illegal immigrant healthcare: https://redstate.com/sister-toldjah/2025/12/11/hot-takes-gavin-newsom-hands-gop-a-2028-gift-with-admission-on-healthcare-for-illegals-n2197053#google_vignette
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Hopefully it happens before the Pats win another Super Bowl.
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Affordable Care Act or Obamacare
The Frankish Reich replied to Another Fan's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
B-Man, I think you're right about Obamacare being intended as a bridge to some kind of true national health care. But TH3, you're right about the Republicans. "Concepts of a plan" still haven't ever been communicated; fair to say that's because even the concept (much less the plan) never existed.
