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Normally, I would agree with backtracking to more shared power, certainly in matters of the economy and spending. But, regarding war powers, I expect and Congressional hearings would devolve into political grandstanding and sound bite seeking, and in no way have our nation's best interests as a goal. Sound bite season contributing nothing.

Trey Lance has 6 career starts 3rd overall pick

MAGA is so scared of intelligence. Thus Trump.

Do you actually read anything or just get your news from twitter morons. “I don’t care what she said. I think they were very close to having one,” https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5361034-trump-administration-tensions-iran/

Miami and New England are both 7 to 9 win teams. Jets will be a spunky 5 or 6 win team.

Awesome bro You without sin cast the first stone I don't know Cam Newton and as I said he is donated millions of dollars, runs football camps for children, all of his teammates loved him as their own teammate It sounds like you're a broken person my guy because I'm nobody to judge Cam Newton

I am in the small minority who believes that Wilson has a second act in him. Leinert was probably the biggest surprise bust for me. I realize some analysts saw a limited upside, but I was sure he'd have at least a decent NFL career. Does it really come down to lack of intensity/will to succeed?

Trubisky wasn't a Leinart level bust. Not even close. He started four years in Chicago, made the playoffs as a starter, had a winning record and a positive TD-INT ratio and it wasn't like he had a stellar roster around him on offense. Right Josh and Zach do qualify though I think.

Yep. Too soon. The injury thing takes him out of the out-and-out bust category. Heath Shuler was one of those total busts too.

Let LOOSE the Kraken!

I know he wasn’t drafted top 10, but he was top 22 in first round, so how about an honorable mention for Johnny Football?? https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/16736/johnny-manziel

You're right - we have consistently seen presidents construe their war powers authorities broadly. In my career I've seen a huge shift here. In the early 90s (the time of the first Iraq war), one of my law profs was probably the leading hawkish war powers proponent. He characterized the post-Vietnam era as an age of "Congressional Supremacy" in which the unconstitutional War Powers Act restrained the President's clear constitutional authorities. But we've seen the pendulum swing - Serbia was one big one, then the never-ending congressional authorizations that let Bush 43 do all sorts of things far beyond the intended scope. I thought Trump and the neo-neoconservatives were trying to swing the pendulum back. I'm not sure it need to go back to 1975, but it does need to go back to at least the early 2000s when everyone understood that congressional authorization (even if not a declaration of war) was necessary for action against Iraq.

Knowing what we know at this point: If you hypothetically had one of Reek's babies parked in you, you'd take the up front cash instead of the monthly installments, correct?

This was Hill’s subtle way of demanding a trade back to the Chiefs. 👀

he doesn't like that the Bills play winning football?

New PPP rule: Until Finding recants the whole Biden is mentally fit schtick then he shall not be referred to as reasonable in any way, shape or form.

I never take a win for granted in a divisional matchup