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Ted Cruz schedules hearing on impeaching ‘rogue’ federal judges. The hearing comes after Republicans complained that some judges have intervened with President Donald Trump’s executive orders. Several lawmakers have introduced legislation this year that seeks to curb rogue judges, after multiple judges issued nationwide injunctions on some of Trump’s agenda, instead of focusing on the people in the specific case. The Senate subcommittee hearing is scheduled to take place next week, on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. No witnesses have been announced so far, but it will occur in the Dirksen Senate Office Building. It is expected to begin at 2:30 p.m. Eastern. https://justthenews.com/government/congress/ted-cruz-schedules-hearing-impeaching-rogue-federal-judges

The Supposed Great Victory of Zohran Mamdani Stinks to High Heaven Adam Turner I didn’t expect to write this column. Zohran Mamdani is a reprehensible Mayor-elect, an actual communist, a radical Muslim, and nepo baby, but everyone on this site already knows that, so I am essentially flogging a dead horse We are learning new, more shocking information that shows that the central narrative of the supposed great Mamdani mandate victory for leftism is a complete and utter fraud. And that is a crucial point, which needs to be expressed and underlined for the public. Granted, part of Mamdani’s victory is unfortunately all too real, as it comes straight from our deviant educational establishment on U.S. college campuses and K-12 schools. Since the 1970s, the DEI-loving leftist professors and teachers in the United States have produced class after class of miseducated-if-not-moronic “educated graduates” who love communism/socialism/leftism, hate white people, hate men, hate the U.S., believe men can be women, and think the Jews are the central evil throughout the world. Most of these new voters are Democrats, but a sizable number are Republicans as well. This is well well-known fact, and the Trump administration should (and is) trying to do something about it. But despite this real component, the 2025 Mamdani “Great Victory” is looking more and more like a fraudulent victory culminating from a campaign and its associates that, over the years, were conducting multiple (alleged) illegalities and “dirty pool” activities (activities which gamed the system but did not rise to actual illegalities). So, let me count the ways that Mamdani and his allies seem to have gamed or even broken the system: The most explosive and serious charge is still that the Mamdani campaign benefited from tens of millions of dollars in donations – up to $40 million – that were (allegedly) funneled from George Soros-linked charities as part of an elaborate scheme that may have violated federal tax laws. MORE at the link: https://redstate.com/adam-turner/2025/11/12/the-supposed-great-victory-of-zohran-mamdani-stinks-to-high-heaven-n2196073

I'm no great expert but it look to me like even if the rusher wasn't charging into Allen's view, juju brents (32) can simply take one step to the right and instantly be where Shavers is going to be stopping to receive the pass. Of course on fourth down you have to take a shot no matter how poor it is because you're turning over on downs in either case. But this was a dumb play from the word "go".

Man, being a Bills fan is not for the weak.

i wanted it to be more clear. is that what you were implying?

If Davis can work the sidelines and get 10-15 yards consistently for about 5-7 catches per game he'd be a welcome addition to this offense. Yet the year before he left he was not playing his best and clearly was over paid by Jacksonville.

That...isn't as reassuring as I think he meant it to be....

That wasn't my point. It was a cumulative effect. I have no idea what is going through Allen's head but I do suspect he probably expected a bigger move from Bean at the trade deadline and I know he's friends with Darnold and he had to notice the Seahawks making that move.

This is actually well thought and said. Very interesting to consider.

No thanks.

Not just the Miami DL bearing down on Allen, how about the fact that CB Jack Jones is ready to drive on the ball if Allen attempts to throw to Shavers. There's every chance he can break that up even if Allen somehow can get it up and over the defender.

Fun fact...Curtis Samuel had a faster 40 time than Hardman (4.31 to 4.33). Moore also runs sub 4.4. We have speed, we refuse to actually use it in a way that would be effective.

I think it's BS you have to go manually "claim" the credit. They should just offer it automatically to everyone.

As I've said to myself over the years if only Brady and Mahomes were never born. I blame their parents! 😄 It would have saved us so many years of Bills misery. I won't blame Hailee......yet.

Durability is great but his on the field play to me is average at best. Sorry not sorry but don't mind if we let him go. Let him get overpaid elsewhere.

Insanely based on Trump’s end and he’s spot on.

Will we see more snaps for Moore or Samuel this week or more of the same?

Hopefully whatever it is, he snaps out of it soon.

But if you look closer at last season Allen had two things going on that he doesn't this year: 1) Cooper and Hollins made a lot of plays. Cooper was elite with those tough back shoulder sideline catches and Hollins was fantastic off script. The Bills also pushed the ball downfield and played much more aggressively on O in a lot of last seasons games. Off the top of my head KC, LA Rams, Detroit, Arizona, Jacksonville & Seattle come to mind. The Bills running backs, particularly Johnson, were much more active DOWN FIELD in the passing game. And before his injury Coleman was making a lot of big time catches. This season only the KC game and the 4th quarter against the Ravens has seen that attacking O we saw a lot last season. 2) The D is noticeably weaker and not getting the TO's. This is forcing the Bills O to double down on the running game and is leaving it with little room to shake off a slow start. In how many games have the Bills fallen quickly behind by a TD?

I mean it would effect anyone in their day to day life I would think, especially when so much is demanded of them in terms of focus and preparation and details, etc.

I dunno. Shavers certainly does look wide open there and Allen should be able to see that even with a defender bearing down on him. He's not 5'9 Kyler Murray out there.

I don't know what metric he used to grade, but man those bottom 7 match what I've seen from the good old fashioned "eye test" I strongly disagree with him on Bishop who has looked far better then the metric he has assigned.

I did it, BUT shame on them for this not being automatic. They know that some people won't do this. Disgusting.