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Without doubt Coronavirus was the big disruptor and the decisions and messaging that followed ultimately led to his defeat. The problem with the messaging is he allowed Fauci to essentially run the Pandemic response for essentially the last year he was in office. At Trump's core he wanted to keep things open because he knew a bad economy would be bad for his electoral prospects which is why he was so eager to spend all that money in the CARES act to try to juice the economy. Trump should have never elevated Fauci so much during COVID. By elevating him as much as he did the power and trust of many people including a lot of the soft righties deferred to Fauci. Fauci as we know flip flopped on masks, was wrong about kids not being in school, contributed to the mass hysteria of COVID and made it very difficult for Trump. So what was Trump left with? Lamenting over Fauci's poll numbers.

Trump came close to winning the presidential elections and the Trump team contested and investigated if there was enough fraud that caused them to lose the elections and their team was not able to come up with anything and lost all their law suits. Was there some fraud? Sure, but there wasn't enough fraudulent votes that they could prove to overturn the results in any of the states. Even their lawyers that they had at that time conceded that point. The biggest reason aside from a deep hatred for Trump from half of the voting population was the CARES act that was signed into law during COVID. The CARES act was the $2 Trillion boondoggle for the COVID response. Inside that $2 Trillion over $400 Million was allocated to widespread mail in voting and ballot harvesting initiatives. This helped create a massive advantage for Democrats because they embraced the Mail in Voting, meanwhile Trump discouraged it which put him at a disadvantage. Principled righties like Thomas Massie saw right through it, too bad they didn't listen to him.

He used to be one of "them"

Good, we don't want you either.

Considering that Florida is the state with the #1 economy with the second highest GDP and the highest net migration from all other states, wgaf what CNN, the rest of the leftist and eunuch class former righties have to say? Of course they are pissed, they are pissed that they don't get to inject their leftist cultural extremism into corporations and schools. There has been no righty politician that has delivered on his promise to rip out leftist cultural extremism from these entities than Ron DeSantis.

Vivek has changed so many of his views just in the past 12 months its hard to keep track. I can't think of a more phony chameleon candidate in quite a while than Vivek. There are innumerous examples. Here is Vivek switching his position from just 7 weeks ago regarding Juneteenth. Vivek wrote a book 10 months ago. Here he is agreeing with Mike Pence for not going along with Trump's scheme to attempt to change the outcome of the election. Btw, Pence was correct so his position in the book is just fine, but if you were to ask that question today, he has a completely different view of it now. Here is Vivek sayin that J6 "was a dark day for Democracy". He says the opposite today Here he is defending an article from National Review for Liz Cheney and her right to go after Trump over J6. Ask him this question today, what do you think he would say? This is just on J6 - There are tons more on his previously held views on masking, vaccines, his shady Pharmaceutical company and it goes on and on and on

Curious to see who PPP TBD is leaning towards this early in the process.

Vivek is a chameleon, he has no true core. He says whatever people want him to say.

Well that blows!

Yes, there is a difference between as what Beane says "To always look to upgrade the roster" and then going out of your way to make a trade. The Running backs room is more than adequate at the moment but if Dillon were to be available after being cut, then you could consider him.

Death wish

It doesn't make any sense that there continues to be speculation about other RB's possibly joining the Bills. This is the deepest RB backfield we've had in years. Cook - Has lots of promise Harris - Proven quality RB Latavius Murray - Continues to produce at a good level Hines - Speedy, really good return guy who has shown the ability to play well We are set at RB, there isn't a need.

That very well could happen, but it beats letting them dink and dunk it down the field all day long.

I just don't see for Mahomes and the Chiefs how that trend can continue and be as successful as they were this past year. Pretty soon teams are going to begin playing tight against the shorter stuff and risk the deeper stuff.

I think Diggs is the type of player that things need to be going right for him to not make noise. If for any reason the Bills season begins to go sideways - ooh boy! I mean who in their right mind would after a 13 win season?

I’m genuinely excited to see what McD can do on the defense and what a year 2 Dorsey can do. They both deserved the extension, this team with Josh Allen under this leadership will always be in the hunt. They just got to get over that hump. It took Andy Reid 11-12 seasons making the playoffs to win a SB. He was known at one time for not being able to take a team all the way.

I don't have a problem with his comment, he's said very flattering things of Josh which wouldn't contradict this statement. It's possible that Josh may not be a finished product when it comes to leadership, he does have a friendly goofy nature and maybe he hasn't mastered the art of cracking the whip the way Brady has. I sense that Josh is looking to take his game from a leadership role to another level this year.

Wow! Hadn’t heard this until right now

Well, that sucks. I hope its just a one day thing. They are building a team, they need the players to all buy in, specially if you are a captain of the team. He could be one of those dudes when external things don't go right, he doesn't go right either.

Who were the QB's throwing to him last year? If I'm not mistaken there were quite a few backups in the mix, all considering, 80 yards a game with a mish mash of backups isn't too shabby. The guy still plays at a high level and undoubtedly would be a major upgrade to the team.

Most likely a 3 year deal with 2 years of it guaranteed.

Allen is going to need to develop more of a hard edge to his persona. He’s been great, it’s just time to take it up a notch from the leadership standpoint. There is something to be said with how Brady commanded and earned the respect of his teammates.

Bengals, Chiefs and Eagles all on the road.

He’ll play both

His size, weight and speed combination along with really big wingspan makes him intriguing for sure. Plus I read that he has gunner experience. I think there is a good chance he makes the roster.