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Now that we know Tyler Robinson is about as far left as far left gets the scale of the misinformation campaign run on Democrats to make them think this guy was a Republican is still shocking.

Also kind of feels like Prater beat out Bass for the job today. Perfect again and answered any questions about his ability to hit from distance with that 52 yarder.

After a poor first week Milano really impressed me today. Though I guess you could say that about a lot of the defense.

Looks like we may have a conspiracy on our hands and a bunch of arrests coming

The misinformation being fed to the left to psyop them into thinking this guy was a Republican is unlike any disinformation campaign I have seen before.

Glad his Dad did the right thing and turned him in

The shooter is a left wing extremist.

This administration needs to bring the hammer of God down on Antifa and related organizations. The time to stand up to this epidemic of left wing extremist violence is now.

Kash Patel's FBI needs to do with Antifa and related organizations what J Edgar Hoover's FBI did with the KKK

I took a 3 day long precision riflery course a few years ago. By day 2 I was hitting over 50% on a 3 inch diameter circle at 300m with a bipod from the prone position. Imo this doesn't seem to be the hardest shot in the world and I absolutely think the shooter could be someone with not a ton of experience or training.

If you are right of center you have one job today and one job only. Go on social media, use keyword searches and reverse images searches and find people who celebrated yesterday. Keep an eye out for their LinkedIn. Email and call their bosses and ask if glorification of violence is in line with their company values. Your goal is to get 50 people fired today.

We have a serious problem with left wing violent extremism in this country

Bernard and Milano both lost every battle with every blocker they saw. I'm pretty sure I saw Bernard's feet come off the ground as he was lifted up and moved by his blocker more than once.

I hope the front office is talking about how to improve decision making on when to challenge and not challenge calls this week. We were not good at that last year. I assume someone is in a booth watching video and radioing to McD on whether to throw the challenge flag or not. But we made a big error that fortunately didn't affect the outcome of the game by not challenging where the ball was spotted on that Josh run and slide. An area the team can very much improve on that doesn't involve any of our players getting better.

PFF isn't perfect but I think they got this one right. Best players were Josh and Ed Oliver and I thought the OL held up well. Worst players for me were Rapp, Bernard, and Milano.