dayman

EJ needs to put in Tebow type effort. Hopefully it will produce non-Tebow-like results lol

I like how you slam the first article as rank partisanship, when it speaks of the actual actions KY has taken to implement it and why they expect it to specifically address an actual problem the people of KY have. Then you post Rand's article citing opinion polls and making general claims with no specifics, and not talking about his state (ignore his state).Many governors, including very conservative governors like Jan Brewer and Rick Scott (who held out until Romney lost, but then had to admit it), see that Obamacare (at least parts of the law) will help the healthcare situation in their state... Point is, it is a broken record and has reached the point of absurdity. Time for everyone to help implement the thing and modify it when inevitable problems occur. That is the only realistic approach to actually governing. Everything else is nonsense to get people worked up solely for political purposes. It is time that GOP members of Congress do work and stop posturing...

I think this story makes it painfully obvious.

What I'm saying is they represent the state. That very same state, elected a governor and legislature that passed legislation and funded agencies and made it a priority to roll this thing out...and expect it to help with what seems to be a big problem for that state. The two senators representing that state are proponents of making all this for nothing. No need to get defensive about this observation.

all I'm saying is the state government of KY has put a lot of effort into it, decided to get behind it, and expect it will be successful...but the 2 federal senators are all for destroying it

A democrat governor. But also the Governor for the state of KY. The senators from KY, couldn't disagree more. Apparently, from the article, the KY legislature was on the ball with the state stuff as well. So it is interesting that the state government is is full steam ahead while the senators are trying to undo everything they are doing.

http://www.nytimes.c...e-now.html?_r=0 FRANKFORT, Ky. — SUNDAY morning news programs identify Kentucky as the red state with two high-profile Republican senators who claim their rhetoric represents an electorate that gave President Obama only about a third of its presidential vote in 2012. The law is starting to take effect. Were the dire predictios correct, or is it lowering costs and expanding access? So why then is Kentucky — more quickly than almost any other state — moving to implement the Affordable Care Act? Because there’s a huge disconnect between the rank partisanship of national politics and the outlook of governors whose job it is to help beleaguered families, strengthen work forces, attract companies and create a balanced budget. It’s no coincidence that numerous governors — not just Democrats like me but also Republicans like Jan Brewer of Arizona, John Kasich of Ohio and Rick Snyder of Michigan — see the Affordable Care Act not as a referendum on President Obama but as a tool for historic change.

Let him start missing games first, for now relax.

You can't seriously ask Bills fans to be patient for this kid can you? Let me explain how the NFL works, rookie QBs ball hard year 1 frequently. He gets no time.

Anyone hate the Jets more than any other team? I feel like everytime we think we may be close to competitive the Jets destroy us. They seem to make it a point to just bully the Bills hard each time and physically dominate us. All I really know is they're supposed to be a clown show but they always find a way put us in our place. I hate playing the Jets.

Mario 2+ sacks Pats destroy terrible Tampa

They're good. Allows me to do more things before drinking and becoming useless. 1pm football destroys my Sunday.

Is there a way to watch the game live with the all-22 camera?

(PPP on culture war grounds...I suppose...anyway this is where I like to post b/c I'm sick) http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/09/19/former-nfl-star-brian-holloway%E2%80%99s-new-york-home-trashed-over-200-partying-teenagers A mob of an estimated 300 teenagers broke into the Stephentown, New York home of former pro football player Brian Holloway and trashed it, causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. At the time, Holloway was in Florida but learned of the party as it was happening because many of the kids there sent out tweets about it! At first Holloway thought the whole thing was a joke, until he saw photos of the damage on the internet. ..... Holloway said, “If these kids and parents don’t step up, I promise you there is going to be an experience called shock and awe coming down, and it will be a real loud message sent to every student and every parent.”

That would be Obama policy there. Avoiding bombing is random luck.

The only logical solution is everyone having a gun. That is impractical but less impractical than any more gun control at all. Guns cannot be stopped. Price of freedom. Bad choices: Obama, Romney Because of freedom, we have to live w/ the Obamas, Romneys, and gun massacres of the world. *insert Sarah Palin DC comment about Liberty and public sector workers* something about fire and gasoline and containment Excellent post.

lol take the win get pumped about the team and look to next week...let that one go

Point being complaining about how we handle something is better than complaining about how we create a disaster out of something.

IDK. At the very least it was achieved by the act of not bombing. Not bombing is an affirmative act for us in situations like this. Oh and by the way I'll take the results anyway. Funny enough Obama actually comments on this, and imo he's probably right when he says if he had been more affirmative and just made the decision to bomb and then bombed people would have "graded" it better.

Basic summary I get from it is: 1) Syria is not a proxy for a US/Russian conflict (IMO this is true, despite how entertaining it is to act like there is an actual real international conflict that means anything between US and Russia) 2) Assad is backed by Putin here, I don't back Putin, however, we deal with Russia on other issues including important military issues regarding a war we are currently fighting and other terrorism operations. (seems reasonable) 3) Then reinforces that, in light of these facts, Syria is not cold-war between US/Russia. (Once again, a true statement) 4) In the end he wants to do something about chemical weapons but do something that requires little to no US mission. (probably smart if you ask me) 5) If weapons in Syria are taken and they sign the weapons pack, that to me would be a good job. (I can't argue with that...pushed for enforcement of international norm...got some results...no war). I know this is just me defending Obama again...but just so happens it is also just me calling it as I see it as well.

Lol

Well that was just about the most major episode ever.

What is great is we are in a position where we can take a TE and and OL real early and feel good about it. We're getting close assuming EJ gets better (still not sold).

Mario had an amazing game. By far his best game as a Bill. Perhaps one of his best ever. Big showing. Had pressure when it counted too, 3rds and whatnot. Amazing. Loved it.

Wood developing into a second WR (opposite Stevie) who is a real part of the offense is huge. While we had a million problems that was as big a problem as ever and to fix it with one draft pick will be big. Hopefully he continues to get better and we have 2 good WRs.