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This is exactly correct. It’s exactly the sort of question a lawyer designs to win an argument in court, but has nothing to do with pursuing truth. It is a question which seeks to do the opposite of pursuing truth. It seeks to muddy the waters, and ready the ground for the presentation of a “false” truth.

Standard issue Alinskyism.

What... What in the world are you construing as treason? There is no quid pro quo, because there is no quo. Nothing was offered, and the Ukrainian President brought up all the topics which your argument would require President Trump to have directed. The President is allowed, in fact he is required, to discuss foreign policy with other nations. This includes all overlapping areas of interest. You argument boils down to “We must impeach and imprison the President because he’s performing his Constitutional duties in a way I dislike.” Its a ***** and decisive argument that has no intellectual merit. All loops are not the same. Thats an argument that Nixon was meeting his prescribed duties by being kept in the loop during Watergate.

I don’t think he’ll ever eliminate them, though I think he’ll cut them down. Taking chances is a part of his game, and with his ability, it’s overall a good thing that he does. He has the mentality of a young Favre with the arm strength of Elway. Enjoy the ride, sir.

Why would it have you worried? We have an impact guy behind center who has such freak ability, and is so confident, that he thinks he can do things that no one should be able to do. And more often than not he actually manages to pull them off. Multiple times every game Josh does something no one else could do, and because he does these things we win. He’s also a young gun slinger. Sometimes those same traits lead him to make a bad decision which costs him; and he has to overcome. It’s part of who he is as a young quarterback, and it’s a more than worthwhile trade off. Its nothing to worry about. The guy is checking every other box. He sees the whole field, he has a quick release (mechanically speaking), he’s strong in the pocket, climbing the pocket, and both rolling out and being flushed both to the left and right, he’s courageous, he’s a leader, he can throw the ball almost 85 yards and with the most zip since they started measuring, he’s strong, he can break tackles and throw off defensive linemen, he’s tough, he’s smart, he’s a hard worker, he’s a great runner, he’s learned to throw a ball with touch and has solved his accuracy issues, and he mixes up his passes attacking multiple levels and using all his receivers. Thats way more good than bad.

The good teams find a way to win, even ugly. And at this point no one should question Allen’s leadership, confidence, or competitiveness.

68 for Cincinnati made purposeful contact with an official and got ejected.

Unreal. Love this team.

That’s huge.

And this is the other side of the coin with Josh. He’s such a freak, and his confidence in his ability to make a play is so high that he’ll pull of stuff like that.

Knox!!!!

Well blocked again.

White!!!

The frequency with which they effectively run that play is astounding.

Great run.

Johnson.

Incredibly lucky break.

WHY ARE WE RUNNING QB SWEEP IN THE TWO MINUTE DRILL!?!?!? WHY?!?!?

I absolutely love what Beasley brings to this offense.

Can’t say enough about this LB unit.

Good grief.

Cinci is gonna lose this challenge.

That’s a first down!