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I’ve been curious about that entry for a long while now.

Polls are not used to gauge public sentiment, they’re a PsyOp used to manipulate. If you’re poll watching, you’re wrong. Further, statistics are empty. Raw population data is irrelevant, and even if it weren’t, employment across the board for minorities and women is at an all time high, and low end wage growth is accelerating. At the same time blue collar workers are directly benefitting from the economy. They have job security, and the 32% of Americans who have 401k savings are seeing their retirement benefits spike against a backdrop of perceived economic anemia in which they were told their jobs weren’t coming back. These are people who were told they didn’t matter, and were called racist #######s in the last cycle. They voted Trump anyway, have seen massive benefit for doing so, and are now being called literal Nazi’s by people who rape kids and murder infants. If you think these people have been swayed, you’re nuts. At the same time the left’s waging of raw culture war has been redpilling people en masse. One of the side effects of the culture war being waged, and the hatefulness of the left tearing down people, with their willingness to destroy lives over political disagreement, and calls to open violence... do you believe Trump supporters are extremely likely to share their views? You’re in for a rude awakening.

I think you’re reporting to confirmation biases. You think he’s wildly unpopular because he’s wildly unpopular with people you talk to, and he’s reported to be wildly unpopular by media and pop culture figures he’s wildly unpopular with. They've been saying the same things for more than three years, beating that propaganda drum publicly; but behind closed doors they’re absolutely terrified, which is why the steady stream of propaganda continues uninterrupted. To be clear, I don’t like Trump. He has a nasty authoritarian streak which would repulse me in any other environment. In a normal election cycle he’d have my “hold my nose” vote based to two issues: his war on the global and domestic modern human slave trade, and child sex slavery; and his anti-globalism. In this environment I will enthusiastically vote for him because infanticide, forced gun confiscation, the Green New Deal, open borders, free college and healthcare for illegals, guilty until proven innocent, unpersoning/deplatforming of conservatives, unisex children’s locker rooms, normalization of pedophelia, etc. are so abhorrent that I’m literally willing to shoot people over a good deal of them if push comes to shove. Covington was enlightening. Kavanaugh was enlightening. Hell yes we’re coming for your guns was enlightening. A coup attempt was enlightening. Epstein and his merry horde of kiddie ***** was enlightening. You think people see these things and say, “Ya know what, I pulled for Trump in the last cycle, and my 401k has doubled, but I just don’t want to live in a world where people who rape kids go to prison, so Democrats from now on!” That’s an insane thing to believe; and it means that you’re overlooking the overwhelming majority of the country, which is exactly what they want you to do.

I am about as far from being a Republican as one can be. I’m a libertarian leaning classical liberal. I’ve never cast a ballot for a Republican for President in my life. I’ll be pulling the lever for Trump in the next election and will never vote for a Democrat again in my life.

I agree with this 100%. It’s his freakish skill set. It’s impossible to take the whole field away from him, and he can use the whole field because of his arm strength/velocity, and his ability to use his raw strength and athleticism to extend plays, or to just take off running if they don’t waste a man or two to shadow him. I think Daboll is clever enough that he gets in his own way by over-engineering things sometimes. I think the QB draw was an example of that. It struck me as a “Princess Bride” poison scene moment. This is where the rubber meets the road. It was a strong enough (and exciting!) performance in all thee phases, despite needing to clean up a few things, to win an away game in the NFL. That’s not an easy thing to do.

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I thought the way the defense came out for the Giants’ second possession after getting dominated in the trenches to open the game said volumes. After allowing Barkley to run free initially, there was 3+ men to the ball on most every other carry for the rest of the game. I don’t recall seeing Jerry Hughes turn up all game. I’ll have to watch the all-22 before I can have a definitive position on this, but it seems like a rare game where he didn’t show up. I was very impressed with the play of all of our interior d-line. Our execution on offense was tremendous. At no point in the game, no matter the down and distance, did I feel we couldn’t convert. At one in the game we had 15 first downs on 31 plays. The only two issues I had with the offense were the false start penalties (I think I counted 5), and a 10 minute patch of playcalling starting with the QB draw to begin a 2 minute drill. It’s early, and there will be some things to clean up (our quarterback doesn’t even have a full season of starts under his belt, has an entirely new WR group, RB group, TE group, and 4/5 OL spots); but this looks like a team that has a chance to win every week if the bounces go our way. This team is the first in recent memory who can compete in all three phases of the game, and man are they exciting to watch! I hope you’re all enjoying this as much as I am.

*****. That’s a hamstring. Wont see him for 4-6 weeks.

That’s some powerful running.

Just QB dive it here.

Wow...

That was so well blocked at the point of attack.

Singletary’s running style reminds me very much of Adrian Foster.

Everyone knows you’re just trying to stir things up, stir things up, stir things up until they get nice and juicy.

Well defended.

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I love Ford’s toughness, but he needs to be more disciplined.

Ooooooooo!!!! ”Dirty Harry”.... I like that.

Harrison/Lorax!

Holding.

Agreed. Let’s come out with a QB draw.

MURPHEY!!!! He’s been a totally different player this year.

He hit Allen in the head and drove him into the ground.

That’s... Thats a very questionable play call...

What a hit. Wow.