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Dude. You don't even know the guy who wrote that is himself a liberal and freaking says so in the article: "If it hasn’t seeped into the preceding paragraphs, I’m a liberal sportswriter myself." That followed up him telling all the ways in which sports journalism is dominated by leftists and if you aren't one good luck finding a job. You clowns decided years ago you can't win any debates on logic or facts. So you redefined "facts," and banned from your State Run Social media sites anyone that disagrees. True liberals would oppose such censorship nor care that the person they hired isn't a far left loon and *gasp* might just be someone that hunts and has a "Let's Go Brandon" shirt. But you aren't true liberals. You're fascists.

So then they'll keep making new ones for all the new variants millions of idiots are ridiculously obsessed with and tracking, initiate permanent protocols in between, rinse repeat. I know it pains them. And I said from April 2020 there is nothing I'd rather be more wrong about then pretty much everything we warned people would happen. And I'm sure if I was wrong say by June of 2020 or January of 2021 or August of 2021, I'm sure the political dunking wouldn't stop but I wouldn't care a lick because this hell would be over.....I've been beyond patient in this stupidity. So now.....yea I pretty much want to hear every single one of these lunatics say "we were wrong."

Ok low info. I'll let your own Commie friends tell you: Sportswriting Has Become a Liberal Profession — Here’s How It Happened Donald Trump’s election was merely an accelerant for a change that was already sweeping across sports journalism In 2017, it’d be hard to find a communist covering the Grapefruit League. But it’s easy to find a sportswriter who is infused with Rodney’s passion, his crusading spirit. Today, sportswriting is basically a liberal profession, practiced by liberals who enforce an unapologetically liberal code. As Frank Deford, who joined Sports Illustrated in the ’60s, told me, "You compare that era to this era, no question we are much more liberal than we ever were before." In the age of liberal sportswriting, the writers are now far more liberal than the readers. "Absolutely I think we’re to the left of most sports fans," said Craig Calcaterra, who writes for HardballTalk. "It’s folly for any of us to think we’re speaking for the common fan." There was a time when filling your column with liberal ideas on race, class, gender, and labor policy got you dubbed a "sociologist." These days, such views are more likely to get you a job. https://www.theringer.com/2017/2/16/16042460/how-sportswriting-became-a-liberal-profession-dc7123a5caba Have a nice day.

Hey its 2020 again!! Pfizer CEO says omicron vaccine will be ready in March Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on Monday said a vaccine that targets the omicron variant of Covid will be ready in March, and the company's already begun manufacturing the doses. "This vaccine will be ready in March," Bourla told CNBC's "Squawk Box." "We [are] already starting manufacturing some of these quantities at risk." Bourla said the vaccine will also target the other variants that are circulating. He said it is still not clear whether or not an omicron vaccine is needed or how it would be used, but Pfizer will have some doses ready since some countries want it ready as soon as possible. "The hope is that we will achieve something that will have way, way better protection particularly against infections, because the protection against the hospitalizations and the severe disease — it is reasonable right now, with the current vaccines as long as you are having let's say the third dose," Bourla said. Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel told CNBC earlier Monday the company is working on a booster for this fall that targets omicron and it will enter clinical trials soon. Bancel said demand is high from governments as they prepare regular vaccination against the virus. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/10/covid-vaccine-pfizer-ceo-says-omicron-vaccine-will-be-ready-in-march.html They've been planning that for years. But, whatever the CEO says.

This is insane - and omg the "some argue" Gtfo into the ash heap of history: Omicron is surging — and Democrats aren’t shutting things down this time BOSTON — Democrats have a message for Omicron-flooded America: get vaxxed and carry on. From New York to California, Democratic mayors and governors are fighting to keep schools and businesses open with an urgency they haven’t flexed before in the pandemic. In Chicago, where a teachers union dispute has shuttered the nation’s third-largest school system, Mayor Lori Lightfoot blasted educators for not reporting to their classrooms — and got the tacit support of the White House. “Enough is enough. We are standing firm,” Lightfoot told Chicago residents last week. In California, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti swear the Super Bowl will go on in L.A. even as Covid-19 cases surge. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has declared “the end of the medical emergency” and said unvaccinated people have themselves to blame if they get sick. Even President Joe Biden urged Americans not to cancel their holiday travel plans last month. Democrats went further than most Republicans in shutting down businesses, enforcing social distancing and requiring masks to tame the spread of the virus — and were initially rewarded politically for their caution. But as the nation trudges into a third pandemic year in the grips of another variant-fueled wave, blue state leaders faced with exhausted and frustrated voters have lost the stomach for strict shutdowns. Those early-pandemic tactics, some argue, hurt people financially and fostered a mental health crisis among siloed school kids. Instead of facing anger from Republican voters, Democrats must now contend with critics on the left who accuse their own party of selling out public health to keep the economy going. Labor unions representing teachers, health care workers and airline staff say governments aren’t providing enough tests and masks and that leaders should consider short-term closures until the Omicron surge ends. A year ago, most Democratic voters were ahead of where governors were, saying, ‘You’re not locking down enough,” Monmouth University Polling Institute director Patrick Murray said in an interview. “Many of those people are now saying it doesn’t matter at this point, and what we’re seeing is governors reacting to that and acknowledging the mood of their own base.” Unions also criticized the Biden administration for shortening isolation and quarantine guidelines, accusing the president of caring more about the economy than science. “We said we wanted to hear from medical professionals on the best guidance for quarantine, not from corporate America advocating for a shortened period due to staffing shortages,” Association of Flight Attendants President Sara Nelson said in a statement, adding that “we cannot allow pandemic fatigue to lead to decisions that extend the life of the pandemic or put policies on the backs of workers.” “You’re seeing a realistic acknowledgment of the frustration that people have with everything related to the pandemic,” former political director to the Democratic Governors Association Corey Platt said. “It’s less a messaging change than an understanding of where things are and being focused on safety and mitigating the pandemic when you’re hearing the exact opposite from other people.” Jared Leopold, who worked for Virginia state Sen. Jennifer McClellan during the Democratic gubernatorial primary, said Democrats now need to lay out what the next stage of the pandemic looks like in a country that increasingly wants to stay open. “It would be smart for people heading into the 2022 campaign to level with their constituents about the challenges that they face,” Leopold said. “but also provide a clear path forward.” https://www.politico.com/states/new-york/albany/story/2022/01/09/omicron-is-surging-and-democrats-arent-shutting-things-down-this-time-1404752 "Provide a clear path forward?" I thought the election of Xiden did that? Read all this mess and tell me this isn't and hasn't all been political theater. And how long did these idiots expect us to put up with this - it's year f...ing 3 of slowing spread or eradicating or overwhelming hospitals ---- but really to them its year 3 of hiding and living like cowards.

I'd feel like SB favorites if Tre wasn't hurt. It can be done but with the Chiefs and Titans/Bengals looming Josh is going to have to be Superman. Especially if we see those teams. He may need to be in all 3 games. One at a time.

Saturday 8:30 Official

I think tonight right after the game - probably before the final whistle if the game is out of reach.

The Raiders are terrible

Did we ever get an update on his recovery timeline? Or is it unknown?

We're going to have to have a discussion about how big a deal losing Andre Roberts was

I don't see much separation either.

10 targets 1 catch for Davis

He catches that in a dome

That's on coaching

That's a reflection of some bad game planning. Wtf

Singletary has 21 yards on 11 carries after the 40 yard run

Clearly not in the game plan

We haven't completed a pass - they aren't letting Josh run - that is clearly in the plan

Should have no problem covering Keenan Allen next week

Weather don't impact games yo

Not the zero points and like negative yards we've allowed so far? Does that count?

New England could still be the 6th seed Howard just went full "hold my d***" Omg

So if they tie are the Colts in?