The Frankish Reich

Agree - everyone else is expensive and/or on the downside of his career.

Good Lord, our defense is awful. And how about zero pressure on Mills.

Someone said John Lynch last week. I laughed. And then I thought, hey, not so crazy ...

I don't know when he turned into a bigtiime hitter, but I'm glad he did.

Too fast! We put the ball right back into the legendary Davis Mills' hands.

I was about to say Ray Davis isn't fast enough for kick returns...

I actually like those high gloss red helmets.

That one always struck me as weird, since even a brand new lawyer would know better. But there's a whole host of other problems, some of which may warrant outright dismissal. And I think that's where we're headed.

Congratulations for making it. I think I mentioned before that I was a teaching assistant as a grad student a lifetime ago. The most involved/best students I had were in a night class with mostly "nontraditional students."

I thank the NFL gods for scheduling a crap game that I had no interest in, thereby allowing me to avoid this.

I don't know enough about this Connor Grubb thing to comment. I do know enough about Michael Brown to say that it was a tragedy, but I don't think the cop who shot him was guilty of any offense.

I take care of my similarly aged mother, but only for a few weeks at a time. My siblings help more than me. I do the George Costanza's father "serenity now!" thing several times a day. But every night I'm thankful that I have that time with her.

One word (well, technically two): J6. Four words: Peaceful Transition of Power. The sins of GWB (and even more, Cheney) are fairly commonplace in our country. The sins of Trump were not, and hopefully are not.

Notice the responses to my post. They are "responsive" in name only. Absolutely no one bothers to justify how the reproduction of Trump's signature by some mechanism (maybe an autopen!) is any different than Biden's use of the autopen. Actually the Trump situation is worse, since he disavows any knowledge of some of the high-profile subjects (CZ) that his machine nevertheless pardoned.

He's a good politician. I've watched him a bit over the last few months. He's young, dynamic, not afraid to say what he thinks. Getting over 50% in NYC was a significant achievement that reflects those skills. I'm thinking that Trump has a grudging admiration for someone who is this good at Trump's own game.

They are a strategic partner, but that's only because of where they're located and how much oil is under that sand. Other than that, they are a disgusting feudal society with almost no homegrown expertise in any field of endeavor whatsoever, living under an unchecked dictator who thinks he's a lot smarter than he really is.

And yet they have a big lead on the generic congressional ballot polling for 2026. Yes, they are fools. But there is a bigger fool.

It's not easy. I know. But it's worth it.

GW Bush just delivered a eulogy for Cheney. Coherent, well written (kudos to the speechwriter), well delivered. Obviously sharper 17 years after his presidency ended than all 3 of our 2024 presidential candidates. A sobering thought.

Who said it was impossible? Like there's never been a high-level meeting with the nominal Palestinian leadership before? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo_Accords

Y'all can have your clever, cutting, witty. But please: leave the edgy to the experts.

Come on, you know that situation is just slightly different ...

I was wondering that myself. He was our "doctor of Indian ancestry" if I remember correctly.

Talk about a break. Short week, backup QB, our defense should look kind of ... acceptable again!

Seth made a good point that's somehow been lost on the media, both mainstream and alt. Trump is now supporting a vote that will compel him to release Epstein files, something he ALREADY COULD DO. "Please force me to do it"