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Networks can, but blatant partisan bias is in the scope of the FCC and was not how these networks were intended to be used. Cable, podcasts etc., obviously a different story.

Every Nightly News Program: Motive Unknown

Anti-ICE communist fails so hard that they kill detainees.

The only issue I have is that he’s basically on the air, like Colbert was, as an in-kind contribution to the Democrat Party on airwaves that are supposed to have equal airtime for both sides. Thats clearly been warped to become networks that, 90% of the time, support and platform the DNC .. even in the face of profit as these late night shows lose money and have next to zero viewership. Republicans pressuring affiliates to go on the offensive was working … and then Trump clumsily jumps in and makes Kimmel a folk hero to the left.

Trump is determined to self own on this if he keeps it up. Sometimes he does stuff and it works out in the end and I eat my words, but this is just annoying - as a conservative who cannot stand Jimmy - to watch him continue to go down this road with Kimmel.

Most of the country, by a large margin, agrees with the political right on immigration. Yet you have the left unmasking ICE, protesting at ICE facilities.. now multiple attacks on ICE facilities. Driven by far left views out of the mainstream of America and flamed by over the top rhetoric by Democrat leaders. It’s not “populism” to do what Americans voted for and clean up an abhorrent mess that Americans were in disbelief watching under the prior administration. Charlie Kirk was not reckless in his populism. He was a moderately conservative Christian who focused on realigning young men to find faith and meaning in Jesus and family. Yet he was shot and killed by someone sympathetic to transgender ideology. This is not our problem because you want to shift blame from the radicalization of the left to an amorphous ideology as the trigger.

No, that’s basically what you’re saying .. it’s repeated alot by leftists. Deflecting blame for rising leftist violence by blaming the political environment we’re in with Trump .. so when this continues under a President JD Vance or Marco Rubio, you’ll just continue the refrain but for a different leader. It’s not uniquely Trump. It’s uniquely the radicalization and growing presence of the violent far left.

“It’s actually your fault that we’re shooting you”

Its getting so bad that even The Atlantic felt the need to write an article about it.

I legitimately don’t even know what the Democrat position for the economy, immigration, crime etc is. They're running a socialist for Mayor of NYC and another socialist (AOC) is mulling a run for President. Immigration? Block ICE from law enforcement, put them in harms way by removing their masks and open the borders? Crime? Police arrested the man who shot up an ABC affiliate in California over Jimmy Kimmel being suspended. Then released him on bail the next day. So.. I don’t feel much more needs to be said. Also.. Harold Ford, a Democrat on Fox makes a routine point that for as long as Dems continue to tell us men can be women and play in women’s sports and use women’s locker rooms, the American public won’t trust them on kitchen table issues because they think they’re not a serious party.

I absolutely NEED to see this on Sunday.

Bone bruise, foot, ankle etc etc .. it’s always something with him. You’re either healthy enough to play or not.. and if you’re playing, and making 20M a year, you should show up on the screen. Guys play through injuries all the time. It’s the NFL. If a guy needs to be 100% to be the player you need him to be, you shouldn’t pay him. Im not giving up on him, but it’s time for him to make his presence felt beyond the need to rewatch games and chart pressures because he rarely ever gets to the QB.

Hope to see a lesser workload for Cook and Bosa. Seems like their snap counts are way too high through 3 weeks. Maybe Cook has conditioned himself to handle it, but we want him fresh for the playoffs & the Bosa snap count in the Miami game is absurd. Hoecht coming back will obviously help that, but I’d like to see Landon Jackson get a jersey over Solomon and for Sanders/Walker to start having it slow down for them now that they have a few games under their belt. As for the passing game.. I just want to see some wins by our outside receivers in structure. Coleman/Palmer went off when Allen had to go sicko mode in the Baltimore game, but we need to know they can win outside in one on ones. That doesn’t necessarily mean deep shots… simple 8-12 yard routes where the move the chains would make me feel a lot better about this offense when we get to big games and big moments.

The amount of “I don’t care if people have a point” if that’s our path to the Super Bowl is indescribable. Chiefs path, more often than not, is a tomato can and a half injured McDermott Defense.

If Democrats want to know why they’re losing the middle, it’s because .. as an example .. many in the middle saw yesterday’s Memorial Service, watched Erika Kirk’s speech, and were moved. Only to see leftists calling it a Nazi rally and attacking the widow. This, of course, is just an example .. amongst numerous others .. where the middle of the country keeps getting utterly grossed out by a growing segment of the far left.

Marco Rubio has pretty much shot to the top of my leader board for hopeful next President.

Turning Point put the entire event together. Planned, produced and paid for.

?? Not sure what you want me to say to this. No, he hasn’t.

Trump gives the Dems openings and the party in power usually loses in the midterms, but Republicans are still dominating Democrats on the top issues.

The Saquon stuff I actually do think is a lame attack on Schoen/Giants Management. Daniel Jones is another story. Daboll was hired because of his work with Josh Allen… or perhaps (perceived work).. and then Jones lights it up under Steichen?

Agreed. I can appreciate some elements of Trump, but tbh.. I watched a lot of the Memorial and Rubio, Vance & Erika Kirk were incredible .. and then Trump came out and I just lost interest. He seemed almost out of place.. and it was very clear we were seeing the vision for the right after he leaves office.

Yes, but when every member of the cabinet is proclaiming Jesus and the entire ethos of the right for millennials and Gen Z is to reject the world and embrace Jesus, family, having children.. Yesterday was the beginning of the new right, post-Trump. He was almost a sidenote yesterday. Overshadowed by the movement. And that movement is a rejection of the world and an embrace of God and purpose. So, while not explicitly political, it was the birth of the post-Trump right - driven by a new generation of leaders.