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Posts posted by Gavin in Va Beach
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Fiscally Independent, Socially Independent. I don't like saying 'conservative' because 1) 'Conservatives' haven't conserved anything. 2) Progress isn't necessarily a bad thing. I attempt to be a pragmatist.
I do generally eschew anything pertaining to socialism/leftism/progressive-ism because I think it's a destructive ideology primarily based upon feelings. The saying 'The Road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions' should be engraved in huge letters in both chambers of Congress.
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13 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:
Witness intimidation? It's called doing the job our supposed 'free and unbiased press' is supposed to do.
A witness the Democrats call - The press rolls over and accepts everything they say at face value.
A witness the Republicans call - The press says something like 'well you have to remember back in 2003 it was reported this witness kicked a puppy and parked in a handicap parking spot illegally. How can we take anything they say seriously'.
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Stated suspension of 6 games, reduced to 4 on appeal.
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On 11/8/2019 at 2:21 PM, jrober38 said:
Bloomberg is the Dems best shot.
If he can win the nomination, he'll absolutely destroy Trump in a general election.
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14 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:
This is the "best" the democrats have for an "impeachment inquiry"? I have no idea how the "MSM" is gonna wrap this up as a win for the anti-Trump crowd. This is gonna take more than their usual brand of spinning. What a colossal *****-show.The Flipboard app on my phone, which is a news aggregator (and totally biased to the left, of course), just posted a headline from a frickin' Vanity Fair story submitted a little over an hour ago that says 'Key Trump Impeachment Defense is Blowing Up in Republicans' Faces'.
We are truly living in an Orwell novel.
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Good post, especially about Daboll. His playcalling is maddening sometimes.
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1 hour ago, B-Man said:
Warren: Middle-Class Taxes Won’t
Go Up ‘One Penny’ for $52
Trillion Health Care PlanBy David Ruiz
In a long-awaited plan released Friday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) pledged to not raise middle-class taxes to pay for her proposed single-payer health care system. After months of dodging questions about whether she would hike middle-class taxes to pay for Medicare for All, the 2020 candidate made a firm promise to voters about a $52 trillion system involving $20.5 trillion in new federal spending over the next 10 years. "We don't need to raise taxes on the middle class by one penny to finance Medicare for All," Warren wrote in a post detailing her proposal.
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"I'll take "Things said that are absolute bull#### for $400 Alex".
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1 hour ago, Buffalo_Gal said:
He JUST heard he was being investigated!? ROTFLMAO He can't help the lies that spew forth from his mouth. I swear it is a form of tourettes.
And why these people don't shut up and lay low is beyond me. They all have attorneys (who should be) telling them "STFU!!" They really should listen.
Because since Nixon the left and/or the swamp have grown accustomed to the media helping them 1) craft a narrative that deflects criticism from them, 2) intimidate those who would dare accuse them of any criminal malfeasance, and 3) engage in back channel blackmail to encourage certain power players to hush things up lest the media turn up the spotlight on them. For the media to succeed in this they need to occasionally run out some high ranking swamp creatures to bolster the claims and give the appearance of legitimacy. Time will tell if it works yet again.
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2 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:
I think my daughter was 9 before I even left her at home alone for a 5 minute trip to the store. She wasn't immature and I wasn't a helicopter parent. There's no way a child anywhere near that young should be allowed to alter their life in such a way. Maybe mommy should try to get pregnant again and have a girl (or adopt one) instead of fvcking this kid's life up if she wants a daughter that badly.
It's not about the kid, it's about her. These parents pushing their kids to transition are clearly Munchausen syndrome by proxy candidates.
Absolutely disgusting.
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9 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:
Apparently much more to this...
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Anyone else thinking of Frau Blucher and Young Frankenstein watching the game, every time they make their horsey noise over the PA?
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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:
Well said.
The only thing said on the debate stage last night which I agreed fully with was Yang's statement that, should Trump lose in 2020, the country will be even more polarized and dangerous than it is at present. Same if (when) Trump wins.
The only thing that will bring an end to that threat is a restoration of faith in our institutions and equal justice. That requires real indictments and convictions with unassailable evidence to make their cases stick. While I believe (and have seen at least some) the DOJ has this evidence already and are working towards that end, the reality is that bringing those cases in the first place will exacerbate the danger.
In other words, it's going to get rockier before it gets better imo. While there's still a few escape hatches available that would allow us to avoid the violence, the longer Trump and company drag their feet on making those cases against the coup plotters, the less likely that becomes imo.
If we're still waiting come January -- then we're in for a much bigger kerfuffle than they originally were planning on.
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Damn, still no Monkees.
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10 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:
Wow the ###### balls on this guy.
Dollars to donuts CNN/Cooper let Biden know this question was coming. That response sounded rehearsed.
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6 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:
Hmm... coming from Forbes too...
Starting to wonder if this impeachment farce isn't actually about taking down Trump as it is setting up a deal to make things go away.
Pelosi "Now Don, you know we are just kidding around with all this impeachment brouhaha, but the fact remains your guy Barr is making a lot of people in my party really nervous. If you could just make him bury what he's found and smooth this all over, we'll call off the "impeachment query" , not try to rig anything by having illegals and the dead vote, and let you thump our candidate in the election. How's that sound?"
Trump "Know that job you have, being Speaker of the House? You're fired."
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Did a quick search and didn't see this discussed but my apologies if it has been. Was on the Bills site checking out the schedule and for the Week 16 game at New England the time of the game says 'TBD'. Looking at the NFL.com site, Week 16 has the Bills/Pats, Rams/49ers, and Texans/Bucs all listed as TBD. The Sunday night game that week is Chiefs/Bears.
Seems like our game is in the running to go to Sunday night.
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Just now, row_33 said:
it's not open season to hold or chop-block or spear on players on the field just because they aren't directly in the play
you can't add another layer of interpretation to officiating as to whether the foul had no bearing on the outcome of the play
I'm not saying ignore egregious penalties, especially those that could injure a player, but common sense should factor into refereeing as to when a minor penalty should be called, and there should definitely be more of an effort made to get penalties right when they make a major impact on the outcome of a game, like a phantom hands to the face penalty that helps the other team convert on 3rd and long.
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Whether it's gotten worse overall is hard to say, but I think it's undeniable that it's starting to turn fans off from watching the game when they see a nice play negated because the refs flagged someone for a ticky-tack hold that was on the other side of the field and had nothing to do with the success of the play. When the biggest penalty beneficiary in the whole NFL in Brady tweets that he's turning off the TV because there are too many penalties, you know a tipping point might be coming.
It's been easy to say that attendance has gone down the last few years because of anthem kneeling or TV technology makes it more enticing to just stay home, but can we rule out a segment of the football fandom might be getting tired of referees impacting a game and losing faith in the sport's integrity? I've seen quite a few replies in this thread saying the NFL product, which is an entertainment product at it's core and thus desirous of compelling story lines to sell their games, might be getting nudged toward them (aka "fixed") via refereeing and while I hate to give that view legitimacy, it's hard to totally dismiss as well.
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Purely anecdotal, but was working from home yesterday and I received 5 freakin' auto-dial calls from "Central Research" asking if they could conduct an opinion poll. Waited for a live person and told them to add us to their 'Do Not Call' list then hung up. I have a sneaking suspicion that they aren't adding my number to the list, rat bastards.
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4 minutes ago, TakeYouToTasker said:
They were purchased by Disney.
That was the entertainment branch, not the news.
Fox is heading leftward because Murdoch's son or sons have taken more control (or possibly total control?), they are reported to be more liberal than their old man, and one of them is a Never-Trumper.
The Sham Impeachment Inquiry & Whistleblower Saga: A Race to Get Ahead of the OIG
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I keep hearing/reading that history will not be kind to the Dems for this impeachment farce, but I'm not so sure. Our education institutions have been overtaken by the left for over a generation now. I can't remember the last time I saw a "historian" that wasn't recording events from a liberal perspective. Sure some commentators/writers from the right/conservative perspective generate some books to highlight events (and usually sell pretty well) but will their analysis survive the next generation to become part of the historical record? I'm not so sure. And part of me thinks that's why Democrats continue to push some of the stupidest legislation and investigations, because they know "their side" will record their bravery in doing so.