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Then he should have done something about it when he became President again. Just as bad as talking about hanging Democrats.

I actually think A and B are intertwined. And I'll add that the young men feel like they got sold a bill of goods. I'm not sympathetic on the vax issue. We agree to disagree. The SCOTUS case from about 100 years ago solves that problem. The interests of the group prevail in a situation like that, and it is what it is. Take it, or don't take it, but deal with the consequences (like a private employer telling you not to come back). Finally, on the crime issue, don't forget Memphis and Miami. Even Nashville and St. Louis. It's not a simple as "red state/blue state." So who is it that let him stay and did not kick him out? There you go.

Quiet, piggy. You should focus on finding some friends or family who actually like you in spite of your miserable personality to share the day with. Or just ponder your orifice of choice. Your choice.

COVID was a mess all the way around. The shutdowns in the very beginning made sense. The nursing home placement in NYS did not. It was stupid then, and stupid now. But you know what else didn't make sense? The bonehead in the White House talking about squirting body organs with Lysol, HCQ, undermining science, and suggesting that people wear surgical masks before the vax was released. We could have been done with that a lot faster, and maybe avoided later shutdowns, if we just took the friggin thing seriously from the start. I hold Cuomo responsible for the nursing home mess in NYS, and I hold Trump responsible for a lot of the divide that ensued. Lots of bad leadership all the way around. Hoax.

It's all performative outrage. By the time anyone figures out what actually happened here--there's a report that the Trump administration approved the stay of the alleged shooter--we're past it and on to the next point of outrage. Of course this is terrible, and heartbreaking, and unnecessary. But it probably speaks more to mental illness, perhaps to red flag laws, and to a culture of war than it does a broader problem with "violent criminal" aliens. You know what's also heartbreaking and sad today to me today? Mike Leavitt asking the mother of his young child to self deport. Awful all the way around. He wasn't asking her to leave when he was banging her, and when things were good in the relationship. But now? It's a convenient way to get sole custody. How sad.

Quiet, piggy.

We’ll see. I don’t think Josh is running it back with a McD OC other than Daboll/Davis Webb after this nonsense this year.

I agree with this. He’s the angle nobody talks about: We have to make it fun for our QB who is rich beyond his wildest dreams to drag his Oscar-caliber wife away from her career and SoCal weather for six months a year to play on this football team. This ***** this year is decidedly not fun. So the question becomes what makes it fun, and who blends fun with competence? The answer smacking everyone in the face is Brian Daboll. No matter how this year shakes out Brady is cooked. So then we get into who replaces him, which leads, in my view, inevitably to Josh asking for Daboll. I suppose Daboll could get another head job-but that’s doubtful for this cycle, and that brings Davis Webb into the mix. in any event, turning back to Daboll, then the question is does McD take him back. And then we get into this tug of war where it very well could be that Josh says I’m getting Daboll, McD resists and, short of a Super Bowl appearance, that resistance leads to a parting of ways in which Daboll is the head coach of the Bills in 2026.

You’re wrong. They are like family.

He’s gonna blame Beane, Brady, and s/c. Book it.

Yeah I’d actually consider dressing Coleman instead of Samuel so that Samuel doesn’t get hurt and screw us up for next year. And this is from a guy who would have had Coleman out of here “yesterday.”

Might be true. But Diggs was also acting like a bozo at the time.

Both.

Yeah really. Him and Tre can trade tips on minding a stegosaurus.

Chicken/egg, I think. I agree with you that he looks like a pro. Smooth, caches the ball well. He’s got the look. There’s just no chemistry, and we’re stuck with him next year.