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Is it too much of a stretch to believe that: A) Rex and Doug did not see eye to eye B) Rex had lost the locker room C) Management wanted to rest Taylor to eliminate risk of injury and that Rex's contract stipulated that he has final say on who plays and since the Bills had decided to fire him, it was done a week early as Rex was unwilling to cave to management's wishes

I don't think that Lynn came across bad at all. Seems like a likable guy doing the best he can given the short notice. As far as the Taylor info went, it's clear that management wanted to sit him and Lynn's comment that it was our decision probably means that he agreed when presented with management's wishes.

...and what will John Kerry list as his accomplishments as SOS?

Try to keep that idea to yourself. Otherwise, that could catch on in some circles.

Trump is full of himself. If only Obama could have run for a 3rd term, he would have won so say he.

People who commit crimes are incarcerated at higher rates than others.

IMO you call a run on 3rd down there which gives you a decent chance to get the first down then or leaves you very short yardage on 4th down. By calling a pass you have a 40% chance of getting nothing. Rex must have decided by 3rd down that he would punt on 4th.

Yes and somehow people think that do-nothing senators are better choices. Tillerson by running a very large complex global business and apparently running it very well will probably send culture shock through the entire state department assuming he deploys the same good business practices there. I suspect that in time he'll be highly respected by most within the State dept.

Because the arguments that he's put forth to support his cause are full of holes and he's probably pissed off more people than he's rallied to his side.

Hopefully I am not infringing upon any intellectual property rights here. You really are a !@#$ing idiot.

Wealth distribution is a function of a competitive capitalist economy. Who cares if 2% of the people at the top get really rich? Good for them, they earned it. Most at the bottom deserve to be there based on a lifetime of lousy effort. As for education, parents and student are the largest problem. Better performing students and their parents often make a greater effort and get better results.

Don't be fooled by such petty distractions such as his hotels. We have big federal government problems. Debt/budgets/insolvent entitlements, illegal immigration, a flat economy/jobs and national security issues. Everything else is just a distraction. Trump was elected to address these issues. We'll see how it goes. As for him owning the Bills, He would have done fine as his ego would drive him to win and he would do what he thought was necessary to do so. He'd embarrass himself and Bills fans along the way and piss off other owners.

If only we could have re-elected Obama a few more times. The country would still have hope.

That is quite a revealing picture.

I suppose we should be happy that Jewish people can still be Doctors and lawyers if your 10 year prediction comes true. I'm just a tad skeptical though of your forecast.

The Bills have way more talent than the Browns and wouldn't you expect that the Bills will play their asses off Sunday? I think the Bills will win big but that won't matter all that much.

Not saying I gave Obama a chance, maybe for a month or so but he telegraphed how he would !@#$ up early. For sure though I'm enjoying watching the left melt down.

No I just think you should save your bitching for when actual decisions and actions take place. Obama if you may recall had something like a 70% approval rate just after he was sworn in. That's a very high number which means the population to a great extent gave him a chance. It wasn't until he started !@#$ing up that he dropped in the high 30's. Luckily his impending departure has caused a celebration of sorts which has helped his approval rating rebound to about 50%. Trump deserves the same chance.

No I'm saying that federal government efforts to prevent hacking should prioritize protecting actual government data. That doesn't mean ignoring enforcement of laws protecting private enterprises, but private enterprises are responsible for securing their own data. Prevention is what's lacking.

I agree the hacking should be investigated, especially the hacking of actual government email and other government data. This which is not being widely reported is where government officials should be investing the majority of the effort rather than personal yahoo/hotmail/gmail accounts or private enterprises such as the DNC.

Where the fascination with Cutler comes from I don't know. Let Cleveland have him.

Because the left is only interested in creating enduring issues to deflect the attention of voters away from debt and budgets, national security, a stagnant economy, health care costs and illegal immigration.

The upcoming spending you mention is merely speculation at this point. Obama was the biggest spender in history. The nice healthy economy you mention is a hallucination.