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I too believe this to be a problem exacerbated by our "leaders" (politicians). Except I put the blame elsewhere. Cheap labor is what it's all about. We know the industries that benefit from this. Construction, landscaping, restaurants, farming, and hotels for example. There are others of course. They have lobbyists and buy up some politicians to sit on their hands while all this goes on. It's not a coincidence that the only guy really talking this up and actually has a plan is the guy that doesn't take big money from lobbyists. The rest of 'em just want to feed it lip service and do nothing so as to keep the money rolling in. I'm not necessarily a Trump guy, but he at least has a plan. No one else likes it, but they don't have a plan of their own.

When I was on the drumline for the Seahawks in 2005, we met up at the stadium to get on buses to the airport to fly to Detroit for SB XL. We had a police escort and we were still in Seattle.

The head of the same organization that covered up/continues to cover up child abuse by it's employees?

A shining city on a hill?

If this were to happen, I'd vote for Trump out of spite.

Well, that AND he can throw a football.

Exactly Doc. A vote for Hillary is a vote for more middle East wars. She voted for Iraq and was a big supporter of the Libya thing. She absolutely learns nothing from history. I think a lot of y'all would like that about her.

As long as McCoy's crew has a DFG (Designated Fall Guy), we're good.

Part of making the right decision today should be a knowledge of how things went down in the past so as not to make the same mistake again instead of BSing about Bush keeping us safe (except 9/11 of course). Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.

Trump and Code Pink are both right. Code Pink took Senotor Clinton to task on her Iraq vote at the time too. It's about time a "Republican" set the record straight on the Iraq doozy of a mistake.

She should just hope that dog doesn't start following her around. At least it won't be a cat. Whatever happened to Sox?

Did Peyton pull a Dilfer? Oswieler looks like he has Rob Johnson written all over him.

I would absolutely consider a suspension as "going down." But he's still cool with the Bills because Rex loves sucker punchers.

sounds like McCoy is going down. the good news is, Rex likes sucker punchers.

OJ proved the system works. A rich black man can get off just like a rich white man.

And he's really rich.

OL, S, RB With McCoy's situation, we need to protect ourselves at RB in case of suspension or future dumbass episodes. If a really good one is there in round 2, go for it. This is if we haven't signed anyone else yet. Then if Vernon Adams Jr is there in 5, pull the trigger. DLine is not as dire. We do have Jarius "Win" Winning returning.

Bills. Defense improves. Offense improves. 2016 is gonna be OUR year. Go BILLS !!!

This was my thought initially. Surely McCoy has followed Chris Carter's advice and had one of the guys in his crew as the designated fall guy.

Perhaps they were working undercover. Would explain why they'd need that receipt for champagne, so they could expense it, Now McCoy has blown their cover which will only exacerbate the situation.

I liked this quote. Guilt by association?

My brother gave me this CD about 15 years ago. It's awesome. I think my favorite is The Pony Soldiers. My favorite poem: Hopes and dreams That are high in September. Will wilt and die In the chill of November. We've sure felt that a few times. Sam Spense was one heck of a composer.

Might help too if you're Not fighting against cops.

I doubt he gets cut, but I'll play along. I voted: "Sign a premium FA RB (i.e. Lamar Miller,Matt Forte,Chris Ivory, Alfred Morris)". But I think we need to do that regardless.

Keep voting for them and they'll keep serving up slop candidates because you vote for them. Vote Green or some other independent party. If enough people do, maybe they'll notice. Probably not, but you can't blame a guy for trying .