Kansas Crimson

I’m torn bc I do think the premise behind the NCAA was correct…they just clown show oil baron’d it. Once they are done we all know what kind of organization takes its place—one that’s purely about sports and money. It will be what some predicted in this thread—pro sports for younger adults borrowin...

people have lost their goddamn minds https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jun/02/far-right-mobilizing-biden-presidency I’d say thanks for posting, but that isn’t ringing right. Anyway. Again, the fact that these loons have the time, money, and freedom of expression to say and do these t...

Overlander wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 8:54 am

KUTradition wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 8:23 am news reporting a slew of price cuts by retailers and food chains

it’s almost like they coulda afforded to offer these lower prices all along

Nope, Biden simply adjusted that giant “consumer prices” knob that we all know exists.

Sounds like ELECTION INTERFERENCE to me.

“Donald Trump is now a felon…His campaign chairman was a felon. So is his deputy campaign manager, his personal lawyer, his chief strategist, his national security adviser, his trade advisor, his foreign policy advisor…they’re all felons.”  That from Cowherd’s take? The whole thing was spot on.

…Commonly prohibited industries are banking, insurance, health care and real estate. Lawyers, teachers, psychologists and other professions that require a license are also off limits if you were convicted of a felony. Convictions on the federal and state level can be pardoned by the president or go...

Overlander wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 10:21 pm Seems like a stable genius to me

On the plus side, at least he finally found an election he DID win overwhelmingly. Unanimously, even.

The stuff upper lip bravado - the notion that somehow Trump gained more votes than he lost yesterday - is really something. A felony conviction removes you from consideration for getting most basic entry level positions. I watched restaurant managers throw any application that denoted a felony conv...

The Doubts Were Not Reasonable https://defector.com/the-doubts-were-not-reasonable Donald Trump committed crimes and a jury found him guilty. He was convicted on all counts Thursday, without much hesitation. "The only voice that matters is the voice of the jury," Manhattan District Attorn...

He is an adjudged sexual abuser.

He is an adjudged defamer.

He is an adjudged fraud.

He is a convicted felon, for election-related crimes.

He stands credibly accused of crimes against the Constitution and the national defense.

And he'll get 40% of the popular vote.

Hit a 10-legger French Open parlay yesterday. Go team. Haha that's wild My favorite thing to do - stepped-up parlays where you get a boost to 100% if you get to ten legs. Then I find in-scope heavy favorites, so I try to stack ten things that are all -400 or shorter. I think this is the fourth or f...

Hit a 10-legger French Open parlay yesterday. Go team.

God, what a load. Shot: Joe Biden should seek a pardon in Trump verdict and prevent disunity, martyrdom https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/article288898244.html#storylink=cpy Donald Trump has been destined to become the first president convicted of a felony since the day he came down the escalator a...

I don't think you're going to see big, flashy thinkpieces over it, but I think there will be a meaningful portion of his base that simply sits out (or logs protest votes). I think that portion will significantly outweigh any bump in R turnout.

The stuff upper lip bravado - the notion that somehow Trump gained more votes than he lost yesterday - is really something.

DeletedUser wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 4:33 pm Would someone else other than Trump running against Biden be a net gain for all of us? I think so.

Yes. And probably a net gain for the Rs, against Biden. Honestly, I wonder if there exists the apparatus for the parties to have a little "I will if you will" talk.

Supreme Court to the rescue? Overturning a jury verdict is a tall, tall task. What you're going to hear from the right is bad-faith, ignorant bleating over the notion that the jury was not required to be unanimous on which crime the business records were falsified to cover up. While this is somewha...

jhawks99 wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 4:08 pm 34 and 0
Guilty

And this was the weakest of the cases against Trump. Makes you angry at the thumbs on the scale in those other cases.

KUTradition wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 3:45 pm just announced on cbs

damn, fish…i hope you aren’t that quick in the bedroom

If you can't tell, there's a TV in my office lol.

Verdict.

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 1:58 pm hating the enemy doesn't make you a bigot.

Describing all of the hundreds of millions of people who live in the Middle East as "the enemy," though, does. Particularly when you would also be opposed to them having the ability to choose to live here instead of there.