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Let's not forget about nuking hurricanes.

Too late for that.

save the jackasses

Nice value on Shenault. 

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/495922-progressive-group-to-endorse-biden-hes-abraham-lincoln-compared-to-donald

I'm not saying you're wrong, but I'd like to add Blount to the list. He didn't get many chances, but when he was given the ball, he was effective.

He took the moral high ground on the impeachment vote, which earns him some credit in my book. I assume he's got plenty of baggage, though.

This is all a bit of a stretch. Biden is not a great candidate but he's not looking to become a king as you imply with that last line. As for third parties, when was the last time someone actually fit to be president ran? I can't think of anyone after Ross Perot. I voted Gary in 2016, but that...

No, of course not. Romney hasn't quit yet.

This binary thinking is a problem. It's like saying petty theft is the same as premeditated murder because they're both crimes. One party is committing worse crimes against democracy than the other. One party has at least SOME people with good intentions working for it. Your false equivalencies...

I don't subscribe to DLF so I can't comment on that article in particular, but in Arians' defense, while he was in PIT, they were winning by playing defense and playing it safe on offense. So Arians the OC didn't have the pass attempts to produce a QB1. That's not to say I am confident he's not...

The important thing is they will not be like Kavanaugh. I'm not defending any of the items you mentioned, but you've got to take a step back and try to put a weight to it. Nobody is saying the Democrats have been perfect. But you're fooling yourself with these false equivalencies/whataboutism...

Do you want another conservative hack on the supreme court? Because that's how you get another conservative hack on the supreme court. Biden is unlikely to accomplish anything meaningful, but he won't brazenly break laws/commit impeachable offenses while making us the laughing stock of the...

hyperbole

Brady's arm is not nearly as strong as Carson Palmer's. The Arians-Brady combo seems exceedingly odd to me. I'm very curious to see how it pans out, but I'll be watching from the sidelines.

Preaching to the choir, brother. But just for some more information, I looked a little bit up. It sounds like the limit is $50k, so I don't think people taking out six figure loans to go to private colleges would be out of the woods at all: From this article.

For sure - vote for who you want to in the primaries. I'm not keen on anyone in particular, but I like Warren's stance on lobbying and campaign finance reform and I feel like she's more likely than the rest to attempt to balance the budget... although some of her plans are pretty costly, but...

I have a strong desire to vote for anyone who isn't: a draft dodger someone who has bankrupted six businesses someone who has been accused of sexual assault by over twenty women someone who speaks at a 4th grade level successfully impeached for abuse of power successfully...

I'm not a fan of cancelling student debt and I'm not even THAT well versed on it, but I'll tell you what I can. No, people without debt get nothing, but in the end I'm betting our taxes end up helping to pay that bill. Not all people with debt get it cancelled. I think there's something...

Hah, it's all good. I don't really see the stock market as a partisan thing, although when nothing else is going right, we do get a lot of "bUt TeH StoNk mARkeT!1!" lines as if that justifies corruption and outright campaign lies ("I'll fix the deficit quickly"). I would've settled for lower...