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Spring football news, notes and rumors
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SeattleBobcat
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Anyone else or is it just me that pictures Brick from anchorman everytime PR posts?
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Copper Griz
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kemajic said:
I guess if record debt and record trade deficits with China is "winning"?
casewinter13
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Copper Griz said:
Cherry picking isn't just a basketball term
The only thing Trump has won is as a replacement for Caligula in the history of goof ball rulers. But he is excellent at sucking in the stupidest members of society, stripping them of their wealth, their health care and their dignity.
Trump is building an ‘authoritarian state’ by filling the government with ‘sycophants’: Conservative professor
Tom Nichols, a conservative professor at the Naval War College in Rhode Island, has written a damning indictment of President Donald Trump’s reported decision to appoint unqualified political operatives such as Stephen Moore and Herman Cain to the Federal Reserve.
Writing in The Atlantic, Nichols argues that Moore and Cain represent something “far worse” than the typical kinds of hacks and cronies that presidents of both parties have traditionally appointed to government positions.
“Donald Trump’s administration, however, has transcended cronyism and declared a war on expertise, in which unbiased knowledge is itself somehow politically suspect if it does not accord with President Trump’s beliefs and assertions—and especially if it conflicts with his personal interests,” he writes. “In this administration, complicated issues are not problems to be solved or tasks to be administered for the public good, but threats to be hammered down by alert sycophants.”
The precedents for this kind of behavior, Nichols says, should be very troubling to any Americans who value democracy.
But, since his odious flock values only their right to be comfortable in their baseness, they thrive on being allowed out from under their rocks for a while, til we drive them back down again, very soon.
Trump is building an ‘authoritarian state’ by filling the government with ‘sycophants’: Conservative professor
Tom Nichols, a conservative professor at the Naval War College in Rhode Island, has written a damning indictment of President Donald Trump’s reported decision to appoint unqualified political operatives such as Stephen Moore and Herman Cain to the Federal Reserve.
Writing in The Atlantic, Nichols argues that Moore and Cain represent something “far worse” than the typical kinds of hacks and cronies that presidents of both parties have traditionally appointed to government positions.
“Donald Trump’s administration, however, has transcended cronyism and declared a war on expertise, in which unbiased knowledge is itself somehow politically suspect if it does not accord with President Trump’s beliefs and assertions—and especially if it conflicts with his personal interests,” he writes. “In this administration, complicated issues are not problems to be solved or tasks to be administered for the public good, but threats to be hammered down by alert sycophants.”
The precedents for this kind of behavior, Nichols says, should be very troubling to any Americans who value democracy.
But, since his odious flock values only their right to be comfortable in their baseness, they thrive on being allowed out from under their rocks for a while, til we drive them back down again, very soon.
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