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Re: The legacy of Jake Browning
Eason starting 4 years under Petersen is better than Browning rather easily
RaceBannon
Re: Hegseth bringing the heat: Part 3
I loved I just sent a youth soccer team to gitmo
RaceBannon
Re: The legacy of Jake Browning
Browning's legacy has actually been strengthened since he left Seattle.
- Eason being extremely mid helped show Browning was better than we thought
- Him making a career as a backup and looking good when filling in for Burrow a couple years ago
- Going back to #1 it's pretty clear Biderman's offense was shit for QBs unless they were at Boise where they were way more talented than everyone they played across the board and then had to get up for 1-2 games a year
WoolleyDoog
Carver Willis is another example
Setting aside the fact that I'm glad Willis is a Husky… He's another example of what has turned sour with college football. Kansas State recruited and developed him… and then when they're set to reap the best benefits of his senior season, he portals out for a bigger bag and ends up at Washington. There's something so wrong about this whole thing.
The only way college football can possibly be saved at all is to have a collective bargaining agreement where when you sign your LOI, it is automatically for three years. You can portal once, but if you transfer early or a second time, you MUST sit out a year.
This is the only way I can see to preserve school spirit, continuity and tradition. It might be too late as it is.
DerekJohnson
Re: ADAM CAROLLA WAS RIGHT: 75 Days After Wildfires, 4 Building Permits Issued in the Palisades
Illegals on the voter rolls.
Why do you think Newsom keeps giving them benefits?
UW_Doog_Bot
Re: ADAM CAROLLA WAS RIGHT: 75 Days After Wildfires, 4 Building Permits Issued in the Palisades
Always remember, those who vote democrat are not led by intelligence. They vote by emotion. The young white college educated women who vote for this shit are the product of our education system and clearly not very bright. Again, they are the result of a horrible education system. Those in the government unions can be counted the same as those on welfare. They both live off the backs of the private sector taxpayer and they are never going to vote against FREE. California is bankrupt because of the public sector unions.
The state is full of the aforementioned. That is why the state is a disaster and why idiots like newsom and bass can continue to lie and abuse their brain dead fellow Californians. The rat voters just aren't that bright.
Bendintheriver
Re: Hegseth Bringing The Heat Part 2
I view most things in a plus/minus calculation when making decisions, even when faced with only two choices.
My point on the Left, and the TugTards here, is that nuance is completely lost on them. I recall fighting with fellow Trump supporters about Trump banning bump stocks. I was against it even though I voted for Trump. I feel today’s Democrats in general, and yes, Trump’s very ardent supporters, tend to not see faults or allow discussions on differing opinions.
One plus of Trump is that we GOP voters didn’t like where party leadership was at in 2016, which brought Trump who strengthened the foundation, rebuilt a base, and showed more interest in helping US citizens than filling the pockets of Lockheed Martin and Blackrock .
8 years later, the Cheneys are waddling around a stage in Michigan with the Democrats candidate for President and have no political home or power nationally anymore. The Bushes are completely done as a political dynasty. They are on the outside of the same party they dominated for 30 years.
It’s an amazing transition for a political party to experience this much foundational change in modern times, and it all is because of Trump being someone who isn’t beholden to more powerful interests.
It was a party break because many of us don’t view the good/bad and tend to live in the gray to make decisions on a plus/minus scale.
EverettChris
Re: Hegseth Bringing The Heat Part 2
Binary thinking might be your only alternative and isn't necessarily a bad thing if you are looking at the facts on the ground. In 2016 I didn't vote for Trump because I didn't trust him. I didn't vote for PIPS either. After four years of Trump, I enthusiastically voted for him in 2020 against the dementia patient. Trump had a great track record given everything the MSM and dems threw at him including the covid scam. When you voted in 2024 you can have either the dems open border record or Trump's record including his promise to close the border on day one. That promise included deportations. A binary choice. It was either or, not some magic compromise that you dreamed up as a solution. Tug leftards voted for open borders as the superior moral choice. Same with all the other Throbber's five checked boxes. But most of the left are moral and intellectual cowards and refuse to openly discuss their actual policy solutions. They are left with dems good, Trump is Hitler as their fall back rationale. Facts be damned.
WestlinnDuck