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Taking it a step further, teams that paid "big money" for high school, college, players (around $7500-$10,000 in the late 50s and pre draft were required to keep the player on the big league roster. Teams also claimed territorial rights to players leading up to the draft. Basically it was the Wild West

Pretty much. That's what it was before the draft. Grama Google says the draft started in 1965. Rick Monday was taken by the Kansas City A's

Isaiah 58:1–12 Read it, live it

So, Alito was in the room where it happened? It's time to set term limits on judges...or maybe just age limits

And folks kept complaining about Hunter... SHEESH

SOH needs to reread the Constitution...

February 3 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-3

That rug really tied the room together

And he continues......IMO Ms Noem should be treated like one of her unruly dogs

The bar is indecently low with these folks...

Sharing this. JV Last, https://www.thebulwark.com/p/should-liberals-start-arming-themselves Should Liberals start arming themselves? https://www.thebulwark.com/p/should-liberals-start-arming-themselves This is this first part showing a bit of history. 1) Clive Bundy vs Bureau of Land Management 2) Michigan 2020 Protesters with guns inside the State Capitol. Key takeaways leading up to what is currently happening with ICE, an armed force...

He may be a pia, but at this point I'll take it. Both him and Massey

They'd have to pay me a ton of money to watch this. Meanwhile I'll skip the real halftime sho for free

Falls under laws for thee but not for me category..

So Putin is in the still unreleased Epstein Files????

Lovell, a teacher at Boston’s South Grammar School, was imprisoned by the redcoats for spying after the Battle of Bunker Hill. Washington, under instructions from the Continental Congress, proposed exchanging him for Philip Skene, a royal official of upstate New York and Vermont. “I fully intended to have given” Lovell his “Liberty,” Howe writes, but now that “cannot take Place.” Lovell will be taken with the British when they withdraw from New England in March.

No argument. It sure beats standing in line and running the gauntlet of "supporters" outside the polls.

One more. The genus of Christopher Guest, with an under rated classic of A Mighty Wind, The paring of Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara...

If our Disruptor In Chief really wanted fair elections, he would suggest (not demand on his private social media) something like this. 1) Hand marked paper ballots. Standardized paper as to size and format. 2) Optical scanning of all ballots 3) Ballots counted when they are returned, results withheld until after election day. This includes both mail in and hand delivered early voting. 4) No pure electronic voting. 5) Standardized Audits, triggered automatically if the percentage of the vote is within certain perimeters (say 1-3%). The audits performed by independent parties (this maybe a stretch). All audit results must be transparent. No pure electronic voting. There must be a paper trail Independent and secure methods to transport ballots if moved to a central location. Heavy fines for frivolous challenges, Just a few thoughts. I have no objections to early voting, or mail in ballots. There must be cutoff dates for mail in ballots, say postmarked 10 before election day. Walk-in early voting ends the Friday before election day. I would leave most of this for the states to decide since elections are still run by the states and not the Federal Goverment,