Tiger337

I view it as a clear victory, but not a landslide. I do not think 50% to 48% is a land slide regardless of how many electoral votes were won. I do think it's fair for the next few years to favor the Republicans. That is why they have elections and the Republicans won this time. They still govern for the entire country though, so my hope is that there will not be radical moves which change the entire fabric of the country.

He may well be stopped again despite assumptions otherwise. For example, Congress wants to stay in power and while they will vote conservatively, they are aren't going to vote for something radical. He may get some resistance in other areas - military, law suits, federal reserve, etc.

I didn't think that she sounded much different than she usually does, but I am not concerned with how fast people speak. The right used to make fun off Obama's deliberate pauses in his speech even though he can talk circles around any of them.

Are you implying that he must have won in 2020 because he did better in every state in 2024? Using the same logic, one could just as easily suggest that he actually lost in 2024.

I can not find anything at all about Christian Quintz. Edman doesn't even have a spreadsheet with his name on it.

She looks and sounds ten times better than your president.

He uses the same barrell of popcorn from five years ago. He just tops it off with a new bag and some melted butter. By the time we reach the lower layers of old popcorn, nobody notices.

Someone here once accused you of being Lynn Henning in disguise.

I have never viewed the United States as a Christian nation. In fact, thinking of it as a Christian nation goes against everything I think the United States is histotically. The majority of Americans have always been Christian, but I see it as a nation where people can be free to be what they want to be. I think the notion that out laws should be based (directly) on Christianity is dangerous and un-American.

That was beautifuil.

Correct Edman on transactions and contracts at your peril.

A lot of pro-life is about controlling women and I don't care very much what men think about abortion. However, I do think there are people who are genuinely horrified by abortion. Many women are against it too. It's a complex issue.

Just show up anyway. Liston doen't remember who he invited.

I also think that someone who strikes out as much as Adames will not age well, so that being two years younger may not be an advantage. This is old data, but the charts from Hardball Times below show that K% rates increase rapidly from mid 20s onward and there is already little room for his k% to get any higher. Interestingly, BB% remains stable into a player's mid 30s. . https://tht.fangraphs.com/aging-curves-revisited-damn-strikeouts/

If he did win as a Democrat and then tried to steal the next election, Tigeraholic would have gone ape ****. I think that's the point Ben was making.

So, if Obama is too nice and honest to be Trump, what if we insert Bill Clinton into Ben's question instead?

I think he does it simply because he thinks it is humorous.

The criterion could be the ability to play a position other than corner outfield.

Reagan too.

I am finding that a lot of people join Bluesky, but they keep posting on Twitter. Bluesky doesn't seem to be very active so far.

This doesn't surprise me since most things that people buy do not have a cryptocurrency option. Until they do, people are not going to use it in large numbers. For me, it is just something that wealthy investors/gamblers are pushing which I view as a red flag.

Sure, it's good to know what others are thinking, but hearing Trump and Musk mock people and parrot conspiracy theories doesn't help me learn anything especially when I originally joined Twitter to get baseball news.

George Lombard!

Your question would have made more sense if you asked a Republican.

Yes, pitching has completely changed. You can't even compare then and now anymore.