JediKnight

Chris Jones, Suggs, Frank Clark, and Passagnio may have something to say about that running the ball issue! And let's not forget the Chiefs have some pretty decent Special Teams players to compliment that offense!

Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas

[quote=Pariahjf]My logic says if SF runs the ball, Mahomes won't be on the field that long.


SF will be running the ball, thay have to......Mahomes will eat them alive if they dont, keep away will be the plan....but i don't think SF defense can hold him past the half..
Either way....NE is not there, makes it a good game already

DogLover99

Your problem is that you can't sell any of your B/S to the American people. They aren't buying it.
I think a good example is the 175,000 request for tickets to Trump's campaign rally in the Very Blue state of New Jersey. There were only 7,700 seats available. People started camping out, in poor weather, 2 days before the event to guarantee getting a good seat. The event was in the off season. Most of the town was closed for the season. Many of the closed businesses had to re-open to accommodate the huge crowds. 26% of the people that got in were Democrats!!! Your right, this impeachment joke is working, for Trump!

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

Kansas is favored. Every time I go with the favorite, I lose. So, SF will win.

Sonny Magoo Loc: Where pot pie is boiled in a kettle

Thanks for the compliments

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Oh believe me, AFO, if it is decided to have further witnesses, Joe and H****r B***n will be at the top of the list, for sure. And there will be no "trades" for who is brought forth to testify and who isn't. We don't make those kinds of deals. And if it happens, Joe and his son will be shredded to pieces. ANY hope Joe has of becoming president will disappear. Hell, he'll probably stroke out of suffer a heart attack if he's brought in to testify. So we might just begin with both his and H****r's financial records as well as phone records. In the mean time we will call Adam Schiff, the Vindman boys and the whistleblower. It will be such a fight, you have no idea. The democratic cover up of the Biden corruption in Ukraine will become apparent for all to see. And just think, what if Durham shows up in the mean time??

Of course you'll see all sorts of show boating by the democrats. They will come up with new whistle blowers/new witness claims/more "books" by people who used to work in the White House.

So, in the mean time, try to tell us how Biden getting Ukraine to fire Shokin, the Ukraine prosecutor investigating the company laundering money to the Biden's, illegally, doesn't look pretty telling?? How does it not look like a corrupt purpose is a foot?? What will they find out about Biden that Biden wanted to hide by getting the investigation stopped by having Shokin fired????

Biden corruption has to be looked into else there will be no conclusion to this in our life times. Of course the same can be said about Schiff/Vindman's/the whistleblower testifying as well.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

CNN’s Contempt Serves Up A Lemon

Posted Wednesday, January 29, 2020 | By Outside Contributor

“A house divided against itself cannot stand.” Those were the words Abraham Lincoln used in 1858 when opening a speech about s***ery in the states — the most d******e issue of that time. Those words were not Lincoln’s own, of course. They were borrowed from Jesus, whom all three synoptic gospels record saying the phrase. It’s a t***h that’s older than the nations, and it’s no less true in 2020 than it was in 1858 or two thousand years ago. Division was there then, and division is here now, and nothing drives division more than contempt.

P**********l campaigns of recent years have showcased contempt with great fanfare. In 2008, Barack Obama derisively talked about working-class people who were bitter and clung to guns or religion. In 2012, it was Mitt Romney’s infamous, not-meant-for-release, “47 percent” comments that came off as contemptuous of half of the American people. In 2016, it was Hillary Clinton’s very public remarks following Donald Trump’s speech at the Values V**er Summit about how half of his supporters could be put into a “basket of deplorables.”

Steve Krakauer
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@SteveKrak
The arrogance, the dismissiveness, the smug cackling, the accents.

If Donald Trump wins re-e******n this year, I’ll remember this brief CNN segment late one Saturday night in January as the perfect encapsulation for why it happened.

Now it appears that already in January, 2020 has reached its high water mark for contempt. It could be seen with absolute clarity on CNN recently, when host Don Lemon, in a discussion with anti-Trump strategist Rick Wilson and CNN contributor Wajahat Ali began laughing at, mocking, and belittling those whom they apparently see as the most ignorant people in America: Trump v**ers.

Rick Wilson joked that the president’s administration is, “…defined by ignorance of the world. That’s partly him playing to their base, and playing to their audience — the credulous boomer-rube demo that backs Donald Trump — that wants to think that Donald Trump’s the smart one and y’all are elitists are duuuumb.” Ali joined in the mocking, adding, “You elitists with your geography and your maps, and your spelling.”

For one minute and twenty seconds last night, CNN became a reality TV show. As Wilson and Ali launched into their extended hardy harr harr-style tirade, Don Lemon — the Cable News Network host, mind you — lost complete control of himself as he broke down laughing, lapping up the reverie like a man dying of thirst. The curtain was pulled back. This is really what the cultural elites think of half of their fellow Americans. Such simpletons!

Ivanka Trump tweeted about the segment, “You consistently make fun of half the country and then complain that it is divided. The arrogance, mocking accents and smug ridicule of this nation’s ‘Real Elites’ is d********g.” I couldn’t agree more. What this episode reveals is that many of the same people who refuse to engage with this president’s policies and instead focus on his tweets harbor just as much contempt toward Trumps supporters as they do him. It’s apparent that their goal is not to win over Trump supporters, but to put them in their place.

Contempt is not the way forward for America. Contempt is a cop-out from having an earnest discussion of the issues at hand. And that is what America needs, both left and right — to look at what’s at stake in the world we live in. Christians, especially, need to be vigilant in cutting through the chatter and contempt to evaluate how a biblical worldview affects the way they v**e. Because there is too much at stake build our foundation on the divided house of contempt.

Reprinted with permission from - FRC Action - by Tony Perkins

Lonewolf

i could agree with most of your post

JediKnight

So you're basically saying that those people who support Trump are just as r****t, discriminatory, and mentally challenged as Trump is? WE already knew the senate trial was a joke when McConnell declared he would run the trial in accordance with the WH. So come November, we will see just how strong Trump's real support is. My money says it will be a repeat of the Civil War....r****m lost that one....and bigly.

amadjuster Loc: Texas Panhandle

Bigly? Did you get that from LoneWolf?

JediKnight

No, from one of Trump's first tweets -as in...."my inauguration crowd was bigly...."

amadjuster Loc: Texas Panhandle

Glad to see you are reading and listening.

JediKnight

Information is power -when used properly.

promilitary

I'm a Trump supporter but I agree, H****r needs to be called to testify; would like to see him
squirm when his daddy isn't there to protect him.

JediKnight

H****r is not president, in fact, he's not even a politician. Ukraine, our State Department, and the DOJ all found "nothing" regarding the false claim that H****r was somehow dirty with Burisma. So, what purpose other than distraction would be served by calling H****r to testify? Even if he did something inappropriate while working at Burisma - that has absolutely zero to do with Trump trying to extort Ukraine.

Now, on the other hand, we have heard from some of Trump's own people that Trump attempted a quid-pro-quo...and we already know why the Senate refuses to call them to testify now don't we? This current group of republicans is sad, sorry, and pathetic. They will be held accountable come November, whether Trump steals the e******n again or not. count on it.