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cactusflinthead

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  1. Is Laine a bad dude? Portzline said that veteran players had a meeting a few years ago. He says, "I also think back to a meeting with the veteran players, I think it was maybe after the 19-20 season (believe it was 20-21 he meant), and if my recollection is right it was Cam, it was Seth Jones, it was Werenski, it was Foligno for sure, maybe Gus Nyquist. What do we need to do here to make this thing work? You guys know what a good room is like, you've seen it. And the players, they have a hard time doing this sometimes, and you understand why, basically came back with "You gotta get Laine and Merzlikins out of here." That's steps one and two. The organization heard that and said, "You know what let's get rid of the people who said that," not the people that they mentioned. And look who all's gone." https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/columbus-blue-jackets/latest-news/were-players-who-spoke-out-against-patrik-laine-and-elvis-merzļikins-traded-to-protect-them
  2. RFAs obtained
  3. Well, the NYers don't like it when they aren't the focus of the timezone TV. THEY HAD TO STAY UP LATE so fucking whiny Meanwhile
  4. It's like any other data on humans. The main objection is that the address on the voter registration and state-issued ID don't match. They are scraping the available data and overlay that onto the research done to get the lines for the last redistricting and walla there ya go.
  5. More At this point in the election cycle, voters aren’t at risk of being dropped from the rolls because of a challenge. Under federal law, election officials can’t cancel a voter’s registration in the period 90 days ahead of Election Day, except for voters who voluntarily cancel their registration or who are convicted of a felony. Still, election officials are required to process the voter eligibility challenges they receive, and act on valid ones. Election administrators in Collin, Travis, Hays, Brazos, Tarrant, and Denton counties and others have been sifting through large volumes of these, which they began receiving in June, targeting thousands of voters. The large-scale challenge effort is being led by Houston-based right-wing group True the Vote, which has been working for years to purge the rolls of voters it perceives as ineligible ahead of the November presidential election. It’s part of a wave of challenges aimed at voters in several states, including such battlegrounds as Arizona, Georgia and Pennsylvania. The group is using an online tool called IV3 that matches voter data with change-of-address records from the U.S. Postal Service. Activists relying on that tool have been delivering stacks of challenges to election offices, or emailing election administrators with spreadsheets listing voters’ names. True the Vote founder Catherine Engelbrecht did not respond to Votebeat’s request for comment.
  6. Well, I wasn't watching it so... maybe?
  7. Since it's Fox and without attribution that's probably true.
  8. I ain't wasting a share on either her or MoDo. No time for that bullshit
  9. Check this shit out. She was on OAN. But it’s not clear if Harp brings something unique to the campaign, or if she’s simply filling one of Trump’s psychological needs. “The fact is the president needs someone like Natalie around to feed him constant information and take his orders like a conveyor belt,” said another source familiar with Harp. “If she wasn’t doing this, someone else would.” Portable-printer sherpa isn’t the only unique job created under Trump. When he was president, the White House employed staffers to tape back together important documents Trump would tear up and throw away. “No one spends as much time on this campaign around him as Natalie,” said one insider. “If people think she’s an airhead because of her looks, they don’t understand how smart she is and how much the president relies on her.” https://www.thebulwark.com/p/meet-trumps-human-printer-natalie-harp
  10. I'm thinking about having to pull all of them to mow. Thanks babe. It looks great. Just help move them and it's all good.
  11. Going to go back to Rick Wilson again. It's about cracking off pieces of the bloc at a time. This MoH outrage pissed off the VFW. It's a new blow from the hammer. Lincoln Project will have an ad on this and run it where it's going to be heard by the target audience.
  12. Hotdish break in the housing discussion
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