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6-0 FSU! My goodness
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FSU 9 hole hitter has 4 RBIs
4-0 FSU top 4
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2 minutes ago, ClubWhatever said:
Shouldn’t that have been an out and a run?
Should have been a dead ball out, runners dont advance.
NCAA softball umps are awful.
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1 hour ago, JimmyJames said:
Says Gillibrand missed the vote?
The tiebreaker is in Mexico right now
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FSU just crushed a 2 run HR in the top of the 3rd. By the #9 hitter!
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OF play tonight is exceptional. Each team has a DP from a caught fly out. OU had a diving catch and doubled off the runner at 2nd. FSU RF caught it and gunned down the runner trying to tag up and move to 3rd.
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Oh gross, they just said game 3 (if needed) would be Thursday AFTERNOON
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Renewed for season 2
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1 minute ago, Continental Op said:
It's crazy how horny the Republicans are for going to the border.
They love a good cosplay scenario
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7 minutes ago, Gale Snoats said:
Guzman is running for AG.
That’s a funny way to spell RRC
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9 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:
Perhaps we should tell Manchin to fuck himself and focus on getting new Dems elected to other senate seats.
THIS.
Tell Machin and Sinema whatever, get (at least) 2 more Dems elected in 2022 and hold your other seats and then you can do things without them.
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18 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
I have nothing nice to say about the Biden administration
I’m utterly surprised you didn’t work in something about Elizabeth Warren
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He’s also lost a mother, a sister and a brother in his life. He’s a fuckup but he ain’t a taxpayer funded fuck up working in the WH.
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WSJ Opinion piece by a former GWB speechwriter? Totally not unbiased in any single way!
Also Donald Trump is not rich. Stop with that fucking lie.
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20 minutes ago, msudawg said:
Negative. if both seeds are equally. traditionally it comes down to who put in the highest bid to host.
Who knows how they hell they will do it this year.covid protocols have changed so much in the last month.
Yes, but traditionally doesn't work this year.
I think DBU should have gotten first dibs to play in Fort Worth since TCU was an approved site, they beat TCU and it's closer to them.
But you know what it looks like to me?
ESPN and the NCAA wanted an East Cost super so they could stick them at the earliest time slot.
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17 hours ago, bolverk said:
We really ought to pay more attention to what's going on with politics and everything else happening just south of the river. Here's a pretty dry account of the election results:
Mexico President’s Grip on Congress Slips, Showing Limits of His Mandate
Early results of midterm elections suggested that Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s coalition would not obtain the supermajority needed to push through his ambitious agenda.MEXICO CITY — Voters in Mexico tapped the brakes on President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s ambitious plans to overhaul the country’s economy and society by narrowing his leftist coalition’s majority in Congress in midterm elections on Sunday.
The governing Morena party was expected to hold between 190 and 203 seats in Mexico’s lower house of Congress, a decline of up to 60 lawmakers, according to preliminary results released late on Sunday night by the country’s electoral board.
Although Morena, together with allies, will still be the dominant force in the 500-seat legislature, the coalition is expected to fall well short of the two-thirds majority required to push through the most sweeping aspects of Mr. López Obrador’s agenda.
“It’s a powerful reversal,” said Carlos Bravo Regidor, a political analyst and professor at the Center for Economic Research and Teaching in Mexico City.
Morena has also suffered heavy losses in Mexico’s capital, a megalopolis of nine million that had voted for leftist candidates since 1997, losing seats in the local assembly and key municipal offices. The defeats in Mexico City were an important blow to the government, symbolically as well as substantively, underlining the ebbing of support for Mr. López Obrador’s project among the country’s educated middle class, said Genaro Lozano, a political scientist at Mexico’s Iberoamerican University.
While many aspects of Mr. López Obrador’s agenda are already underway, such as the construction of major infrastructure, the election results will make other changes more difficult. In particular, the results will hinder Mr. López Obrador’s flagship plan to return Mexico’s energy sector to state control.
Despite the president’s enduring popularity, especially among the poor, the results appear to show the limits of his popular mandate to change the nation under a bold program he has billed Mexico’s “Fourth Transformation.”
In a silver lining for the government, Mr. López Obrador’s coalition was expected to make major gains in the more than 20,000 local and regional offices also contested in Mexico’s largest-ever elections, deepening Morena’s national reach and cementing the ascendancy of a party that was founded less than 10 years ago.
The elections were marred by one of Mexico’s worst waves of political violence, underlining Mr. López Obrador’s challenge on confronting crime, which polls showed was one of the voters’ main concerns.
Thirty-four candidates were killed during the campaign and dozens of polling stations were shut down by armed assailants, or out of fear of retribution. A human head was thrown at the entrance of one polling station in the city of Tijuana, on the border with the United States, and body parts were found nearby. It was not immediately clear to authorities who did it, or why.
The Mexican peso rallied nearly one percent in early Monday trading, one of the best performances among emerging market currencies, suggesting the business sector was reacting positively to new checks on Mr. López Obrador’s power.
The main opposition parties performed better than expected at the polls, after deciding to put aside major ideological differences and confront Mr. López Obrador in a coalition. The pro-business National Action Party will be the biggest opposition force in Congress, with 106 to 117 seats. An opposition candidate also led the preliminary results in the governor’s race for the state of Nuevo León, Mexico’s economic powerhouse.
Mr. López Obrador has spent much of his three years in power attacking opposition parties and independent institutions such as Mexico’s electoral commission as wasteful or downright corrupt, widening the political schisms in Mexican society, said the political analysts. Now, in order to push the more radical changes he is pursuing, the president faces the choice of doubling down on his polarizing approach and trying to govern by presidential decrees or negotiating with the opposition, they added.
Governing by decree could prove challenging: To date, most of the president’s landmark laws are tied up in Mexico’s courts, which so far have resisted presidential pressure to allow the bills to take effect.
“We’re seeing a ruling party that’s been humbled, that will need to negotiate from now on,” said Mr. Lozano, the political scientist. “We are far from political hegemony.”
On Monday morning, during his regular news conference, Mr. López Obrador appeared to strike a more conciliatory tone.
“Unlike in previous times, the state did not intervene,” he said. “The people spoke — they decided who should represent them.”
Morena lost some seats in the lower house of congress, but romped in the governor races in Mexico (10 of 15 races). They only had 4 before (and none were up for re-election), so they now have almost half of the governor seats (14/32) + CDMX mayor (which is almost governor-like, similar to DC's mayor)
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13 minutes ago, Texas Wahoo said:
Weren't they both 3 seeds?
DBU beat the higher seed, so it should have been their decision (Fort Worth)
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Just now, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:
wouldn't have happened if the victim had a machine gun mounted on his car.
The only thing stopped a bad guy with a gun if a machine gun mounted vehicle.
We failed to arm the dogs and the cars. Society will suffer.
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10 minutes ago, Updawg said:
Not surprised at allI'd be more surprised if they aren't going to be giving them away.
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16 minutes ago, TornACL said:
I tried to look up the stats page for South Florida but it didn't seem to be working for me.
What do we know about these jabronis?
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Not to mention disqualifying Bibi from being PM again. When you can form an entire governing coalition against one guy, that should pass easily
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7 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:
Yes it is.
So some homeless dude asked her to hold his cock? I’m guessing not what she was expecting here.
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I’d take faucism over fascism
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2021 Texas Softball
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7-0! This is incredible