Js1
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6 minutes ago, Hook1997 said:What’s this capital cup shit that doesn’t even have us in the top five? 10th in women’s and not ranked in men’s? Supposedly the same kinda thing ran by capital one.
It has a two tier scoring system. Sports like football, baseball, softball, basketball, soccer and lacrosse count more than other sports.
Winning a championship in one of those 6 is 60 points, versus 20 for another sport like CC, golf, tennis, rowing, track/field, volleyball, swim/dive. It’s 3x more points by finish (1st to 10th) for those 6
The men outright sucked in postseason scoring for football and basketball.
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6 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:
So is the pilot shortage solvable? Sorry if there’s a thread on this somewheres.
Paging @midtown
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Most of non-revenues really stepped it up to get us the win.
VB: NCAA runner up
MSD: Champions
MTN: Top 4 finish
WTN: champions
ROW: champions
M/W TF: top 10 finishes
WSD: 3rd place
SB: top 16 finish
W GOLF: top 8 finish
WBB (top 8 finish) and Baseball (top 3 finish) contributed a lot.
Soccer, football, men’s golf and MBB didn’t do dick
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1 minute ago, Biff Tannen said:
I’ve had one southwest flight cancelled and at least 3 rescheduled within the past year. Previous 38 years? Not one. Get your shit together southwest.
Pilot shortage is real. They haven’t adjusted schedules ahead of time, like AA did by canceling a bunch of flights 4-5 weeks out.
Scares me for my Cabo trip next weekend
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10 minutes ago, elfenix said:
"oh you took time off your job and won't have money to eat tomorrow and rode the bus an hour out of your way but we moved your polling place last week, so, sorry, you're going to need to get there in the next 15 minutes or you won't be in line because we also reduced the polling hours. and the bus route takes 45 minutes to get over there."
--GRhorn, probably.
John Roberts sees no issue
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1 hour ago, atomheartbevo said:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/01/politics/jd-vance-ohio-senate-race/index.html
He's connected to Peter Thiel, so watch him carefully.
It's funny - I've surveyed some of my more rural relatives, and some of them loathed the movie for the stereotypes, and some loved it because it was "honest".
JD Vance grew up in Ohio, went to Harvard, wrote a book calling Appalachian people hillbillies and that they’re lazy with no work ethic and didn’t vote for Trump in 2016 but yeah…
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1 hour ago, tx 3 putt said:maga crowd will not like this one bit
I previously said he was taking the Scott Walker presidential approach of looking good on paper and fizzling out in the primary.
Who knew I actually meant the Chris Christie approach of hugging Obama after Hurricane Sandy and then being DOA in the 2016 primary because of it.
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11 minutes ago, Underdog said:
Would love to see AOC on the committee while the Georgia peach pit stews.
The 7 Dems + Cheney have already been chosen. A lot of really good picks of those on various intelligence, armed services, homeland security and oversight/House admin (ops and security) experience.
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3 hours ago, Sawbonz said:
I only caught a little of this on the broadcast yesterday afternoon but there is some crazy shit if you look at the numbers. Trump made up ground compared to 2016 in most groups except white males
He lost the suburbs by 11, after winning them by 2. He gained ground in urban areas and was +6 in rural areas from 2016.
Trump won men by 11 in 2016. Only by 2 in 2020 (+30 to +17 with white men)
Biden won 33% white non college, which was 5 points better than HRC, but that demo is dying off
We know the Hispanic trends - Trump won 38% of them in 2020, up from 28% in 2016. But Clinton, Bush and Obama saw similar jumps in Hispanic support during their second elections as well. It's an incumbent thing.
Again, the main takeaway is still that the suburban voters flipped from 2016 -> 2018 and are hostile to Republicans now. And they always vote.
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37 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:There was a rumor a while back that he was considering a run at a bigger office.
QuoteIn a statement, Turner said he decided to retire after concluding that another election cycle and legislative session would not be "compatible with the time I need to devote at this stage in life to being a father and husband."
Well that doesn't sound like that.
We have no idea what the new HD-114 will look like after redistricting.
Reminder this was an R+15 -> D+11.2 seat from 2016 to 2018 and Turner still held by 7.2 with Trump on the ballot in a presidential year. Those Dallas burbs aren't going to go back to red.
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50 minutes ago, DonkeyCigars said:
Whatever happened to adding 5 supreme court justices or whatever the "Pack the Courts" plank that Dems were saying and/or running on? Is that dead in the water?
It always was. Joe Biden was never going to seriously add more SCOTUS justices.
What the far left Dems say =/= what Joe Biden ran on.
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24 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
DeSantis is going to be nervous now - he won by 33,000 votes last time, and Trump is coming into stir up a shitstorm right as a fuckton of people in Florida are very concerned about coastal structures collapsing.
Meanwhile Desantis is meeting with Biden and thanking him for the support/leadership for Seaside since it happened and not waiting around.
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1 minute ago, Neonmoon said:
Sad Porter wasn’t chosen
Her bread and butter is going after Wall Street and consumer issues.
I'm fine with who has been chosen:
- Schiff - Chair of House Intelligence
- Raskin - Vice Chair of the House Administration committee and on the Oversight committee
- Luria - Armed Services and Homeland Security
- Aguilar - House Administration
- Lofgren - Chair of House Administration
- Thompson - Chair of Homeland Security
- Cheney - Armed Services
- Murphy - Armed Services
A good mix of intelligence, armed services, homeland security and House Administration (operations and security of the House)
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