Zooey wrote:

bnw wrote:

I’m not doing anything. Other than pushing hard for Sanders up to the moment he is officially out of the running. After that, I have no plans, except to join in the push for the midterms in 2018. My state is not going to go to Trump in November. So I think I’m not likely to be placed in the desperate position of having to drink a quart of whiskey to work up the nerve to vote for Hillary, and then collapsing in sobs on the floor.

What’s this I hear about Maine doing away with super delegates, or forcing them to represent the popular vote?

Is it good whisky?

Does it need to be?

No whisky should be wasted on Hillary.

Zooey wrote:

Anybody know when Hard Knocks begins? I’ve never seen the show, and don’t have HBO, but I know a guy who knows a guy.

Begins August 9th.

http://www.hbo.com/hard-knocks

wv wrote: “I dunno what lead to Trump, but I know part of it is simply that the Rep Party has been holding some very different factions together for a long time. And now some of those factions are splitting apart. I suspect some of the rightwing supporters who liked Ross Perot, are the ones supporting Trump now.”

Multiple factions are not involved. The pundits like to claim that but they as shown for the last year are out of touch with the conservative base of the party. The base is fed up with RINOs campaigning as conservative to get into office. This nation’s economy is in the shitter. Conservatives are tired of being somewhat accommodated on social issues while the economy is destroyed. To keep voting for the same would be to reaffirm the RINO supposition that conservative are brain dead. Of course it remains a great economy around DC and pols of both parties enter as middle class congressmen and after a few terms exit as multimillionaires usually staying in DC to become lobbyists desiring to further destroy the economy. Conservatives see this and are fed up. I believe the same dynamic is in play with the democrats supporting Bernie. How brain dead do you have to be to be a union member still voting for the democrat party? It is astonishing how lemming like they are while unions are being decimated. Same for blacks voting democrat that care about jobs. Obama has been the worst for job creation and with his flooding this country with illegal aliens who are overwhelmingly unskilled the stiff competition for entry level jobs will only result in ever lower wages. Trump is an outsider. He highlighted issues that directly effect the workers in this country that are watching their real income fall consistently while worrying if their job is secure since they don’t see job opportunities to replace the wage they have. Obamacare is a disaster for the individual that lost their previous healthcare insurance because of it and it is a disaster to the budget. Conservatives see crystal clear that SOTH Paul Ryan immediately rolled over to pass it. Trump calls it like it is that the War on Iraq was because of a lie told to the people and that it has been a horrific failure. The TPP like NAFTA and GATT before it place the economic burden on working americans while Wall St. and the beltway crowd profits. There’s more but you get the idea. I would say Trump’s campaign thus far has been far more in line with Pat Buchanan’s presidential campaigns as well as Ross Perot.

Mackeyser wrote:

You mean like Fisher’s adapted the offense to all the other QBs when Bradford went down?

Hmmmm.

I have a doubt.

It will stay Air Coryell as it has since Fisher became head coach of the Rams.

Mackeyser wrote:

bnw wrote:

Kurt Warner was a successful pocket passer since Montana.

Martz didn’t run a WCO. That’s the point. Pocket Passer. In a WCO.

Pocket Passer in a WCO.

Pocket passers in a WCO? Why? This Rams team? If the system remains the same as in 2015 the Rams system is listed as Air Coryell not WCO. There are successful pocket passers in Air Coryell. Like Kurt Warner.

He sure did as General Grant. President Grant was different.

“In order to woo Jewish voters, Democrats thrust the issue back into the spotlight when Grant ran for president in 1868. Grant won that election comfortably, however, and never again made another anti-Jewish pronouncement. In fact, he appointed more Jews to public office than any of his predecessors, advocated on behalf of persecuted Jews in Russia and Romania and opposed an amendment to add the words “Christian government” to the Constitution. He also became the first president to attend a synagogue dedication, surprising the congregation by staying for three full hours.”

http://www.history.com/news/general-grant-expels-jews-from-his-war-zone-150-years-ago

You can take your foot out of my ass now.

wv wrote:

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Mack can you address what bnw had to say in his post?

I mean, you are preaching to the choir with the rest of us.
Its people who share bnw’s ideas that should be the target
audience. Can there be any meaningful communication between
you and him on this subject?

He says the ‘earth has cooled’. Has it?

w
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Yes since 1998 it has cooled. Consistently. At the very time the global warming alarmists assured everyone that warming was to continue and accelerate. So incomplete modeling with further corrupted data was foisted upon the public as the alarmists colluded to further fudge, cherry pick or ignore data that worked against their global warming agenda. Since they’ve been discredited for 15 years they change the mantra to climate change. Now the issue is feedback loops within the earth that have somehow stalled, no actually reversed the temperature trend they colluded to maintain. But they assure us that these feedback loops can only continue this for a little longer before the system fails and accelerating global temps will be the result. Problem is this latest feedback loops hypothesis relies upon modeling based upon a terribly flawed equation as discovered by the world’s foremost authority on temperature feedbacks Prof. Ray Bates of Dublin, Ireland. He disputes the amplifying mechanisms and that the feedbacks do not work the way the models say. Thus the 3 deg C increase is in reality at most 1 deg C which means no global warming.

Solar radiation reaching earth is what drives the climate. Yes it is that obvious but remains untaxable rendering it useless to those with a taxation and power grabbing agenda.

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Let us know what his message is regarding coal.

Mackeyser wrote:

It’s fine to look at the positives.

However, it’s also a fact that no QB has come into a situation like THIS with THIS difficult a schedule and been successful.

I’ll root just as hard as everyone else.

I’m just not setting my expectations on an unrealistic deep playoff run when there’s just nothing to justify that.

I said 9-7 or better. With a decent QB the Rams could have been undefeated in their division last season. The deep playoff run is all yours not mine.

I’ve never heard of him.

PA Ram wrote:

I see a release in his future.

Costly and very likely.