I don't know. It seems you and TMYLM are the main hate-spewers in this thread.longtimebear said:No you are wrong. What it shows is that the leftist in this school and country have been taught nothing good about our country nor how attaining Liberty and Freedom works.I am so sick of the left wing hate in this country I could spit %&(#$PartyBear said:
This thread shows why the GOP suffered the worst midterm losses since the Watergate election of 74.
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longtimebear said:He learned to be a leftist Demo-rat at Berkley! What else you want to know. If you want to celebrate that then I've got nothing more to say to you.robby44 said:Doc Holliday said:
He's a good speaker. Not an intelligent guy though.
So Baylor undergrad Berkeley law school grad is not
Intelligent?
Thats Great.
I don't need you to say anything to me
Respect.robby44 said:
My granddad, great uncle (fought in WW2, one KIA)
My dad (served Korean War)
My only uncle (KIA Vietnam)
My cousin (fought in Vietnam)
His 3 sons (Marines fought in Iraq and Afghanistan)
All voted Democrat
I would not describe none of these guys as not "thoughtful"
We have people on this forum that define a person's worth based on his/her political beliefs. And not all of them are young and immature. This is messed up. Get a grip.
robby44 said:cowboycwr said:So is he suffering from CTE already? Because no thoughtful person would ever vote Democrat.bear2be2 said:Take this nonsense to the religion and politics board. This thread is for recognizing and congratulating a former Bear.TellMeYouLoveMe said:
There will be another terrorist attack on this country someday.
And we will be able to look back at Pelosi and her comrades at how they dismantled our intelligence gathering efforts that could have prevented loss of innocent American life.
https://www.amazon.com/Enhanced-Interrogation-Motives-Islamic-Terrorists/dp/1101906847
You could tell when Colin was at Baylor that he was a really thoughtful, intelligent dude. I'm not surprised at all to see him become the success that he has.
My granddad, great uncle (fought in WW2, one KIA)
My dad (served Korean War)
My only uncle (KIA Vietnam)
My cousin (fought in Vietnam)
His 3 sons (Marines fought in Iraq and Afghanistan)
All voted Democrat
I would not describe none of these guys as not "thoughtful"
I wouldn't want to be in the room with them after folks questioned John Kerry's swift boat service.
Robby,
I always like to go to the gun range and sniff out fake Vietnam vets. There must be 2 million Vietnam vet hats. How many of these dudes posting do you think have faked being a Vietnam vet?
A vote for Colin is a vote for Nancy Pelosi. Pure and simple.
https://www.opensecrets.org/races/contributors?cycle=2018&id=TX32&spec=N
His top contributor was a PAC called "Swing Left." We're four pages in, and it almost seems like people are just finding out about Colin. I'd love nothing more than to vote for a former Baylor athlete in any sport, but this guy is Comrade Stalin.
The Democratic Left in this country is trying to make Socialism fashionable again. I wish they'd come down from their Ivory towers and learn about economics from the people that have experienced Socialism first hand. Today I reconnected with a Romanian friend that grew up under the boot of a Socialist government. Her blood boils when she hears people casually talk about Beto O'Rourke and his ideas of socializing industries. She tells the story with tears in her eyes, but she had a sister who grew ill from an infection and they originally went to the state run health clinic and were told to rest, get lots of fluids. Well, the doctor was wrong. What she'd contracted was a full blown infection. Her sister's health worsened and they need antibiotics that weren't freely available in Communist Eastern Europe. They tried franticly to get the antibiotic but she passed away because they simply couldn't get antiobiotics or care.
Granted, no health system is perfect all the time, but if you let the Leftist kooks like History Major Colin Allred make decisions about industries they know nothing about, you'll get to learn what the victims of Socialism have known all along.
If you live in District 32 in Texas and voted for this, you should be deeply ashamed. You just elected someone that worked in the Obama administration that helped sue the people that were fighting the war on terrorism. Who do you think will do that job now? You won't convert Muslim terrorists by hugging them, give that crap up.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/27/us/lawsuit-aims-to-hold-2-contractors-accountable-for-cia-torture.html
https://www.opensecrets.org/races/contributors?cycle=2018&id=TX32&spec=N
His top contributor was a PAC called "Swing Left." We're four pages in, and it almost seems like people are just finding out about Colin. I'd love nothing more than to vote for a former Baylor athlete in any sport, but this guy is Comrade Stalin.
The Democratic Left in this country is trying to make Socialism fashionable again. I wish they'd come down from their Ivory towers and learn about economics from the people that have experienced Socialism first hand. Today I reconnected with a Romanian friend that grew up under the boot of a Socialist government. Her blood boils when she hears people casually talk about Beto O'Rourke and his ideas of socializing industries. She tells the story with tears in her eyes, but she had a sister who grew ill from an infection and they originally went to the state run health clinic and were told to rest, get lots of fluids. Well, the doctor was wrong. What she'd contracted was a full blown infection. Her sister's health worsened and they need antibiotics that weren't freely available in Communist Eastern Europe. They tried franticly to get the antibiotic but she passed away because they simply couldn't get antiobiotics or care.
Granted, no health system is perfect all the time, but if you let the Leftist kooks like History Major Colin Allred make decisions about industries they know nothing about, you'll get to learn what the victims of Socialism have known all along.
If you live in District 32 in Texas and voted for this, you should be deeply ashamed. You just elected someone that worked in the Obama administration that helped sue the people that were fighting the war on terrorism. Who do you think will do that job now? You won't convert Muslim terrorists by hugging them, give that crap up.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/27/us/lawsuit-aims-to-hold-2-contractors-accountable-for-cia-torture.html
Then stop. opinion given. all of you move on from this bs. No more commercials for awhile.longtimebear said:He learned to be a leftist Demo-rat at Berkley! What else you want to know. If you want to celebrate that then I've got nothing more to say to you.robby44 said:Doc Holliday said:
He's a good speaker. Not an intelligent guy though.
So Baylor undergrad Berkeley law school grad is not
Intelligent?
PartyBear said:
This thread shows why the GOP suffered the worst midterm losses since the Watergate election of 74.
Worst losses??? They lost less seats than the dems did under Obama. Or bush lost.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mike-drop/id1346234726?mt=2
For those interested in listening to a podcast interview with Dr. James Mitchell, as done by former Navy Seal and current Texas resident Mike Ritland, here ya go. His book details the steps Pelosi, Holder and Obama took to prosecute him for his efforts in the war on terrorism. Colin is understandably vague about his role in the Obama administration, but his acceptance of funds from Pelosi is not disputed.
The timing of Dr. Mitchell's book release was unfortunate, the public would have benefited if they had known sooner the efforts taken to discredit people performing very difficult work. Remember, these people were ASKED to interrogate terrorists. Deciding later to SUE them is basically shooting them in the back.
For those interested in listening to a podcast interview with Dr. James Mitchell, as done by former Navy Seal and current Texas resident Mike Ritland, here ya go. His book details the steps Pelosi, Holder and Obama took to prosecute him for his efforts in the war on terrorism. Colin is understandably vague about his role in the Obama administration, but his acceptance of funds from Pelosi is not disputed.
The timing of Dr. Mitchell's book release was unfortunate, the public would have benefited if they had known sooner the efforts taken to discredit people performing very difficult work. Remember, these people were ASKED to interrogate terrorists. Deciding later to SUE them is basically shooting them in the back.
TellMeYouLoveMe said:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mike-drop/id1346234726?mt=2
For those interested in listening to a podcast interview with Dr. James Mitchell, as done by former Navy Seal and current Texas resident Mike Ritland, here ya go. His book details the steps Pelosi, Holder and Obama took to prosecute him for his efforts in the war on terrorism. Colin is understandably vague about his role in the Obama administration, but his acceptance of funds from Pelosi is not disputed.
The timing of Dr. Mitchell's book release was unfortunate, the public would have benefited if they had known sooner the efforts taken to discredit people performing very difficult work. Remember, these people were ASKED to interrogate terrorists. Deciding later to SUE them is basically shooting them in the back.
Dude. Give it a rest. Take up a hobby, RC planes or knitting or macrame. Just step back from the keyboard and go enjoy a nature hike. This pent up rage can be more constructively directed somewhere that isn't your keyboard.
Well look who just stopped by to tell everyone how to vote!
I realize that creating the perception I might be 'angry' is crucial to discrediting the FACTS I'm pointing out, but I'm just sharing the opinions of persons far more qualified than I and letting the good readers at home connect the dots.
Trapit, correct me if I'm wrong but aren't you from the weed legalization state of Colorado? I can see why you'd support Colin, he's just your type!
I realize that creating the perception I might be 'angry' is crucial to discrediting the FACTS I'm pointing out, but I'm just sharing the opinions of persons far more qualified than I and letting the good readers at home connect the dots.
Trapit, correct me if I'm wrong but aren't you from the weed legalization state of Colorado? I can see why you'd support Colin, he's just your type!
board of regents Mike McFarland.ATL Bear said:That's Mike McFarland after our victory in Boulder in '91.boognish_bear said:
Sic'em Colin!
TellMeYouLoveMe said:
Well look who just stopped by to tell everyone how to vote!
I realize that creating the perception I might be 'angry' is crucial to discrediting the FACTS I'm pointing out, but I'm just sharing the opinions of persons far more qualified than I and letting the good readers at home connect the dots.
Trapit, correct me if I'm wrong but aren't you from the weed legalization state of Colorado? I can see why you'd support Colin, he's just your type!
Indeed I am. I'll quote my man Ronald Reagan, "Government exists to protect us from each other . Where government has gone beyond its limits is in deciding to protect us from ourselves." If I want to put something God saw fit to create in my body, then no governing body should the arbiter of my "self protection". Freedom baby. Give me liberty or give death, no?
Hey, I could care less what you do in the confines of your own home, but I'll be damned if my tax dollars are going to clean it up if it spills out onto the street.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/feb/27/marijuana-legal-homeless-denver-colorado
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/feb/27/marijuana-legal-homeless-denver-colorado
Remember that both the late Mark White and the late Ann Richards were Democrats elected governors of Texas and with Baylor ties. This was back in the day when Texans still elected Democrats for state-wide office.
I could also add Leon Jaworski (lawyer, not politician) who was the Special Prosecutor for Watergate in the 1970s (after Archibald Cox was fired) and was a Baylor graduate as well.
Today, the most prominent Baylor alums in politics I know of are S.C. Rep. (former?) Trey Gowdy and U.S. Senator (& former presidential candidate) Rand Paul (although he did not graduate from Baylor). My brother remembers him being down the hall at Penland.
I could also add Leon Jaworski (lawyer, not politician) who was the Special Prosecutor for Watergate in the 1970s (after Archibald Cox was fired) and was a Baylor graduate as well.
Today, the most prominent Baylor alums in politics I know of are S.C. Rep. (former?) Trey Gowdy and U.S. Senator (& former presidential candidate) Rand Paul (although he did not graduate from Baylor). My brother remembers him being down the hall at Penland.
historian said:
Remember that both the late Mark White and the late Ann Richards were Democrats elected governors of Texas and with Baylor ties. This was back in the day when Texans still elected Democrats for state-wide office.
I could also add Leon Jaworski (lawyer, not politician) who was the Special Prosecutor for Watergate in the 1970s (after Archibald Cox was fired) and was a Baylor graduate as well.
Today, the most prominent Baylor alums in politics I know of are S.C. Rep. (former?) Trey Gowdy and U.S. Senator (& former presidential candidate) Rand Paul (although he did not graduate from Baylor). My brother remembers him being down the hall at Penland.
Don't forget Ken Paxton
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
Doc is right. He may be a nice guy and a Baylor Bear but that doesn't mitigate one from being another destructive force in our political system.Doc Holliday said:Well, he's highly misinformed on a lot of subjects and unfortunately his degrees didn't supply him with the ability to understand several complex problems.tommie said:Doc Holliday said:
He's a good speaker. Not an intelligent guy though.
Baylor Grad. Cal law school. Not intelligent? He clearly has the intellect to learn and adapt and has proven himself to be succcesful on the field and in the classroom.
It's always the same. Those credentials on guys you like is intelligence.
What I giggle at is guys missing that life history and life success saying the guy with it isn't "intelligent".
This is a Baylor Bear and Baylor success story. I celebrate him.
For instance, he's concerned about the gender pay gap.
The gender pay gap is myth. It doesn't account for behavior differences between the sexes. This is where an intelligent and informed person would start to understand the discrepancy and not react by using government to intervene which creates more problems.
Same with his stance on raising the minimum wage. An intelligent person understands that the market isn't static and the market will react. You raise the MW to $15 an hour..well you just killed a couple million small business jobs, companies will raise their prices to offset and your buying power would virtually be the same.
It takes someone with keen insight to understand these issues. It's very naive to believe government is the solution.
Intelligent was the wrong word. He's extremely misinformed. Very different from the majority of his Baylor peers.
Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
Good point.boognish_bear said:historian said:
Remember that both the late Mark White and the late Ann Richards were Democrats elected governors of Texas and with Baylor ties. This was back in the day when Texans still elected Democrats for state-wide office.
I could also add Leon Jaworski (lawyer, not politician) who was the Special Prosecutor for Watergate in the 1970s (after Archibald Cox was fired) and was a Baylor graduate as well.
Today, the most prominent Baylor alums in politics I know of are S.C. Rep. (former?) Trey Gowdy and U.S. Senator (& former presidential candidate) Rand Paul (although he did not graduate from Baylor). My brother remembers him being down the hall at Penland.
Don't forget Ken Paxton
TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
Yes, but he is a politician. You should not be surprised by a political reaction.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
No they didn't.PartyBear said:
This thread shows why the GOP suffered the worst midterm losses since the Watergate election of 74.
Definitely wasn't my intent to spark a ridiculous partisan keyboard war, but I wouldn't say I'm surprised, either.historian said:Yes, but he is a politician. You should not be surprised by a political reaction.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
It's more like how I felt watching the WVU game. Nothing unexpected in the final result, just surprised at how bad it got and how quickly it happened.
My question is why are people so worried about opposing views and confrontations on forums?Bearish said:Definitely wasn't my intent to spark a ridiculous partisan keyboard war, but I wouldn't say I'm surprised, either.historian said:Yes, but he is a politician. You should not be surprised by a political reaction.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
It's more like how I felt watching the WVU game. Nothing unexpected in the final result, just surprised at how bad it got and how quickly it happened.
That's what forums are designed to do.
The whole CAB vs Anti CAB thing...I don't really think it's that big of a deal.
The fanbase is divided...so what?
People love CMR, some don't care for him...so what?
Everyone is so damn sensitive. We act like someone getting upset is a problem.
I'd be far more worried if no one cared about anything.
Riiiiiight. His politics didn't have ANYTHING to do with it.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
You've been such a supporter of athletes in the past, can you show me the posts about other athletes?
I'm sure you'll post the photo op of Colin and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, too.
Today I'm buying dinner for an Army nurse(and her husband) whose job in Afghanistan included stuffing the brains of soldiers back in their skulls when they were brought in from the battlefield.Bearish said:Definitely wasn't my intent to spark a ridiculous partisan keyboard war, but I wouldn't say I'm surprised, either.historian said:Yes, but he is a politician. You should not be surprised by a political reaction.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
It's more like how I felt watching the WVU game. Nothing unexpected in the final result, just surprised at how bad it got and how quickly it happened.
You think this is ugly? Really?
Take a step back and realize the message you send when you vote someone into office. Colin is already backpeddling.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/democrat-colin-allred-unseats-gop-dallas-area-rep-pete-sessions-amid-demographic-changes-health-care-concerns
It is that simple. Some just want to bring the cesspool of R&P on here for some reason.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
I'm sure he just forgot to start threads on the other Baylor Alums that won elections Tuesday or have in the recent past.TellMeYouLoveMe said:Riiiiiight. His politics didn't have ANYTHING to do with it.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
You've been such a supporter of athletes in the past, can you show me the posts about other athletes?
I'm sure you'll post the photo op of Colin and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, too.
What Baylor football players other than Allred have won elections, making them worthy of mention on the FOOTBALL board? You people are delusional.cowboycwr said:I'm sure he just forgot to start threads on the other Baylor Alums that won elections Tuesday or have in the recent past.TellMeYouLoveMe said:Riiiiiight. His politics didn't have ANYTHING to do with it.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
You've been such a supporter of athletes in the past, can you show me the posts about other athletes?
I'm sure you'll post the photo op of Colin and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, too.
which laws exactly do we Dems disregard?bunation said:bularry said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Some day, your balls will drop. But probably not in my lifetime.Bearish said:At least when you derailed the thread, you turned the nonsense up to 11. Congrats, a**hat.TellMeYouLoveMe said:
Fascist. Go tell the veterans in this country how you took money from Nancy Pelosi.
So why are so many generals and military leaders Dems?
Simple.
Same reason for most Dems:
Lack of moral compass.
And.
Disregard for God's Word and His Laws.
And, to the OP: Yes. Always glad to see others succeed, especially Bears! I pray he makes Godly choices & decisions for his constituents & our country..................
Which of the Beatitides do you observe as Rs?
Waco1947
Doc thinks that he has the requisite "keen insight" to understand political issues after he so eloquently recycled a played-out Ben Shapiro argument that he likely stole from a Facebook comment thread. Gimmeabreak.Doc Holliday said:Well, he's highly misinformed on a lot of subjects and unfortunately his degrees didn't supply him with the ability to understand several complex problems.tommie said:Doc Holliday said:
He's a good speaker. Not an intelligent guy though.
Baylor Grad. Cal law school. Not intelligent? He clearly has the intellect to learn and adapt and has proven himself to be succcesful on the field and in the classroom.
It's always the same. Those credentials on guys you like is intelligence.
What I giggle at is guys missing that life history and life success saying the guy with it isn't "intelligent".
This is a Baylor Bear and Baylor success story. I celebrate him.
For instance, he's concerned about the gender pay gap.
The gender pay gap is myth. It doesn't account for behavior differences between the sexes. This is where an intelligent and informed person would start to understand the discrepancy and not react by using government to intervene which creates more problems.
Same with his stance on raising the minimum wage. An intelligent person understands that the market isn't static and the market will react. You raise the MW to $15 an hour..well you just killed a couple million small business jobs, companies will raise their prices to offset and your buying power would virtually be the same.
It takes someone with keen insight to understand these issues. It's very naive to believe government is the solution.
Intelligent was the wrong word. He's extremely misinformed. Very different from the majority of his Baylor peers.
Congrats to Colin - this is an awesome achievement by a fellow bear and a majority of us are proud of him despite differences in political beliefs.
I'm not a Democrat, but the crazies in this thread -- and the many others like them -- have pushed this slightly right-of-center moderate further in that direction. I've never really been represented by either of our major parties, but watching the Republican party be hijacked the way it has has all but ensured I'll be voting blue or third party until sanity's restored.Waco1947 said:which laws exactly do we Dems disregard?bunation said:bularry said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Some day, your balls will drop. But probably not in my lifetime.Bearish said:At least when you derailed the thread, you turned the nonsense up to 11. Congrats, a**hat.TellMeYouLoveMe said:
Fascist. Go tell the veterans in this country how you took money from Nancy Pelosi.
So why are so many generals and military leaders Dems?
Simple.
Same reason for most Dems:
Lack of moral compass.
And.
Disregard for God's Word and His Laws.
And, to the OP: Yes. Always glad to see others succeed, especially Bears! I pray he makes Godly choices & decisions for his constituents & our country..................
Which of the Beatitides do you observe as Rs?
Bears2Canes said:Doc thinks that he has the requisite "keen insight" to understand political issues after he so eloquently recycled a played-out Ben Shapiro argument that he likely stole from a Facebook comment thread. Gimmeabreak.Doc Holliday said:Well, he's highly misinformed on a lot of subjects and unfortunately his degrees didn't supply him with the ability to understand several complex problems.tommie said:Doc Holliday said:
He's a good speaker. Not an intelligent guy though.
Baylor Grad. Cal law school. Not intelligent? He clearly has the intellect to learn and adapt and has proven himself to be succcesful on the field and in the classroom.
It's always the same. Those credentials on guys you like is intelligence.
What I giggle at is guys missing that life history and life success saying the guy with it isn't "intelligent".
This is a Baylor Bear and Baylor success story. I celebrate him.
For instance, he's concerned about the gender pay gap.
The gender pay gap is myth. It doesn't account for behavior differences between the sexes. This is where an intelligent and informed person would start to understand the discrepancy and not react by using government to intervene which creates more problems.
Same with his stance on raising the minimum wage. An intelligent person understands that the market isn't static and the market will react. You raise the MW to $15 an hour..well you just killed a couple million small business jobs, companies will raise their prices to offset and your buying power would virtually be the same.
It takes someone with keen insight to understand these issues. It's very naive to believe government is the solution.
Intelligent was the wrong word. He's extremely misinformed. Very different from the majority of his Baylor peers.
Congrats to Colin - this is an awesome achievement by a fellow bear and a majority of us are proud of him despite differences in political beliefs.
He needs to take his recycled material to the recycling center. It's like a daily script.
bear2be2 said:What Baylor football players other than Allred have won elections, making them worthy of mention on the FOOTBALL board? You people are delusional.cowboycwr said:I'm sure he just forgot to start threads on the other Baylor Alums that won elections Tuesday or have in the recent past.TellMeYouLoveMe said:Riiiiiight. His politics didn't have ANYTHING to do with it.Bearish said:TellMeYouLoveMe said:Why was it posted here in the first place?coldhardtruth said:
Any chance of this getting moved to the R&P board as the initial intent of the post has been lost in the wasteland that is American political discourse?
To congratulate a former Baylor athlete for his accomplishments after football. It's really pretty simple.
You've been such a supporter of athletes in the past, can you show me the posts about other athletes?
I'm sure you'll post the photo op of Colin and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, too.
The guy he beat was the son of a Baylor grad who once served as the head of the FBI.
So much for the educated electorate
You probably dont want ever see the R&P board then, bear2be. You will be a blue voter by the weekend if you go over there on Friday for example. Plus you will be called one anyway before you actually decide you should do it.