Tripnsweep

Do you just make things up and hope it turns out to be even marginally true?

Uh I think that his actions have shown he is willing to abuse his office if it benefits him in some way. If you're either too blinded or too stupid to see that, then you're exactly the type of person who is willing to overlook his obviously corrupt administration and activities.

People who make excuses for him. Like most people who support him here and will go to absurd lengths to justify him being a terrible human being, or try to play the whataboutism game.

I think a lot of it is he showed how great he could be in flashes, he did things that nobody else could do or that nobody thought was possible. Like running a 4.12 at his size. So once he got himself going beyond a few seasons where he was still an above average player who would do something every other game or so that you'd think was super human, it might be reasonable to think those types of things would become more frequent. The greatness was there and we all were waiting for it to become the norm.

Well one article talks about how he is impeding the investigation into the financial side of it and the other is about how he says he wants the files released but knows that there are rules concerning how it has to be done, in order to protect victims, witnesses, and evidence that is being used in an ongoing investigation.

https://www.beltway.news/p/trump-admin-blocks-investigation?open=false#§what-happened

I don't see how being a lifelong cheat (well documented), and convicted felon who also was found responsible for rape/sexual assault, is on the same level as dropping out of a political election. But you have a smooth brain and a 75 IQ so it's not surprising.

Its like people believe that a convicted felon, racist, and shady businessman who has cheated on all of his spouses and doesn't release his taxes is somehow telling the truth.

I'm surprised you're able to not suffocate by forgetting to breathe.

Could be, but isn't. There's probably a reason for that.

And that isn't changing no matter who the governor of California is.

This perfectly sums up what baseball was like in the 70's, and nobody went harder than Dock Ellis. I'm amazed he was able to keep it together for 9 innings.

I don't know the exact numbers, but California grows a significant portion of things people in this country consume. The central valley is huge. Most people don't realize that if California decided to cut us off, we'd be screwed.

That's not why I said that. It's because Trump, like most other things, doesn't really care about children or fitness. He just wants to be perceived as being some kind of tough guy, when the truth is if he were in position to need to pass it, he'd cry and complain that he had to.

I bet Trump couldn't pass it.

It says one file would exceed the total allowed. Didn't know there was a limit.

I think there's a problem. It doesn't let me do it now.

Gas prices were right around $3 a gallon just shot up 25 cents overnight. When was it $1.97 again?

It's nice how you don't have an original thought and just repeat what Trump says.

He's definitely himself.

You can't be this stupid.

https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/trump-s-agreement-with-el-salvador-violated-the-constitution Not that this matters to anyone.

He didn't play full time football though. And he also shared carries with Marcus Allen. So it isn't surprising he didn't get to the 1000 yard mark because he only played 2/3 of the season. Al Davis let him finish the baseball season and then report in September or October. Deion was much better in football, because he skipped baseball in some years. Bo didn't have a good start, because he refused to play football after the Buccaneers tanked his college baseball season, and spent the next few years playing baseball out of spite. He only played for the Raiders because Al Davis let him play baseball and didn't put any restrictions on what he could do. That he was able to be an elite player in both sports early on, and was just getting started, that shows how good he was. One of the MLB scouts who watched him in college said the only thing he needed was to play more baseball and the rest would figure itself out. He also ran track at Auburn and was an NCAA qualifier. So he was definitely capable of being great, it was just whether he wanted to be or if he had enough practice. The story for him in high school was he won the decathlon pole vault event, but he had never practiced it before and his high jump record stood for many years, and still might. I know it's high school, but that's pretty impressive for a guy built like that.

I don't think she was going to seriously consider it.

I believe it. I forgot where I saw it, but there was a story about how Bo hated to play basketball and would always avoid it or get out of it somehow. Then one day his PE teacher or whoever it was saw him alone in the gym after class and he picked up a ball and completely flat footed dunked it, then just walked away. Anyone who can do that probably doesn't need to lift.