Tripnsweep

He's the black sheep for a reason.

Well there's a reason nobody in my family went to Cornell. It's because they went to Harvard, Brown or Dartmouth.

Just because you went to Cornell doesn't make you immune from believing stupid things.

He posted some troubling Instagram stories that blamed Jewish people for various things and also said he believes the earth is flat.

I'm surprised he didn't blame the Jewish controlled media somehow

Kickbacks from private prisons who were among his biggest campaign contributors. Not hard to figure that out.

I mean he played himself so he did a great job as a wrestling announcer next to Dan Gable. He definitely had fun with it, but the rest of the movie was mostly predictable cliches mixed with some hokey religious stuff.

Kind of. It wasn't as explicit as other movies but it was still there.

If they kept the religious crap out of it, it was a typical sports cliche movie. Which would have been fine, but other than having actual wrestling people involved, it was forgettable. If it didn't have Dan Gable and Jason Bryant in it I never would have watched it.

They can always amend charges if they find something else during the investigation.

Nobody said it was a woman involved. That just adds to the intrigue.

The guy on the left looks like he's getting fatter or swelling up as we watch. It's uncomfortable to see.

It's always the ones who talk about Jesus a lot who end up getting busted for stuff like this. I'm not surprised to hear this at all. However here's the question, was he attempting to solicit a woman or a man? That isn't made clear in the news.

As far as high school goes.

That sounds problematic. In those kinds of stings it's usually somebody underage they're pretending to be to catch people.

Eric Larkin, Angel Cejudo (USA Wrestling development coach of the year), Mike Douglas, David Douglas, Kayla Miracle (2x Olympian), and all the unofficial coaches there, yeah they have a very good thing going.

This is what it looks like.

I think it's a great idea. Actually because of it we had one of the greatest schemes ever pulled off in this state. About 3-4 hours driving way up in the White Mountains, there's a small town called Eagar, which has like 4k people living there. Well the high school was tired of the weather, plus cost to maintain the football field and track. It's at a high elevation and gets really cold and snows. The school board got together, and somebody figured out that a large utility company actually paid over 90% of the property taxes within the district. So they decided to put a referendum on the ballot to increase property taxes or mandate a one time to payment to build a brand new domed stadium for the high school. The first and I think only one in America. Of course the utility company tried to stop it, filed lawsuits, etc. But in the end they had to fork over I think 9.5 million of the 11 million it cost to build. This was in the early 90's. So if I pay a little more in property taxes because it goes to the school, then I'm good with that.

It lasted about 5 minutes.

Because property taxes pay for education. I'd rather live in an area that has good schools.

I think the problem with this is when it's somebody high profile, like say an Olympic gold medalist, who has made being highly moralistic and religious the center of his public image, life, etc, but they get caught up in something, that's when it's more problematic. Because it means this person is lying about his lifestyle and all the things he told kids for years is just BS.

So why are you supporting a president who doesn't know what he's supposed to do?

I don't think she was the best. But Trump seems to be kryptonite for women running for president. I do think her being a woman played a part, how big of one, I don't know. But I unfortunately have friends who didn't vote for her on that basis alone. So I would guess it had something to do with it.

Meanwhile Trump is looking to suspend habeus corpus. How do those boots taste?

Both sides already violated it.