poppysox

Yep...both Obama and Trump did their jobs. Senate did its job as well. Obama told McCain that elections have consequences. I'm surprised this is such a hard concept to follow.

Sure as hell hope he does. Lot more proof with Hunter, Joe, and Jim Biden than there ever were on Trump colluding with the Russians.

The Senate controls the process as I'm sure you know.

For the most part...I think you make them.

I agree that Trump can step over the line with the Sleepy Joe and Pocahontas stuff. He would be better off to simply accuse Biden of treason and leave the name-calling out of it. I guess after enduring a fake impeachment he has taken off the kid gloves. When you make accusations of rape you simply have gone beyond political rhetoric.

What hypocrisy? Democrats did not and do not control the Senate.

Yes...really.

Virtually every Republican I know including myself do not answer any phone calls from unknown sources.

We watch the behavior of Democrats in congress attacking supreme court nominees and Pelosi ripping up the state of the Union speech in total disrespect to the President. Shameful behavior by elected officials.

Look at the attack I am under because I don't hide my opinion. Is it any wonder many just choose to vote but say nothing.

May things play a role. If I sample 10 democrats & 8 republicans results are worthless. If I am a Trump support but tell you I am undecided. If the group doing the polling has a bias in the first place.

I'm referring to undercounted polling.

That remains to be seen, doesn't it?

Yeah...and you wonder why there is a silent majority.

This is always pointless to argue politics. You want the highly populated states to more or less pick the President. I on the other hand look at how Democrats have mismanaged virtually every large city they run into near Bankruptcy. Nancy's district in SanFrancisco has crap in the streets and you what small-town America to follow suit. No thanks! For the record...I voted for Carter (big mistake) and have no bone to pick with JFK or LBJ. I wasn't wild about Bill Clinton or Barack Obama but I managed to not riot in the street. Mayor Richard J. Daley was an excellent mayor IMO. When your party is represented by Nancy Pelosi, AOC, Bernie Sander, Elizabeth Warren, Al Sharpton, and Chuck Schumer... you will not convert many conservatives to your cause.

The argument hasn't changed since the founding fathers initiated it. They didn't want highly populated States having all the power while dictating to smaller states. An example is the $15.00 minimum wage being pushed by the liberals as if there is no difference between New York and Iowa. That shouldn't be a National issue at all. The liberals simply use it in their bag of free stuff to attract voters. Same reason every State gets two Senators. Heavily populated states like California, New York, and Texas get more electoral votes and for that matter more house seats than the smaller states. The big States are given a heavily weighted advantage in national elections and creating laws. However, the founding fathers in their wisdom saw to it that all states have a voice in who leads the country.

Starter depth may indeed be a better investment than one stud. Of course...a Bauer/Stroman stud along with depth is the way to go if RH can pull it off.

Engel as a starting RF with a Dyson type and Leury is far from our biggest problem IMO. Pitching, both starter & late-inning is this team's offseason need. If we can upgrade RF...sure that would be great. This team will score plenty of runs. We need to limit the runs we give up. My goal is a starting pitcher in every game that doesn't make me cringe and a bullpen that doesn't tie up my stomach in knots.

It's all about who controls the Senate. You know that.

People liked the PT Barnum side of BV. The baseball side...not so much.

Elections have consequences!

Well said!

Free college, $15.00 minimum wage, open borders, free health care for illegal aliens, and late-term abortion. Sure sounds like Bernie.

Already have.

"I am not voting for a man. I am voting for the principles for which this country has stood since its founding. A am voting for a Constitutional government. I am voting for a strong and viable military. I am voting for a vibrant economy. I am voting for the right to keep and bear arms. I am voting for the freedom to worship. I am voting for national recognition of the founding of our nation on Biblical principles. I am voting for the ability for anyone to rise above their circumstances and become successful. I am voting for my children and grandchildren to be able to choose their own path in life, including how and where their children are educated. I am voting for our borders to be open to everyone who enters under our law and closed to everyone who would circumvent or ignore the law. I am voting for the Electoral College to remain in place so that a few heavily populated liberal centers do not control the elections. I am voting for a Supreme Court that interprets the Constitution rather than rewrites it. I am voting to teach history, with all its warts. not erase it or revise it. I am voting for the sanctity of life from conception to birth and after." Author unknown but agreed with.