Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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Bunk Moreland said:

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Most of America doesn't view abortion as black and white and tends to agree with much or all of Joe Burrow's post.

A fantastic move by state GOP legislators would be to handle this the right way and work on legitimate limited reasons for abortion in states they have full legislative control of.

But then again we're talking about state Republicans here so they'll **** it all up and make midterms much closer than it should be so who am I kidding.

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Theres a reason why DeSantis is waiting till after midterms for special session. This issue is a loser for them, if it wasn't an abysmal economy they'd be in trouble.

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Not going to put words in your mouth but you're seriously not implying the only major problem we have right now is economic, right?

You don't get low 30's approval ratings from the economy alone.

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When it's this bad and you've failed to deliver on platforms for your base (who aren't switching) re: things like student loans, yes.

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Ummmm yeah, I think it's a bit more of an inflation issue than student loans.

It's just an example, but student loan forgiveness isn't even as popular as the left would lead you to believe. Turns out, working class people don't want to bail out worthless degrees for upper-class kids with their tax dollars. The problem is the government being in the college loan business in the first place.

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I said economy in my initial reply, surely you don't think economy and inflation are separate issues?

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No. You misread my post. The entire response was in the context of the economy. To pretend that student loan forgiveness plays some major role in Biden's economic approval right now is just..... delusional. Sorry.

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No, I didn't say that. There was an AND in there re: how unsatisfied his base is re: other campaign commitments.

TXAGFAN said:

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Marcus Brutus said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Stlkofta said:

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Someone said DeSantis was waiting for something?

Already done.

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Oh 15 weeks is ok now? Let's pass that in Texas.

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Move that goal post, lib. Pwned.

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I didn't move ANYTHING. You all are ok with 15 weeks now?

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If it's a losing issue, why would Desantus have signed that bill. He hasn't said he would not call a special session to go further.

15 states have moved to ban this losing issue.

Wishful thinking.

TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Bunk Moreland said:

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Most of America doesn't view abortion as black and white and tends to agree with much or all of Joe Burrow's post.

A fantastic move by state GOP legislators would be to handle this the right way and work on legitimate limited reasons for abortion in states they have full legislative control of.

But then again we're talking about state Republicans here so they'll **** it all up and make midterms much closer than it should be so who am I kidding.

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Theres a reason why DeSantis is waiting till after midterms for special session. This issue is a loser for them, if it wasn't an abysmal economy they'd be in trouble.

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Not going to put words in your mouth but you're seriously not implying the only major problem we have right now is economic, right?

You don't get low 30's approval ratings from the economy alone.

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When it's this bad and you've failed to deliver on platforms for your base (who aren't switching) re: things like student loans, yes.

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Ummmm yeah, I think it's a bit more of an inflation issue than student loans.

It's just an example, but student loan forgiveness isn't even as popular as the left would lead you to believe. Turns out, working class people don't want to bail out worthless degrees for upper-class kids with their tax dollars. The problem is the government being in the college loan business in the first place.

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I said economy in my initial reply, surely you don't think economy and inflation are separate issues?

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No. You misread my post. The entire response was in the context of the economy. To pretend that student loan forgiveness plays some major role in Biden's economic approval right now is just..... delusional. Sorry.

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No, I didn't say that. There was an AND in there re: how unsatisfied his base is re: other campaign commitments.

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His approval rating isn't about his "base". A lot of them will be there regardless (pride is a hell of a drug). It's about the millions of other more moderate Americans who have lost all confidence in this administration.

Also feel free to respond to the litany of issues brought up in my previous post.

Framing Joe Biden's failures as just a result of the economy is a pretty transparent effort to imply that he is just a victim of the time. Biden has failed at literally every major effort he's undertaken. And most Americans agree with that.

Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Bunk Moreland said:

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Most of America doesn't view abortion as black and white and tends to agree with much or all of Joe Burrow's post.

A fantastic move by state GOP legislators would be to handle this the right way and work on legitimate limited reasons for abortion in states they have full legislative control of.

But then again we're talking about state Republicans here so they'll **** it all up and make midterms much closer than it should be so who am I kidding.

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Theres a reason why DeSantis is waiting till after midterms for special session. This issue is a loser for them, if it wasn't an abysmal economy they'd be in trouble.

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Not going to put words in your mouth but you're seriously not implying the only major problem we have right now is economic, right?

You don't get low 30's approval ratings from the economy alone.

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When it's this bad and you've failed to deliver on platforms for your base (who aren't switching) re: things like student loans, yes.

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Ummmm yeah, I think it's a bit more of an inflation issue than student loans.

It's just an example, but student loan forgiveness isn't even as popular as the left would lead you to believe. Turns out, working class people don't want to bail out worthless degrees for upper-class kids with their tax dollars. The problem is the government being in the college loan business in the first place.

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I said economy in my initial reply, surely you don't think economy and inflation are separate issues?

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No. You misread my post. The entire response was in the context of the economy. To pretend that student loan forgiveness plays some major role in Biden's economic approval right now is just..... delusional. Sorry.

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No, I didn't say that. There was an AND in there re: how unsatisfied his base is re: other campaign commitments.

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His approval rating isn't about his "base". A lot of them will be there regardless (pride is a hell of a drug). It's about the millions of other moderate Americans who have lost all confidence in this administration.

Also feel free to respond to the litany of issues brought up in my previous post.

Framing Joe Biden's failures as just a result of the economy is a pretty transparent effort to imply that he is just a victim of the time. Biden has failed at literally every major effort he's undertaken. And most Americans agree with that.

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We don't agree re: his base's approval. He doesn't have a cult of personality like Trump or other Democratic Party leadership (Bernie, AOC, etc) that helps in things like an approval poll.

Edit: Your last statement is way off base, I've never blamed the economy on someone else. Some inflation was inevitable, but Democrats have not done themselves any favors.

Why the hell does anyone give a **** what Joe burrow says about abortion. Seriously. I cant think of a good reason why any regular person would give a **** what he thinks, let alone let it get under their skin or cause them any amount of emotional distress.

Those examples burrow support very rarely happen …

Y'all carry on in your support of murdering babies

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Why the hell does anyone give a **** what Joe burrow says about abortion. Seriously. I cant think of a good reason why any regular person would give a **** what he thinks, let alone let it get under their skin or cause them any amount of emotional distress.

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They want to cancel him. You know "cancel culture"…

TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Clown Baby said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Bunk Moreland said:

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Most of America doesn't view abortion as black and white and tends to agree with much or all of Joe Burrow's post.

A fantastic move by state GOP legislators would be to handle this the right way and work on legitimate limited reasons for abortion in states they have full legislative control of.

But then again we're talking about state Republicans here so they'll **** it all up and make midterms much closer than it should be so who am I kidding.

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Theres a reason why DeSantis is waiting till after midterms for special session. This issue is a loser for them, if it wasn't an abysmal economy they'd be in trouble.

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Not going to put words in your mouth but you're seriously not implying the only major problem we have right now is economic, right?

You don't get low 30's approval ratings from the economy alone.

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When it's this bad and you've failed to deliver on platforms for your base (who aren't switching) re: things like student loans, yes.

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Ummmm yeah, I think it's a bit more of an inflation issue than student loans.

It's just an example, but student loan forgiveness isn't even as popular as the left would lead you to believe. Turns out, working class people don't want to bail out worthless degrees for upper-class kids with their tax dollars. The problem is the government being in the college loan business in the first place.

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I said economy in my initial reply, surely you don't think economy and inflation are separate issues?

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No. You misread my post. The entire response was in the context of the economy. To pretend that student loan forgiveness plays some major role in Biden's economic approval right now is just..... delusional. Sorry.

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No, I didn't say that. There was an AND in there re: how unsatisfied his base is re: other campaign commitments.

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His approval rating isn't about his "base". A lot of them will be there regardless (pride is a hell of a drug). It's about the millions of other moderate Americans who have lost all confidence in this administration.

Also feel free to respond to the litany of issues brought up in my previous post.

Framing Joe Biden's failures as just a result of the economy is a pretty transparent effort to imply that he is just a victim of the time. Biden has failed at literally every major effort he's undertaken. And most Americans agree with that.

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We don't agree re: his base's approval. He doesn't have a cult of personality like Trump or other Democratic Party leadership (Bernie, AOC, etc) that helps in things like an approval poll.

Edit: Your last statement is way off base, I've never blamed the economy on someone else. Some inflation was inevitable, but Democrats have not done themselves any favors.

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Do you think we have major problems outside of the economy right now that weren't nearly as pronounced a couple of years ago?

Also, I agree his base isn't as fervent as Trump's. But unlike Trump, he doesn't need the "cult of personality", he has most of the media. If that isn't a "cult" at this point, I don't know what is.

hph6203 said:

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I didn't see any Burrow interviews until he made it to the draft process, but I don't think there's been a top tier quarterback drafted that I've more quickly thought "that kid is not that bright" than Burrow.

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Jamarcus Russel on line 1, Jameis Winston on line 2.

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Appeal to the extremes is the pro abortions crutch.

That said, while I don't necessarily agree with rape/incest exemptions, I'd compromise on abortions for rape, incest and life of the mother.

Back to rare.

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Unlike the vast majority of abortion proponents, I can actually empathize with those women and would never want to be in their shoes. I cannot judge them for that at all. But I deeply admire and respect the women who do the right thing in the face of adversity I can't even imagine.

TXAGFAN said:

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Bunk Moreland said:

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Most of America doesn't view abortion as black and white and tends to agree with much or all of Joe Burrow's post.

A fantastic move by state GOP legislators would be to handle this the right way and work on legitimate limited reasons for abortion in states they have full legislative control of.

But then again we're talking about state Republicans here so they'll **** it all up and make midterms much closer than it should be so who am I kidding.

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Theres a reason why DeSantis is waiting till after midterms for special session. This issue is a loser for them, if it wasn't an abysmal economy they'd be in trouble.

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Well no shyt Sherlock

Glad to see he supports Texas abortion ban that still allows abortion when mothers life is at stake. So still a choice that can be made to kill Theresa's baby.

TXAGFAN said:

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Marcus Brutus said:

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TXAGFAN said:

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Stlkofta said:

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Someone said DeSantis was waiting for something?

Already done.

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Oh 15 weeks is ok now? Let's pass that in Texas.

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Move that goal post, lib. Pwned.

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I didn't move ANYTHING. You all are ok with 15 weeks now?

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I don't live in Florida.
So I don't get to decide laws in Florida.

As it should be.

TXAGFAN said:

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Stlkofta said:

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Someone said DeSantis was waiting for something?

Already done.

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Oh 15 weeks is ok now? Let's pass that in Texas.

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Just a wild guess

DeSantis and the Fl legislature wrote a bill that mirrored Dobbs because they felt Roe would be upheld and 15 week would be allowed.

Pretty sure now that Roe is overturned people are wanting a more restrictive bill and DeSantis is holding off on calling a special session to write a new bill

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hph6203 said:

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I didn't see any Burrow interviews until he made it to the draft process, but I don't think there's been a top tier quarterback drafted that I've more quickly thought "that kid is not that bright" than Burrow.

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Jamarcus Russel on line 1, Jameis Winston on line 2.

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Burrow scored a 34 on the Wonderlic. That makes him a rocket scientist compared to Lamar, Tua and Jalen Hurts (out of current QB's)

He does sound like a whiny ***** with that tweet.

He probably has a knocked up side piece he is trying to convince to abort.

Well, he did have a stumble....
I wonder if they every spoke?

Drew Brees - How do you think the girl who very credibly accused Jacob Blake of rape feels when she sees you wearing her accused rapist’s name on your helmet. You’ve lost your way. pic.twitter.com/lRi0xSNWLi

— Socialism Creates Suffering (@TwoAForever) September 1, 2020

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TXAGFAN said:

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Stlkofta said:

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Someone said DeSantis was waiting for something?

Already done.

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Oh 15 weeks is ok now? Let's pass that in Texas.

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Just a wild guess

DeSantis and the Fl legislature wrote a bill that mirrored Dobbs because they felt Roe would be upheld and 15 week would be allowed.

Pretty sure now that Roe is overturned people are wanting a more restrictive bill and DeSantis is holding off on calling a special session to write a new bill

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Friendly reminder that we now have infanticide back in the state's hands precisely because a disgusting organization sued to ensure they could keep freely 'performing' late-term abortions in Mississippi (16+ weeks).

Funny thing, that's rarely noted in fake news screaming/crying/screeching articles/pieces. It's the extremist infanticide lobby that forced the issue.

Who gives a **** what a football player has to say about anything of any importance besides football.