Yes. You can't be wrong with that strategy.
It is like Ike being married. You never get over zero points with the wife. You can only go negative and hope to get back up to even.
I hear that the Trump Admin is complaining that this move will violate sanctions in place. Moon says that's not so. Either way, seems like grease for the unification skid.
Same reason why I predicted Ocasio might lose. If Crowley (who is on the WPF line) takes votes away, and the moron Republican (who's not making any noise) puts forth an effort, then things get tight.
See, great minds do think like me.
I also would add that I don't trust this regime to spend next year's $90 million cap on free agents when they've shown about a 50/50 success rate. They've done pretty well with draft picks, but they have a lot of holes to fill and free agency is going to be key in the offseason.
The " process" was to bring McCarron in as a bridge so they could ease Allen in. They passed up much better QBs in the offseason for McCarron. No more bridge. Put the kid in. If he has a bad time, they will rightly blame the crappy offensive line and fix that before they take another QB high in the next draft.
Thats fine for open minded people who are not nor will be in office ever. Someday, Republicans won't control everything and then the retribution will begin. I've made this point before and you've already disagreed with it. Labeling Trump as a fascist has an odd side effect of painting any response he makes to Dems' efforts to oust him as: "see, he's a fascist who's trampling his political opponents." Unwittingly brilliant because D's can some day in the future use Trump's response as a reason to label every R as a Trump fascist who must be removed from office.
I'm not sure I get it yet. Seems to me like you're saying that the only difference between you and a Muslim (with regards to women) is the level of punishment for doing something that they are inferior at -- just by virtue of their gender.
Maybe you can come up with a better example, yes?
I'm no Trump snowflake and all this piece tells me is that it is a good thing there's no "style points" in running the executive branch.
I don't like the fact that (if true) there are people in government who feel that they can act apart from government. The results of the administration speak for themselves. I guess I'm a Constitutional snowflake.