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Republican Senators will not vote for a sinking ship that could cost them re-election. This was their chance to foil a political diversion in its tracks. They are going to fail.

Funny how bad that sounds now, huh?

YOU ARE MISSING THE POINT. It should never have been about her credibility about her abuse. First question, "Dr. Ford, in this country we have a standard of evidence used in court, which is important to ensure that justice is served. What evidence do you have of this incident?" "I have me saying it happened." "What other evidence do you have?" "Uh" "What evidence do you have it was Brett Kavanugh who committed this horrible act?" "Uh, I said it." "Thank you."

I do not believe the Republicans had zero chances to attempt to change the narrative.

He has had 6 FBI background checks already. This matter is not in the FBI's jurisdiction. The standard for FBI investigations is not "I want one." There you go.

Is gator logic contagious? Do I have gator logic?

It doesn't matter. It should never been about her and her story.

I think he's right. They didn't frame this correctly.

Well of course. That's somebody you tell intimate and emotionally troubling experiences to, after 30 years of silence.

Oh now it's "if it's true." !@#$ you, buddy.

That's an argument that could be made. I've never seen it.

Just to jump in here, yes. Mistakes get made, assumptions and summaries are commonly documented, and the push for documented accuracy really only started in the last 10 -15 years or so.

Hilarious. What an idiot. "No one can prove I'm not really afraid of flying."

Some parts poor and some parts desperate.

This shitshow makes a lot more sense when you view it as Dr. Ford trying very very hard to not perjure herself.

This is such a farce. "I want it!" is not grounds for a private citizen to demand an FBI investigation.

Good thing they staggered Zay’s contract so we can cut him next year. Correct. This is not a “we haven’t invested at WR” problem. It’s a “our investments failed at WR” problem. We’ve traded a third for Benjamin and took his fifth year option which we declined on Watkins. It would have been $4M more to just keep Sammy for the same amount of time. Is there any doubt Sammy is better than KB right now?

So this is basically, “yeah the receivers suck right now, but they might not later” the post. I will spare you the suspense. The WR group as it stands will suck today, tomorrow and next week. If I could put money on 5/6 of them in that group being gone next year, I would.

Why don’t we start with some NFL players at WR while we’re at it.

We found ONE Matt Milano. Wtf.

Oh come on!

Agreed 100%. The Green Bay game was the game I thought the 2014 Bills could beat anybody.

They didn’t have to trade Peters. So really they could have had Mahomes and Peters vs Allen White. I’m not sure Chiefs fans are even talking about Josh Allen on their boards right now.

Okay, can you answer these two?

No, it's your group-think that's led you to this misconception. Here's some examples: SI.com article https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/09/23/josh-allen-hurdle-anthony-barr-bills-vikings Rookie Josh Allen has racked up the highlights in the first half of the Bills' road matchup with the Vikings, leading the way as Buffalo took a 24-point lead over heavily-favored Minnesota at U.S. Bank Stadium. But no play was more impressive than Allen's impressive hurdle of Anthony Barr, looking like a natural track athlete as he dove forward for a first down. The first-round pick displayed prowess with both his arm and legs in the first quarter against Minnesota, throwing for 120 yards and a touchdown while adding 20 yards and two scores on the ground. CBSSports.com https://www.cbssports.com/video/player/nfl/1328301635965/0/pete-prisco-discusses-josh-allens-impressive-performance-against-the-vikings Prisco calls it a very impressive performance. USAtoday.com https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/fantasy/2018/09/23/fantasy-football-rookies-josh-allen-calvin-ridley-week-3/1406067002/ The Buffalo Bills rode into Minnesota as 16 1/2-point underdogs, but no hurdle was too high for rookie quarterback Josh Allen to clear. Highlighted by an amazing leap he made over Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr, Allen directed the Bills to a stunning 27-6 victory. Although his passing numbers (15-for-22, 196 yards, TD) weren't overwhelming, Allen ran the ball 10 times for 39 yards and two scores against one of the most feared defenses in the league. Deion Sanders calls him a hero http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-gameday-prime/0ap3000000965915/Josh-Allen-gets-the-call-from-Prime-after-first-NFL-win So maybe, just maybe, we can not cry about the national media not being fair to Josh this week.