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@kcblitzkrieg

Watson had a 40.3 passer rating in coverage this year. 
Only 4 corners had better. 33.1, 35.4, 39.4, and 39.8. 
So, may as well say tied for 3rd best.  

They for sure need him. 

@Midnight1

 You all have pretty much the same view of Dr.Fauci but yet none of you have answered why the POS didn't replace him.

How would he have done this?  
For one, he couldn’t directly fire him.  
He could have tried to get Collins or Azar to do it.  
They would have explained to him how complicated and unlikely that would be to do quickly.  In fact, I would not be surprised if they did not have that discussion. 

Secondly, Trump is on record trying to quash some of the rumors at the time by saying they had a good relationship, but that he did not agree with him on all things.  

So, I am sure he realized or was told that was not the right time to put the country in a situation like that.  

What he should have done was simply dismiss all of Fauci’s nonsense that was pervading the political spectrum at the time. 

He did not need to allow Fauci, Collin’s and Birx carte blanche to, more or less, set economic and social policy for the country and ‘force’ them to comply.  
Let him set health clinic treatment protocols and pursue vaccines and treatments. 

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Latin American men are biased against women candidates even more than white men are biased against women candidates

More nonsense:

But in Latin America, as Mexico’s milestone election showed over the weekend, electing a woman as president has become remarkably routine.

Claudia Sheinbaum, who won Mexico’s election in a landslideagainst another female candidate, Xóchitl Gálvez, joins at least a dozen other women who have served as presidents of Latin American countries since the 1970s.

This growing list includes past leaders of two of Latin America’s largest countries, Dilma Rousseff of Brazil and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina, and those in smaller nations like Violeta Chamorro of Nicaragua and Xiomara Castro, the current president of Honduras.

The ascension of women to such heights spotlights how some democracies in Latin America that emerged from the ashes of authoritarian rule have proven exceptionally open to tearing down barriers to political representation.

@unplucked_gem

That is very, very true.

But it was complicated by at least two other facts.  Trump is used to running businesses where you delegate things out and trust your advisors (experts) in areas you do not fully know.  Obviously, at a desperate time you want to have trust in your 'expert' in viruses.  Another issue is that his other advisors that should have known what an idiot Fauci is and that he did not have a clue what he was doing, were too afraid to tell Trump to dismiss him, or at least disregard some of his 'forcing' of policy on the country.  It is not like Fauci's history was hidden.  

But, hopefully, Trump and the country (and the World, because they look to the USA as a leader) have learned not to follow a medical bureaucrat as a policy-setter that will drastically affect the economy and have social effects for years to come.

@StumpTownStu

 Liberals are like watching a team with the lead play prevent defense.

Promptly steals and puts in pocket. 

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254-211   +5524

NJ U6 -128

TOR U6.5 -120

I try to never really bellyache about games going the wrong way.  But knew it was going to be a rough night when SJ blew a 4 goal lead and allowed 6 unanswered goals.  Then WAS could not keep a 2 goal lead and never get an extra goal or EN goal.  VAN could not tie it up, or even allow an EN goal for a push.  ANA blew an early 1 goal lead and promptly got blown out.  

So, I got lucky that NYR did not score an EN -- or I could have got swept.  

Been lucky a lot of nights -- more than unlucky.  So, not complaining as much as saying I feel like I was right on most of the games.  But they sure went wrong in a hurry.

@kcblitzkrieg

 On Day One he fixed Global Warming 

Gave up six unanswered goals...wow

How can a team blow a four goal lead 

@artdb

 Thanks.  

I am up a tad over 7% now.  I started to add to the position when it dipped back to where I bought in at.  It did that twice since the start of the year.

I feel very good from just the charts, that if it can clear 11.30-11.40 and hold it, that it will be clear sailing until 12.30 or so.  

Then 13.50 should be easy to reach.   

I also looked at some Sept calls at the $10 strike.  If they dip below 1 again, I will probably get some of those as well.

@Rush51

 Very glad you pointed this stock out to me. 

Not a lot of analysts have stellar reviews on it.  But they are not too negative either.

BOL tonight