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watching this show is like being trapped in a really bad version of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood, where people use profanity and straight women flirt with each other and constantly make unfunny lesbian jokes at one another.

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Like the show or not, this is a pretty good description of what happens in the show.

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Friday- Cowan first out of the pen.
Saturday - Noot first out of the pen.
Sunday - Williams first out of the pen.

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where is Rizy fitting in this year. Is he going to be used as the closer? I saw somewhere that he did pretty good in the Cape Cod league this past summer.

From the article he describes what it's like in the detention center:

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"You don't know what's going to happen on a day-to-day basis. You don't know if there's going to be riots, you don't know what's going to happen,"

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He sounds a bit racist to me.

So you basically want to ruin the program more by giving more access to Collis Temple Jr.

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Is a lie if your twisted mind believes it? So I can kind of understand that way of thinking.She might be the biggest racist this side of Al Sharptin but I suspect he convinces himself what he says is the truth.

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this is what is so funny about her saying this to begin with. The entire left believes in the "their truth" concept.

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Also, how is voter ID going to handle mail-ins? Used to be that was reserved for anyone abroad. Now, anyone can do it and that alone opened up many avenues for fraud.

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The act aims to prohibit "universal" mail-in voting—the practice where states (like Colorado, Oregon, or Utah) automatically send a ballot to every registered voter.

The Change: Voters would be required to proactively request a mail-in ballot for every election,

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Just to clarify, (and I just looked it up) the SAVE Act if it becomes law would not required voter ID at the polls. What it would require is ID to register to vote.

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This is correct and should only impact people who are not yet registered to vote.

That being said, Chip Roy and Mike Lee are proposing the SAVE America Act which is a new version of the SAVE Act that adds the requirement of individuals to present an eligible photo identification document before voting to the current SAVE ACT provisions.

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I do agree with him that federal elections should be run by the federal government, but that should include moving from the electoral college to using a popular vote.

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No and No.

All the talking head on TV that are saying Trump is trying to nationalize elections and ignore the constitution are leaving out the fact that they would need to amend the constitution which would never happen for this issue.

Why would you want the government under a sitting President to oversee the elections that President may be on the ballot for?

Trump isn't trying to federalize elections, he just wants to make sure those voting in the states that run the elections are able to prove who they are and that they are citizens since there are states not doing that.

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They’d have a lawsuit on their hands out the yingyang. Every granny who had her license taken because she couldn’t pass the eye test any longer? DUI fella who had his license suspended? They’d all get licenses if states started handing them out like candy to illegals no questions asked.

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Are you aware you can get an ID without it having to be a drivers license?

The more you know!

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Unsure, but here are the details of each 1908 team. We were clearly the better team.

Pennsylvania = the Quakers compiled an 11–0–1 record, shut out seven of twelve opponents, and outscored all opponents by a total of 215 to 28.

LSU = The Tigers were coached by Edgar Wingard and posted a perfect 10–0 record, outscoring opponents 442 to 11.

…. LSU outscored its opponents 442 - 11 !!!

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While I agree it would be cool for them to add the 1908 season, I believe the issue has always been the schedule LSU played. Typically teams in the north and northeast played tougher schedules because they had more established colleges with longer standing football teams.

LSU 1908 schedule:
Young Men's Gymnastic Club-New Orleans (N/A) W 41–0
Jackson Barracks-New Orleans (N/A) W 81–5
Texas A&M (3-5) W 26–0
Southwestern Presbyterian (N/A) W 55–0
Auburn (6-1) W 10–2
Mississippi A&M (3-4) W 50–0
Baylor (3-5) W 89–0
Haskell (3-5-1) W 32–0
Louisiana Industrial (4-3-1) W 22–0
at Arkansas (5-4) W 36-4

The first two games were not even against colleges. The Young Men's Gymnastic Club of New Orleans is the present day New Orleans Athletic Club. Jackson Barracks was an army base and today is home to the Louisiana National Guard. The biggest game of the season was Auburn and LSU was able to get out of that game with a massive 10-2 victory. The rest of the schools on the schedule were a list of no namers in the world of 1908 college football.

Penn's schedule:
West Virginia (5-3) W 6–0
Ursinus (N/A) W 30–0
Bucknell (3-5-2) W 16–0
Villanova (1-6) W 11–0
Penn State (5-5) W 6–0
Gettysburg (6-2) W 23–4
#12 Brown (5-3-1) W 12–0
#6 Carlisle (10-2-1) T 6–6
Carnegie Tech (3-7) W 25–10
#20 Lafayette (6-2-2) W 34–4
#16 Michigan (5-2-1) W 29–0
#5 Cornell (7-1-1) W 17-4

The Carlisle team Penn played had Jim Thorpe as half back and was coached by the legendary Pop Warner.

This discussion without context is difficult. It's similar to how people viewed JMU and Tulane in the 12 team playoff this year. Yes they had good records, but they really didn't play with the big boys all year.