Bring Da Wood

This is likely to help the non existent law enforcement in sanctuary cities that like to try and subvert the federal government’s efforts to apprehend illegal aliens.

Not surprising. They know they don’t have the capacity or stomach to send troops in to fight Russia. It was a big bluff by the globalist to try and get us to put boots on the ground over there. EU ain’t doing shite and Trump called their bluff. Where are the crybabies on here who said EU was such an important ally for us? Our supposed allies tried to gaslight us.

It always suck to lose a game to a team you should beat because you have way more talent but it happens. What will really tell us more about this team is how they respond this weekend, at home, playing a really good team. If they come flat for that, I would be very concerned.

Jay threw in the towel.

I think it depends on how we pitch game 1 and 2. If you have a one or two run lead when your starter is done for both games you probably want to bring in Evans and Cowan. I wouldn’t trust Schmidt in a close weekend game yet. Hopefully we’re up big both games and then you can save Cowan to start game 3 for the sweep.

Schmidt isn’t used to getting his shite tagged like that. He will get better.

When Dellinger got hurt our OL went to crap. He covered up for Chester in pass protection by closing up one A gap and was a better run blocker than Mubenga. Our TE’s missed blocks on a regular basis which killed a lot of plays.

Durham showed what a quick RB with vision could do in the zone blocking scheme we use. When he hurt his toe we were screwed. Ultimately I feel it falls a lot on Davis for not developing quality depth behind Delly but you can also point the finger at BK for not having better RB talent at a school like LSU.

Doubt this ever happens but Western Europe has proven to be pretty stupid. I hope the EU doesn’t think China will let them sell their vehicles or goods in China. Bet that will be a sticking point.

Always watch what they do, not what they tell you

Not all manufacturing will come back but a lot will. More importantly pharmaceutical, auto, steel, ship manufacturing and semiconductor/chip manufacturing which aren’t as reliable on cheap labor will come back. Which is needed for national security. The cheap labor manufacturers for toys, plastics, etc will likely remain overseas which is fine imo.