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Maybe have the 8th grader look into electrical trades or construction management. The amount of work right now is insane.

It might be worth paying a little bit of attention to. It has been all over the internet and talked about on morning Joe that he might state that the two two democratic senators from Georgia were fraudulently elected and are illegitimate-I am sure he will make up some stupid reason that will be shot down in a couple court filings and then appealed to the SC.

Also, I could see plenty of lies about necessity for passing the save act, federalizing the elections.

He knows the house and possibly the senate are not looking good

Trump can claim anything wants, what matters is indictments, arrests, trials and convictions.

He went to court 60 times and lost his ass. His lawyers were disbarred.

He has nothing.

If he want to blame anything on 2020, just a reminder that Trump was president then as well.

Tighter voting rules would likely help republicans more than democrats, that is the math game that is being played. Same as gerrymandering.

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It is impossible when you do not know who is throwing the passes.

NFL has put in so much control over practice time, hitting and full pads. Only three games.

Camp comes quickly with a lot to get done in a short period of time.

First team reps with 11 on 11 and the week of practice with another team are huge.

Reps are precious with players fighting to make the team.

And guys who are trying to make the first string.

TEHRAN—In a major setback for Donald J. Trump, on Wednesday Iran announced that the Strait of Hormuz will be closed the next two years for renovations.

The Strait of Hormuz board, packed with cronies of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, also approved a plan to put Khamenei’s name on the renovated waterway.

“The Khamenei Strait of Hormuz will be the biggest and most beautiful trade chokepoint EVER!” the ayatollah announced in a social media post.

In the same post, he indicated that the renovated strait would have a “world-class toll booth” fitted with marble armrests “unlike anything ever done or seen before!”

Andy Borowitz

No, I posted this to show he will be talking about and it still obsessed with the 2020 election. And as a precursor for what he will try to claim and do before the mid term election. Pay attention next time.

You started a thread to tell us Trump will be on TV this week?

A little weird, but okay.

Trump endorses MyPillow's Mike Lindell in race for Minnesota governor

https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/trump-endorses-mypillow-mike-lindell-for-minnesota-governor/

This sounds more like something that belongs in the joke thread but it's actually true.

I can't wait for preseason either, but I just hope that expectations are not at an all time high. A rookie wide receiver has a lot of adapting to do, we have two.. to go along with a second year player. I have high hopes for the room, but I am not expecting them to light the league on fire right away.

Hey, at least you're focusing on a white immigrant. That's a refreshing change of pace even though this isn't a thread about immigrants.

Typical Trumpian branding. "Put a leash on that thar woman!"

That's pretty sad when you have to post and comment on a Canadian woman in a thread about Democrats. But not at all surprising.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will deliver a primetime address this week that he says will include a focus on elections, suggesting he could revisit long-debunked conspiracy theories about his 2020 defeat to Democrat Joe Biden. The speech comes as he’s escalated calls for Republicans to pass tighter federal voting rules for November’s midterm elections.

The Republican president has been guarded about what he plans to say in the 9 p.m. Thursday speech, scheduled as he confronts a collapsing deal to end the war with Iran. He also faces numerous domestic issues, including recent deadly shootings by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Asked for a preview of the speech on Tuesday, Trump offered scant detail but said he has “really big news.”

“It doesn’t get bigger, because without free and fair elections, you don’t have a country,” Trump said in the Oval Office. He refused to go further, saying he wanted to “save it” for the moment, though he also hinted he would be talking about a hodgepodge of issues.

“We’ll be discussing other things, too,” Trump said, without elaborating. “It’s going to be a very big announcement.”

Trump has used the power of the primetime presidential address — typically reserved for milestones — to deliver politically charged speeches before, including one in December when he sought to blame the challenging economic climate on Democrats. But Thursday’s address seems poised to go even further, using the moment to amplify election lies before an audience of millions in an effort to boost Republican prospects before midterms that threaten to hobble Trump for the remainder of his term.

On Monday, when asked about the speech, Trump repeated baseless claims of voter fraud in the Los Angeles primary race for mayor. During the interview with conservative outlet Newsmax, Trump said Republican Spencer Pratt lost his primary bid because of fraud, citing in part California’s slow vote count.

Federal prosecutors said they were opening fraud investigations in the state last month after Trump drew attention to the claim.

The president’s preoccupation with voting fraud and election security dates back at least to 2016, when he refused to say whether he would accept defeat to Democrat Hillary Clinton. After he won, he convened a voting integrity commission to support his claims that widespread voter fraud cost him the popular vote, though the commission disbanded without uncovering any such evidence.

Four years later, after he lost the 2020 election to Biden, Trump again claimed cheating and zeroed in on the Democrat’s narrow win in Georgia. Trump called the state’s secretary of state and pressured him to “find 11,780 votes,” just enough votes to overturn Biden’s victory in the state. He, along with than a dozen allies, was indicted in the state though the charges were later dropped.

Repeated audits and reviews -- manyrun by Republicans, including Trump’s own then-attorney general -- have found no significant fraud occurred in 2020.

Before winning in 2024, Trump was again laying the groundwork to claim cheating if he lost. After returning to office, he stocked his administration with officials who back his false claims of 2020 election fraud.

Trump made voting regulation central in this term

Frequently declaring that he won the White House “three times,” Trump has made voting regulation a core issue during his second term, demanding legislation that would require voter ID and sharply limit mail-in voting. Facing midterm races that will decide control of Capitol Hill, Trump has stirred new claims to cast doubt on election results that could challenge his power in Washington.

Earlier this year, FBI agents raided elections offices in Fulton County, Georgia, seizing materials from the 2020 election. Tulsi Gabbard, then Trump’s director of national intelligence, traveled to Atlanta to oversee the execution of the search warrant.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, campaigning in Georgia for Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff and governor’s candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms, smiled Tuesday when asked about Trump potentially rehashing the 2020 election in his national address.

He called it a strategy “for losers.”

“I think people are exhausted by having conversations about elections that happened six years ago, that we have the answer to,” Moore said. “He continues to bring this up because he cannot get out of his mind that he actually could have lost.”

Beyond Georgia, Trump has widely taken aim at states that allow voters to submit ballots by mail. Trump said he called a U.S. attorney in California and demanded scrutiny of the governor’s primary last month as votes were being counted.

Last week, Trump ousted the remaining members of the federal Election Assistance Commission, a bipartisan panel that resisted his efforts to require would-be voters to document their U.S. citizenship before registering.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-speech-elections-integrity-ea69e086380898546e58663d8fc5c6dc

This should be interesting....

Looks like hubby should have put a little leash on that nose ring and led her away from stupidity.

Oh wait, never mind, he's the loon that posts on insta wishing for the deaths of President Trump and his family — including the "little kids".

Canadian Democrats?

That's quite the spin, but nice try.

#LipstickOnThePig

Cabinet member works solely at the pleasure of the President. Each department has staff and a chain of command. If a cabinet member is not there that department continues to function regardless.

If an elected official is not there, they can not vote on bills or carry out their direct job to "represent the voters who elected them".

Cabinet members answer to the president. Elected officials answer to the voters.

Speaking of brain dead, anyone who can't see the difference and makes up excuses to the contrary fits that description.

Then there's the fact I posted that neither one is right. But you do you.

This morning I listened to a long breakdown of the Brown's receiving room with Tom Pellisaro and Steve Smith.

It was very interesting. Now I can't find it.

Anyway, to net it out they really like Boston, KC, Bond and Jeudy.

Smith went into it deep and brought up some good points about Camp and how everyone speaks about what they see. Defense talks about Offense and vice versa.

How will KC react if he drops a pass? Body language and being able to move on and improve.

They love the skills of the room.

How will the players read the 50/50 reps to decide the quarterback? They all talk.

Last season we had Camp hell with quarterbacks. This is defined as a battle of two.

Monken wants to rid the team for a losing culture. He is going to be hard and chew some ash. He will not tolerate sloppy football.

I look forward to this pre-season.