Quitter. I blame all that soy in your diet.
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Quitter. I blame all that soy in your diet.
Might be that soy. But tofu can beat UK in football.
Good God Joe. The world is laughing at you. So proud to be an American these days.
At least tofu doesn't turnover 18 times to a team that is shit
Wrong. Won’t happen. Just a misunderstanding of scripture.
Fully-vaccinated Jenn Psaki tests positive for covid.
I don’t wish anyone sick, well, most...but this is amusing. What a con job this vaccine is.
I don’t wish anyone sick, well, most...but this is amusing. What a con job this vaccine is.
I like your thinking on this but I foresee flaming bags of dog poop in your immediate future.
You do realize that has been happening to Georgia for many years now? I guess we are so far above them that we should be immune to such games? Many of you were guilty of taking Miss St on the road way too lightly.
Kenneth, what is the frequency?
The press has figured out what "let's go Brandon" is all about. They are not happy about it. It was okay during the previous administration but now.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politi...he-code-behind-lets-go-brandon-cheer-n1528198
It is unreal that people get paid to write things like the AP writer wrote. Do you smarmy bastards think that we need you to tell us what FJB means?
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politi...he-code-behind-lets-go-brandon-cheer-n1528198
It is unreal that people get paid to write things like the AP writer wrote. Do you smarmy bastards think that we need you to tell us what FJB means?
Let's check in on what CNN analyst and former FBI special agent Asha has to say about "Let's Go Brandon"...I'm sure it's reasonable:
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Couldn't watch it all ... he is too stupid to listen to. Some of the morons' comments are striking too.
Why can pro athletes, entertainers, news media, professors, teachers all express their political opinions to their captive audiences but the pilot cannot?
How sad is your life when you follow Dan Rather and agree with everything he says on Twitter? I bet over half those people are shut-ins.
With all eyes on serial killer Jack Evilman being put behind bars, we noticed a glaring lack of black serial killers... and that’s a problem.
I’m with you. Most non-elite teams lay an egg or 2 a year. For whatever reason we struggle in Starkville. And don’t forget State is schizophrenic... they did beat Texas A&M.
Hopefully State was that one game this year like the Tennessee game a few years ago. Beat the Vols, go 10-2... I’m good with that.
The vaccine looks more and more dangerous to me every few weeks. A girl I went to high school with died from an aortic aneurysm this week. She was in her early 30’s. She had gotten fully vaxxed and had this happen shortly after.
Of course they’d never say it has anything to do with that, but this makes several people I personally know getting vaxxed, a few weeks going by and then having issues ranging from blood clots to death.
Would you care to elaborate?
Mississippi State did lose to Memphis and LSU but only by a total of 5 points, got murdered by Bama, but no surprise there. They also have wins against 3 teams that are currently 6-2: NC State, Texas A&M, and Kentucky. Not a surprise we lost down there, but I just think everybody is disappointed with how we lost and how terrible we looked on both sides of the ball.
Oh I agree completely. We looked horrible. But we also looked pretty bad against South Carolina and the FCS team we played. People forget Missouri kind of exposed us with quick passes, difference being our offense showed up that game.
Levis missed enough throws to make that game close, as poorly as we played. If he shows up, we’re a tough team to beat. Just a shit game down there. Hoping it’s different back home with a raucous crowd to back them vs Tennessee.
Alright Alright. Here we go. There is no way the highest court in the land can screw this up right? Right?
The Supreme Court just took a case on the EPA’s authority. Its decision could undo most major federal laws.
As Justice Kagan wrote, the arcane doctrine of ‘nondelegation’ would make most of government unconstitutional
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a challenge to the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate power plant emissions, in a case that legal scholars say could undermine Congress’s constitutional authority to delegate power to federal agencies. Some argue that such regulation — not just by the EPA, but in President Biden’s vaccine mandate as well — is unconstitutional because of a somewhat arcane legal doctrine called the “nondelegation doctrine.” This theory holds that Congress cannot delegate broad policymaking authority to government agencies.
Why does this argument matter? Our research finds that if the Supreme Court were to invalidate either the EPA’s authority or the vaccine mandate under this doctrine, it might unravel nearly every major law Congress has passed since World War II. Nearly every one of these laws involves delegating authority to U.S. agencies....
...What’s more, several members of the Supreme Court, led by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, have signaled that they’re open to striking down laws based on this doctrine. In fact, the court’s majority mentioned concerns about delegation when it struck down the Centers for Disease Control’s eviction moratorium.
Their next opportunity to use it might come with the EPA case or when opponents challenge the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate after regulations are issued, since in both cases some opponents are relying explicitly on the doctrine. Or they could use it when, as expected, they hear Kelley v. Becerra, the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act, which is making its way through the courts and close observers expect to succeed in the U.S. District Court.
So what would a reinvigorated nondelegation doctrine do to the U.S. government? Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her minority opinion in Gundy v. United States that if the Court starts striking down congressional delegations of authority, “then most of Government is unconstitutional.”...
Justices agree to review EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gases
https://www.scotusblog.com/2021/10/...-epas-authority-to-regulate-greenhouse-gases/The Supreme Court just took a case on the EPA’s authority. Its decision could undo most major federal laws.
As Justice Kagan wrote, the arcane doctrine of ‘nondelegation’ would make most of government unconstitutional
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a challenge to the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate power plant emissions, in a case that legal scholars say could undermine Congress’s constitutional authority to delegate power to federal agencies. Some argue that such regulation — not just by the EPA, but in President Biden’s vaccine mandate as well — is unconstitutional because of a somewhat arcane legal doctrine called the “nondelegation doctrine.” This theory holds that Congress cannot delegate broad policymaking authority to government agencies.
Why does this argument matter? Our research finds that if the Supreme Court were to invalidate either the EPA’s authority or the vaccine mandate under this doctrine, it might unravel nearly every major law Congress has passed since World War II. Nearly every one of these laws involves delegating authority to U.S. agencies....
...What’s more, several members of the Supreme Court, led by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, have signaled that they’re open to striking down laws based on this doctrine. In fact, the court’s majority mentioned concerns about delegation when it struck down the Centers for Disease Control’s eviction moratorium.
Their next opportunity to use it might come with the EPA case or when opponents challenge the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate after regulations are issued, since in both cases some opponents are relying explicitly on the doctrine. Or they could use it when, as expected, they hear Kelley v. Becerra, the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act, which is making its way through the courts and close observers expect to succeed in the U.S. District Court.
So what would a reinvigorated nondelegation doctrine do to the U.S. government? Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her minority opinion in Gundy v. United States that if the Court starts striking down congressional delegations of authority, “then most of Government is unconstitutional.”...
Lindsey Graham Reportedly Called for Officers to Murder Jan. 6 Protesters: ‘You’ve Got Guns... Use Them’ | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald
Senator Lindsey Graham reportedly called for law enforcement to murder Trump supporters who were protesting on January 6th.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Why would people who have actual jobs and own shit like cars, boats, their homes, etc. need to be looting?
Now the shooting? Threaten any of the above and I can see that happening.
Short for TOe FUngus
Yeah, even when we were 6-0, we only looked really good against a mediocre LSU team...I know enough from betting that comparing scores against the same opponents can often be misleading or mean nothing, but it is hard to ignore we beat Mizzou by 7 and SC by 6 while Tennessee beat Mizzou by 38 and SC by 25.
Tennessee did lose bad to Florida. The Vols have scored 157 points in their last 4 games. It won't be shocking if we win next Saturday or if they win, but I will be shocked if we win big. We aren't prone to beating people bad, if we win that game it will probably be very close at the end. I think with our turnover issues, Tennessee is more likely to beat us easily than the other way around.
I feel like all year Levis has been too locked in on throwing to Wandale. Ali is too good of a WR to not be getting more targets. We have thrown too many deep passes to Wandale when 2 guys were on him, he is little...those passes have almost no chance to be successful unless Wandale has completely out ran the coverage and it has led to some INTs. Levis threw a little 3 or 4 yard pass to Wandale against State when he had a tight end absolutely wide open 10-12 yards down the field, probably would have been a 30 yard gain. Wandale should get a ton of touches for sure, but the QB needs to go through his progressions better.
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