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If you're playing "what ifs". What if the Lions had won the final game of the 2000 season at home against the Bears. They would have made the playoffs, probably Matt Millen would not have been made GM and Marty Morninweg would not have set the bar so high for the next 20 years...

Maybe if they started imposing as many penalties on the impregnators as the do the impregnated. Maybe mandatory vasectomies for unwanted pregnancies.

So what do you really know about Virginia election integrity and security. They already require ID, absentee ballots need to be signed by a witness, early voting lasts about 6 weeks. Makes it safe and convenient. Maybe too convenient for Trumpublicans. By the way, the current guy won the nomination after the party rigged the system to clear the way for Gov Fleecevest.

Meanwhile, Gov Trumpkin has promised to finance a new facility for the Washington Deadthings....

I really want to caption this picture. MTG, I thought I was your GF

Says a lot about his supporters

I think some folks in Chicago and Washington may argue with you

I'm assuming this list is correct https://overthecap.com/salary-cap-space/ The Lions have $33+ million with an estimated $13 once they sign a 51 man roster...

Carl Rove proved that with his 2012 meltdown

He's off to a good start🤨 This is what happens if you elect a businessperson with no government experience

Those damn Brits

Defeated Former President

Didn’t the GOP waive the filibuster for FLP’s tax breaks?

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They did. They were initial investors. I'm assuming OAN is not turning much of a profit

If OAN was making a ton of money for AT&T they'd still be on the bird. it's that simple. If it makes you happy I'll send you a gift card for Penzys

I was just reading a Washington Post story about the fight in Northern Virginia over a proposal to build a huge data storage center in rural Prince George County. That area has seen constant battles for at least 50 years now. From huge developments to a Disney theme park https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2022/01/15/data-centers-prince-william-virginia/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=wp_local-virginia-politics The thing is at least in portion the state a lot of "family farms" have given way to wineries, vineyards and craft breweries. In part thanks to state grants to wine growers when the tobacco industry started dying

This is the latest update on the property https://www.dailypress.com/virginiagazette/va-vg-jcc-planning-hazelwood-farms-0108-20220107-nbuovqgfxvg4hmtlexakdzyhem-story.html What I hadn't realized is the property has been zoned for business the last 20 years or so. Personally, I like the concessions that have been made. Eliminate the proposed truck stop, and housing. Honestly, this part of the county could use another grocery, maybe a decent midscale restaurant (preferably locally owned) and shops. Maybe a medical facility. I'm torn on warehouse and office space since an older business park has several openings that could probably be repurposed.

Top 5 QB? Next year....

Looks like the mound move and Robo Umps experiments are over for now