Mr.TaterSalad

The Packers are themselves a quasi-socialist organization that is owned by the people of Green Bay. I know that has nothing to do with it, still interesting though.

You can be caught talking about ending Thanksgiving, no matter your reasoning for it. That just doesn't jive with the average voter, Democrat or Republican. Hong isn't as strong a candidate as other progressives/leftists like Tammy Baldwin from her own state or Zohran or AOC. She doomed herself with a poorly run campaign and bad messaging.

Imagine believing Trump played any role in his kid lives.

Was this recommendation made by the medically untrained, 20 year heroin addict or the doctor who peddled scam weight loss supplements and treatments on television?

Annnnnnnnnd Mays' likely backup is out now too. What's Frank Ragnow up to? Is Kevin Glover still in football shape?

We've seen this story before though. Josh Paschal and Marcus Davenport would only be out 4 weeks . . . they'll be back by midseason . . . ah, man, maybe back by December man . . . ah, they're out fot the year.

Not to be conspiratorial, but at what point is it socially acceptable as a sports fan to start to question either the strength and conditioning coaches, the intensity with which Campbell runs his practices, Campbell letting guys "play through injuries" all too often, and/or the type of turf they are practicing on? I know some of this started last season, but are we at the point where these can just become full blown narratives now? Year after year, we show up as one of the most injured teams in the league.

Pacheco out for the entire preseason and camp now it looks like.

Come on, you've got to be ****ing kidding me. Why is it always us? Who is going to play center now?

Does he live on Mars with Sam Cassell?

There are so many qualified names out there that there is no reason to hire Jeff Greenberg at this point. It's fine if they interview him, but no need to hire him. Do we know if Draper is getting an interview and a serious look? He's the name I worry about most.

Was Hillary going to be your President too? Look, I made the mistake of thinking Hillary was going to win in 2016 and so I whined and complained about having to vote for her. In the end, I voted for her, knocked doors for Democrats (not her specifically) and she didn't win. All I am saying at is, we can't assume the Democrats are going to win, Jocelyn or otherwise. I think a guy with the notoriety of Calvin helps increase your chances in the win category. It likely won't be Calvin, but I think he'd be an interesting choice.

Please don't talk like this. Hillary was going to win in 16 and Leon Lett was guaranteed to score a touchdown. You don't know what will happen and you can't get overly confident. Democrats needs to unite and win. We're as broken as ever after that nasty Senate Primary in Michigan. Calvin Johnson could be a great unifier for the party because everyone loves Calvin.

Do you care more about winning or governing? Hillary would have been a better President than Trump, trouble is, she didn't win. If Jocelyn doesn't beat John James, the experience matters not. It's proven that people love celebrities and want to vote for them for public office. Donald Trump, Ronald Reagan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Al Franken, Jesse Ventura, Dave Bing, Jim Bunning, Bill Bradley, Steve Largent, Heath Shuler, Jon Runyan, Kevin Johnson, etc. Celebrities and sports stars bring you name recognition, notoriety, and are often beloved for their fame. Calvin Johnson is all of those things. Plus, Calvin is a Democrat, he endorsed and campaigned for Kamala, he's an intelligent man, he's a small business owner in Michigan (albeit weed shops). If you want to win, Calvin makes a lot of political sense.