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I interpret Fetterman's comments as advocating that the companies provide their employees seven days of sick leave. I dont see anything in there making a judgment about whether the negotiated deal should or shouldn't have been enforced

A real mystery...

What's weird is that the subtext of Fetterman's tweet is that the railroads and their shareholders have agency, they could do these things on their own (ie. without needing the unions or the government to compel them) and have chosen not to, and it is hard to understand for the average person why they can't figure out a way to make it work. It's a statement that literally everyone in this thread who has engaged on this discussion agrees with, and yet here we are jamming it all into our left-right ****show debate. Because that's what we do lol

Not really sure what you're driving at here... as we have discussed ad nauseum, reasonable people can agree with Fetterman's point while recognizing that, given two terrible binary choices (with one that is significantly worse in the macro), almost all would go with the less bad one. As you yourself admitted, President Ewsieg probably would have enforced the deal.

You didn't hear that from me.

Will it???

It'll land closer to 48%, fwiw

More: And, frankly, he's probably right. The rest of the GOP ticket statewide aside from Walker won

Warnock called winner by CNN

De Kalb just dropped... 92-8 Warnock. Those are Saddam numbers lol

There isn't gonna be a Senator Walker lol

Need to see more of Atlanta...

Gonna be an early night in Georgia

Arson Judge just lit Jon Heyman ablaze lol

Arson Judge about to light fire on the NL West haha

The starting pitching market is crazy

He's also buddies with Bryce, iirc

You do concede the point that a shutdown of freight rail traffic would have harmed a lot of workers in the broader economy, correct?

The market just seems slow more broadly as well and might pick up whenever the big names start coming off the board

I almost view his comments as a sign that they aren't interested in going bottom of the barrel on starters (ie. Mike Pineda or Jose Urena types) and are more just willing to accept what they have internally to fill whatever gaps they have. Long term, it's the right move, but it's no doubt a leap of faith in the short term.

Reese Olson looks like the most likely Wentz / Hill for this year IMO. Although your question may be more focused on guys not currently on the 40 man roster.

Hoo boy