AUCom96
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re: Hear me out: Start Tia
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/13/26 at 6:17 am to SECdragonmaster
Right now, we have a glorified running back under center. Problem is, he may be the only offense we can count on.
In the future, however, if we "have to" sign "dual threat" quarterbacks whose only real threat is running the ball, let's just dispense with these constant dink-and-dunk schemes that rarely work, load up a power offense, run the ball and play defense. It can't be worse than the 5 or 6 win average we've become accustomed to.
In the future, however, if we "have to" sign "dual threat" quarterbacks whose only real threat is running the ball, let's just dispense with these constant dink-and-dunk schemes that rarely work, load up a power offense, run the ball and play defense. It can't be worse than the 5 or 6 win average we've become accustomed to.
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Rubio would get drummed by almost any candidate. Maybe even Kamala.
He's pure neo-con and already fricked his voters over in very blatant fashion, once. I'm sure the "defense" donors love him, but he's a non-starter for President.
He's pure neo-con and already fricked his voters over in very blatant fashion, once. I'm sure the "defense" donors love him, but he's a non-starter for President.
There's a big leftist corridor that is growing out of Nashville and moving rapidly south, driven by federally subsidized "defense" jobs. The tranny legislator was elected in Huntsville and most of that area will be reliably blue soon, if it isn't already.
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Trump explicitly ruled out amnesty at the White House three days ago ("There won't be amnesty") and just tightened H-1B foreign worker restrictions in September.
Calling it a "path to citizenship" doesn't change what it actually IS.
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Also, "Biden promised to do most of what he did" is comedy gold I don't remember Biden campaigning on 9.1% inflation, $5 gas, and a crashing stock market in 2022.
No, but he absolutely campaigned on massive increases in spending, regulations and taxes which lead to inflation and higher energy prices.
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You still haven't answered the actual question: how did Dems survive 9.1% inflation and $5 gas in 2022, while the GOP got wiped out in 2026 with less than half the inflation (3.7%), a Dow 20,000 points higher, and record household income?
Because people don't like when you position yourself as the outsider solution and then do the same shite those you campaigned against - in both parties - have been doing unchecked for decades. Trump survived on a coalition fueled by people who haven't reliably turned out to vote in the past, cross-overs and independents and then he fricked them. Some responded by not turning out. Others fricked the GOP back. The left is what they are. The right hides what they are.
Biden did not start a new war after decades of failed and expensive warring in the middle east. He spectacularly failed the Afghanistan withdrawal, but that was Bush's war.
Trump campaigned against war and spending. He campaigned on jobs for Americans. When he got into office, he passed a massive omnibus spending bill, bragged about bringing in more Chinese nationals and foreign labor and chastised those who pointed to things like the highly inflated housing market.
Trump campaigned against corruption, even using Epstein like a banner towards the cause. When he got in, he suddenly didn't care about a lot of those things and called anyone who did "idiots" and "not MAGA".
He's waffled on immigration and now appears on the verge of championing amnesty. Nothing has happened to those he said would be punished for things like Russiagate, intelligence agency corruption, fraud, misuse of government benefits and electoral corruption.
And yes, inflation continues to climb and energy prices remain high due largely to the war he chose to start.
In short, he lied. Biden promised to do most of what he did. The consequences were obvious to anyone who has half a brain, but they chose that. They voted for Trump because he claimed to oppose it, but he didn't.
Trump campaigned against war and spending. He campaigned on jobs for Americans. When he got into office, he passed a massive omnibus spending bill, bragged about bringing in more Chinese nationals and foreign labor and chastised those who pointed to things like the highly inflated housing market.
Trump campaigned against corruption, even using Epstein like a banner towards the cause. When he got in, he suddenly didn't care about a lot of those things and called anyone who did "idiots" and "not MAGA".
He's waffled on immigration and now appears on the verge of championing amnesty. Nothing has happened to those he said would be punished for things like Russiagate, intelligence agency corruption, fraud, misuse of government benefits and electoral corruption.
And yes, inflation continues to climb and energy prices remain high due largely to the war he chose to start.
In short, he lied. Biden promised to do most of what he did. The consequences were obvious to anyone who has half a brain, but they chose that. They voted for Trump because he claimed to oppose it, but he didn't.
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Every single villain now seems like it has to have some sympathy.
And every hero is morally ambiguous or "complex".
The goal is to destroy any overriding concept of morality and redefine it in stupid humanistic terms revolving around shifting concepts of identity. Therefore orcs - a metaphor - become an identity and as such, have to be processed through the torturous collectivist lens most hollywood elite think themselves to be a part of... often in their gated estates or exclusive communities.
re: FIRST ON FOX: Supreme Court justices confront what it will take to keep America's founding
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/11/26 at 10:23 am to aTmTexas Dillo
When you let your government get purchased... including by foreign PACs and lobbies, America's founding is already out the door.
re: Should corporate money be banned from politics?
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/10/26 at 5:52 pm to Go Down Moses
If it isn't, we don't have a system as the framers conceived it.
By the people, for the people doesn't mean anything when an international entity can just buy the candidates, the campaign and rig the game.
By the people, for the people doesn't mean anything when an international entity can just buy the candidates, the campaign and rig the game.
Stupid ho aside, do you honestly think any of us will ever get a truthful answer on what resources a data center uses? The propaganda campaign on these things is more well funded and aggressive than covid.
re: Joe Rogan: Calley Means, Wiles Team Govt Corruption, Special Interests
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/10/26 at 6:07 am to cajunangelle
Until you force corporate money out of the political process - which is a gordian knot in its own right - no political figure in DC is immune. It's an evil, corrupt town and no one gets a ticket to ride unless they're bought.
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Yall elected some transgender over ther
Huntsville is Nashville part 2. Ironic part is it's a missile town... west coast liberal mindset financed by a war economy.
re: If Trump votes Amnesty, you may see the largest win by any Dem in history of country
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/9/26 at 12:06 pm to SallysHuman
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fresh pick republican
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re: Tube-r-ville
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/9/26 at 12:04 pm to BTROleMisser
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LIbs are BIG mad he won.
He won by a vastly tighter margin than expected. I suspect libs aren't bothered at all. If the guy even matches Kay's public presence as Governor, I'll be very surprised.
re: Desantis sounds like Bernie on crony capitalism. Voters dont care about called socialist
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/8/26 at 7:18 am to wackatimesthree
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Especially if this beating gets rid of MAGA and reorganizes the R party around some adults.
So are you preferring corrupt warmongers like the Bushes to replace our current corrupt warmonger? Or CIA puppets like Reagan?
There are no adults in DC, just rats.
Alabama is a low cost of living state, by and large. That said, housing of any kind relative to average salary is high. Estimates are an average home mortgage is more than half the annual salary in the state. Apartments are not much better and come with the added value of section 8 neighbors much of the time. Mobile homes are also inflated and finding lot rental plus maintenance ramps that up considerably. My parent's generation, a college degree was usually an inflated ticket to a middle class salary and often pension. That's mostly gone, now. A college degree is increasingly just a gamble. Service jobs are low wage and you aren't going to pay a mortgage without multiple, most likely. Trade is very competitive and situational. Inflation keeps going up because our nation exists entirely on a debt bubble driven by third world industry and war.
It's not about where they are in their 20s, it's about the light at the end of the tunnel. The path used to be clear, now it seems very bleak and the political messaging has been "suck it up, petunia". Obviously, that's not going to win elections.
It's not about where they are in their 20s, it's about the light at the end of the tunnel. The path used to be clear, now it seems very bleak and the political messaging has been "suck it up, petunia". Obviously, that's not going to win elections.
re: The Win Against Georgia
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/8/26 at 6:13 am to cadillacattack
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We need more players like Brown and Sigler in our program….. players that will lay it all on the line.
No, we need lines.
Brown is too expensive for what he produces. And next year, we start over still trying to build lines with a new QB1. Hopefully we approach the portal more intelligently this time.
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lso Tubes is one of the top 50 college coaches in terms of wins. The guy knows how to manage an enterprise.
Oh dear.
Tubs was a good football coach. I don't even think he wanted to be Governor, considering his amount of campaigning. As a Senator, he was mostly non-existent and his name was on any omnibus bill that put money into "defense" contractor pockets. His campaign was a lot of noise about hiring state troopers - far from the top of Alabama's issues - telling people to shut up about data centers and threatening to send the national guard to Montgomery, which is just empty posturing. Ivey was a do-nothing governor and Tubs will be more of the same... probably leaving it to his staff while he fricks off back to the coast.
re: Desantis sounds like Bernie on crony capitalism. Voters dont care about called socialist
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/8/26 at 5:23 am to RelicBatches86
He's right. And I know it feeds your stock portfolio, but ignoring this is why the GOP got destroyed in the mid-terms. Both parties are run by lobbies, but the GOP wears it far more openly with their bullshite "free trade" mantra. (meaning federally protected monopoly if the price is right)
re: AU vs Arky Game Thread Battle of The Tards Slingblade Edition
Posted by AUCom96 on 11/7/26 at 12:44 pm to FearlessFreep
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actually thats what Golesh emphasized in his opening presser
Golesh was known for playing another twink on the same spread garbage we've been noodling with for over a decade. He's good at talking, but that's about it.
Fred Cohen?
It has a certain... dash to it,
It has a certain... dash to it,
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