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1. Do you know the extent of his injury? Because I do, and Kobe isn't dropping 40 in the same condition. Highly unlikely he would play, and if he did he would be severely limited. 2. Dotson doesn't have a choice. If the doctor doesn't clear him the school isn't going to let him play, no matter how bad he wants to. 3. There's a lot more at stake for Dotson than just this next game. Regardless, it's kind of ridiculous that you're on here insinuating that a high school kid isn't tough enough or doesn't care enough. You either don't know him or are a terrible judge of character.

Sorry, i meant that it had showed they lost to Eula in the regional finals. Someone must've input the score wrong, because it's since been fixed.

On maxpreps the other day when I looked it showed Benjamin had lost. I guess it was a typo, because it's fixed now. Tuning in to the second half to see what Rigdon does. I did notice watch their game against Irion County and they denied him and he had a terrible game. Forced a bunch of bad shots and turned the ball over a few times. So he can be contained to some degree. You have to make the other guys beat you.

I’m much more concerned about the border, and I’ve stated I’m voting for him. But I can understand people not wanting to vote for him for the reasons I’ve stated. He went out and aggressively condemned everyone who wasn’t behind him, both on social media and by endorsing people who stepped in line with him, all the way down to fairly insignificant races. Consequently, many of his candidates weren’t very good, and it hurt us in the midterms. It would be easier to make a list of people he didn’t try to ruin or have removed from office. we’re in agreement on all of those people being narcissists, but he takes it to a whole new level. And yes, I’m tired of talking about it as well.

lol. not at all, I can just look at things from outside of the Trump worship zone. Never tagged you for a Trump apologist, but here it's showing. Me having an opinion about Trump means I don't care about the border? You're better than that. Flynn tried to put Trump in jail, so it's okay that Trump has gone after every Republican who didn't back him after January 6th? That's laughable. And you'll never convince me Trump is about anything more than himself. He'll do what's best for America as long as it suits his needs. He's on par with the clowns in office right now in that regard, but his stances currently align much more than mine, so I'll vote for him, as I said. Characteristics of a dictator: suspension or interference of elections and civil liberties; repression of political opponents; not abiding by the procedures of the rule of law; and the existence of a cult of personality centered on the leader. check, check, check, check.

That's the only reason i'm somewhat comfortable voting for him. But it's hard for me to get to riled up about people who aren't.

He started a lot of crap, and pushed a lot of lies that led to a lot of outrage, that without a doubt led to the insurrection or whatever you want to call it. I'm not saying he told people to do it, but he fueled the flames, and reveled in the chaos it caused. The way that he tries to ruin the careers of anyone who doesn't support his rhetoric is particularly alarming. He has all of the common characteristics of a dictator, and I truly believe he would enjoy being one. Even worse he has a large enough cult-like following that he might could just about pull it off. There's plenty to be concerned about, beyond him just being a jerk. That said, I'm still voting for him and hoping for the best. But I wouldn't at all be surprised if his next presidency (if he wins) is a lot different from his first. Trump is about power, not America. He had to try and do a good job to keep his power the first time. He wont be able to run again after this one, so he very well may just do whatever the heck he wants, like he always has gotten away with.

San Francisco passes law-and-order measures by large margins, including drug screening for welfare recipients (msn.com)

He's done a lot more than that to make him a turd, good president or not.

Bingo. It's a sham what they've done in 4A.

every person who's firmly on either side is going to vote for a cake-walk candidate. If you thought trump wasn't going to do a very good job you'd still vote for him because he's a republican. Almost all Rs would. I can't stand Trump, but I'M DOING IT. It's a funny double standard that the right really gets hung up on.

I agree with this entire paragraph. It still doesn't change the fact that there are people who would rather more of the same than more of trump. It's fine to blame them, but if you know they're going to vote against him and put him there anyway don't whine if he loses the election. This is the literal definition of Donald Trump, and there's a fairly reasonable fear from some about what he'll try to do if he gets his power back. I think that's something that a lot of righties like to brush over or ignore, whereas the moderates will settle for Biden over risking what they perceive (based on the things coming directly from his own mouth) Trump will do if elected. This last one i disagree with wholly. Any republican that isn't one of the main Trump disciples would win easily against Biden, Harris, or Newsome this election.

of course I do. The whole point is to put an electable candidate in place so that their turd doesn't get elected, instead of having a turd-off where anything can happen.

It's a no brainer for conservative people. For people who have beliefs leaning both ways, they're choosing between two terrible options.

Same story, different day. The right blaming those "stupid voters" for not voting for the far-right conspiracy theorist TV reporter. I mean, hell, she sounds great on paper. The responsibility is on the party to put out decent candidates. Just like when mush mouth won in Pennsylvania because he was running against Dr. Oz, of all people. Trump endorses people who will parrot everything he says, and there are enough worshippers of him to get them the nom, but not enough people to go along with it during the general election. I swear at this point if Trump endorsed a dog turd the right would give it the nomination and then blame moderate and lefty voters for not electing it. Trump wasn't a bad president, but he's a terrible candidate. Consequently, the candidates he endorses who act just like him are also terrible candidates. You can say the politics game is stupid, and it should only be about results. I don't disagree, but it's now how it works. Republicans can't refuse to play the game correctly and then blame the other side for when they lose. It's asinine, and it's also costing us a lot of elections.

No, it's always the people who don't vote for bad candidates' faults. It's amazing how the right blames the left for voting for anyone who runs as a democrat, no matter how terrible they are, but then can't stand it when people won't do the same and elect their bad candidates on the right.

He endorsed a TV reporter who parroted everything he said. Can't imagine why she didn't get elected.

It's no surprise. I'm assuming it'll also be the end to her reelection chances. Then again if Trump had endorsed a decent candidate in the last election there'd be a republican in office and this wouldn't have happened.

I give my dad a hard time about not buying land when he could for cheap. He could've picked up a couple hundred acres near where we hunt now for less than $75K back in his early 30s and passed on it, and that same place some for almost $2M awhile back. land is one of the few things they aren't making any more of.

good deal. I've got plenty of places to hunt, but always looking for more options, but nothing I'm willing to pay for. I find people who have problems they need taken care of. Already have a paid lease for deer.

location, and does it have pigs or predators that need killing? 😁

I have silsbee winning by 12, and then losing by that many to OCFFAAU.

Kinda crazy that the most likely championship matchup would be a 38-1 Stony Point team vs. a 39-0 Plano East team, with the only loss between the two being Stony Point's 5-point loss when the two teams met head to head before district play.

SP by 12+, as much as I hate to say it.

It's a toss-up IMO, which is crazy considering how poorly Biden has done, and his cognitive state. Republicans insisting on running the only candidate that has a chance of losing against him is also crazy, but here we are.