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Trump's campaign has not spent a dime on political ads in key swing states compared to $23 million by Hillary.

3 hours ago, Englebert said:

Just about all, if not all, links I have seen from Politico show a strong strong bias towards the left. I don't frequent the sight, so I don't know their full content. But some of the stories I have seen would be way too far left for even CNN (who is also not completely unbiased). I have heard many people talk about how far left Politico is. And yes I would definitely be in favor of links from Fox over most other sites. If you don't think that Politico, CNN and the mainstream media doesn't have a "leftist" bias, I have a feeling you are a leftist.

If you think that Politico, CNN, and the MSM are leftist, I have a feeling you are just a RWNJ. Seriously, you RWNJ's are just like the SJW's, you want everybody to dance to your tune.

BH vs. Dayton

BH vs. GCM

Pasadena vs. Pasadena Rayburn

Pasadena Memorial vs. Pasadena Dobie

Deer Park vs. La Porte

5 minutes ago, Englebert said:

She has posted articles from Politico also, another credible (lefties only) news source. They're right up there with Huffington Post.

Would you rather it be from Fox, Breitbart and World Nut Daily?

By the way my favorite news sources are Vox, Vice, and the Intercept.

Finally, I wouldn't consider Politico to be a "lefty" site. I have some conservative friends that share articles from there on Facebook. If you really want "lefty" sites, go look at Jezebel, Daily Kos, Addicting Info, and TYT. However, places like Politico, CNN, and the mainstream media don't really have a "leftist" bias.

Now don't get me wrong, there are biases in the media. However, they aren't to any political side. The three main biases that there are in the media are a sensationalism bias, a bias in favor of the establishment, and a neutrality bias (call everything 50/50.) 

4 hours ago, theNeed4Speed said:

Play-in game ? You mean point differential ?

That too. I was basically pointing out a possible scenario.

1. Crosby (Playoffs: 2nd round loss)

2. Barbers Hill (Playoffs: If they don't lose in the 2nd Round, they'll probably lose in the 3rd.)

3. Dayton (Playoffs: 3rd Round loss)

4. Kingwood Park (Playoffs: One and done)

5. New Caney

6. Humble

7. Porter

8. Splendora

9. Caney Creek

Crosby runs away with this district. BH and Dayton battle for 2nd, and for the higher D2 seed in the playoffs. Last spot is a 3-way race between KP, New Caney, and Humble, with the possibility of KP/Humble being a play-in game. Porter may have some surprises, but I don't think this is their year. The two newcomers will stay in the cellar.