Triumph of Trump: NFL kneeling

[One Bad Pig]

Hey jimmy. Are you still pretending that the continued drop in attendance for NFL games is only seen among bad teams and has nothing to do with people boycotting them because of their National Anthem protests?

Jimmy would rather focus on other stories now. Thanks for playing.

[Mountain Man]

That was in August...

OK... so how about a story from October.

Source: The Daily Caller

Other

http://dailycaller.com/2017/10/31/sa...er-grand-jury/

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So there you have it. In August, The Washington Post reported that Papadoofus' proposed meetings were rejected by campaign staff, and in October, the Daily Caller reports that according to the indictment itself, the proposed meetings were rejected by campaign staff. Happy?

What I'm curious about is whether or not Clovis can produce other emails showing him being similarly polite and encouraging to other low-level campaign staff regarding ideas that were never followed through on.

The Daily Caller story goes on to detail a meeting between Papadoofus and an unnamed "professor" from England who claimed to have information on Hillary, but it seems that Papadoofus was acting independently and never discussed the details of this meeting with anyone on the campaign staff.

So it looks like another nothing-burger for dinner.

[Tassman]

OK... so how about a story from October.

Source: The Daily Caller

Other

http://dailycaller.com/2017/10/31/sa...er-grand-jury/

© Copyright Original Source

So there you have it. In August, The Washington Post reported that Papadoofus' proposed meetings were rejected by campaign staff, and in October, the Daily Caller reports that according to the indictment itself, the proposed meetings were rejected by campaign staff. Happy?

What I'm curious about is whether or not Clovis can produce other emails showing him being similarly polite and encouraging to other low-level campaign staff regarding ideas that were never followed through on.

The Daily Caller story goes on to detail a meeting between Papadoofus and an unnamed "professor" from England who claimed to have information on Hillary, but it seems that Papadoofus was acting independently and never discussed the details of this meeting with anyone on the campaign staff.

So it looks like another nothing-burger for dinner.

Time will tell. Mueller's unveiling of the surprise guilty plea by former campaign foreign policy adviser and the manner in which he set out his case suggest his probe is sweeping, strategic and steeped in detail. And, more to the point, it's clear he's just getting started.

[rogue06]

Time will tell. Mueller's unveiling of the surprise guilty plea by former campaign foreign policy adviser and the manner in which he set out his case suggest his probe is sweeping, strategic and steeped in detail. And, more to the point, it's clear he's just getting started.

It seems to be more like grasping and desperate and the timing of the release of the indictments appears rushed possibly intended to help his political allies divert attention to how the whole Russian collusion thing has started to backfire on them.

[rogue06]

Meanwhile... After advertising heavily last year about being the official pizza of the NFL Papa John's is now blaming the NFL for hurting their sales.

[JimL]

Meanwhile... After advertising heavily last year about being the official pizza of the NFL Papa John's is now blaming the NFL for hurting their sales.

Good, John Schnatter, Founder and Ceo of Papa Johns is a greedy selfish jerk anyway who raled against the raising of the minimum wage for his employee's even though his Co. profits were booming.

[Cow Poke]

Good, John Schnatter, Founder and Ceo of Papa Johns is a greedy selfish jerk anyway who raled against the raising of the minimum wage for his employee's even though his Co. profits were booming.

He built that. You're just jealous.

[Sparko]

He built that. You're just jealous.

Jimmy thinks that businesses only exist to give away everything they make to the poor workers who deserve to be paid $50/hour to spit in cop's food.

[Cow Poke]

Jimmy thinks that businesses only exist to give away everything they make to the poor workers who deserve to be paid $50/hour to spit in cop's food.

Typical liberal control freak - always meddling in OPM to get what they think they want.

[Sparko]

Typical liberal control freak - always meddling in OPM to get what they think they want.

I think it's time we stopped greedy people like JimL from hoarding all their own money. They need to start sharing it with the rest of us. I think we should start a "per post" tweb tax. 10 cents per post.

[Cow Poke]

I think it's time we stopped greedy people like JimL from hoarding all their own money. They need to start sharing it with the rest of us. I think we should start a "per post" tweb tax. 10 cents per post.

Tax ignorance. That will bankrupt him!

[One Bad Pig]

Hey jimmy. Are you still pretending that the continued drop in attendance for NFL games is only seen among bad teams and has nothing to do with people boycotting them because of their National Anthem protests?

It seems that Jim would still rather not address this.

[One Bad Pig]

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[Mountain Man]

Good, John Schnatter, Founder and Ceo of Papa Johns is a greedy selfish jerk anyway who raled against the raising of the minimum wage for his employee's even though his Co. profits were booming.

Of course company profits were booming partly because Papa Johns didn't do something stupid like overpay their employees for doing low-skill work, but liberals always seem to ignore minor details like that.

[One Bad Pig]

Of course company profits were booming partly because Papa Johns didn't do something stupid like overpay their employees for doing low-skill work, but liberals always seem to ignore minor details like that.

...unlike Dudley Dough, which discovered that a "living wage" was a good way to lose money.