Re: The 2026 US. Midterm Election
PitDAWG
11/07/26 05:51 PM
I agree. We saw it with both biden and trump. The people kept telling them the economy needed to be focused on. Rather than admit it was a problem and tell people they understood that and would address that, they both pretended and tried to convince people who were paying their bills and raising a family that the economy was fine and nothing was wrong.
It's as if they were tone deaf. I wonder of they'll ever learn their lesson.
I suppose it is harder for someone who has plenty of money and has no problem paying their bills to understand the plight of those who don't. But as this economic trend continues it's making it harder for more and more people to remain in their comfort zone and they better begin to understand that.
What we have seen and always will see is a correction when the pendulum swings too far in either direction. Capitalism is a fine system when there are checks and balances in place to keep it regulated and in check. Of course there has always been certain components of socialist polices mixed in. That's nothing new.
But people are and have been taking notice of how much capitalism is being abused and how it favors the haves while leaving the have nots behind. And in the end when there is a huge backlash they will blame everyone but themselves for the abuse and do everything in their power to paint a negative light on anyone who stands against it.
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Re: What If?
OrangeHelmet
11/07/26 05:17 PM
Those are 6 worthy names and when the seasons over you may want to put Lanorris Sellers name in the hat! After reviewing Sellers I think we may already have an equivalent, to him on our roster 'Green' IMO
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Re: More Music
PitDAWG
11/07/26 04:11 PM
He was from the age of the crooners with a more powerful voice than the rest of them. IMO he was head and shoulders above all of those of his style during that generation. As a young person during that time I did not appreciate nor care for that style of music. But over time I've come to realize what a great talent he was.
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Re: Jeremiah Smith Bandwagon
FATE
11/07/26 03:41 PM
Revisionist theory as we watch Tyler Shough with the Saints.
We could have drafted him instead of Judkins. If so no Gabriel or Sanders.
I thought he would have been a good pick in the second round.
There is no way that I would trade up for Smith unless we had a franchise QB in place.
Square one get your quarterback. Not really the point of your post, but I still think we would've ended up drafting Sanders. Using a fifth was a no-brainer. Disagree. We heard the same thing about a baker's dozen (pun intended) Browns QBs Colt McCoy: "first-round talent" DeShone Kizer: "all the tools" Spergon Wynn, Charlie Frye, the list goes on. These were all called great picks because of where they were drafted when not a soul had even an outside chance at fQB. If you're going to treat QBs like stocks, you better already have one clear winner before you start trading on upside; because you can only have three in your portfolio. And that three is a crowd when they all three think they are better than the other two and they should be starting. They use losing as evidence, become disgruntled and disenfranchised, and the whole room turns to shizzle.
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Re: Verse
bonefish
11/07/26 03:33 PM
He is not going anywhere.
So, he is going to have to perform.
Not thrilled by his comments.
So far he has not done much.
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Re: And the Cra Cra Continues
PitDAWG
11/06/26 04:58 PM
Another one bites the dust............. DOJ shake-up continues with head of national security division, US attorney in Miami resigning John Eisenberg, the head of the National Security Division at the Department of Justice, is stepping down from his post, multiple sources told Fox News on Friday. Shortly after Fox News learned of Eisenberg's resignation, Attorney General Todd Blanche announced it on social media. "He has served with distinction, strengthening our nation’s ability to address threats, both foreign and domestic," Blanche said. "Under his leadership, the Division advanced President Trump’s mission to make America safe by prosecuting terrorists and working with our law enforcement partners to disrupt planned attacks on the American people." This was Eisenberg's second stint serving under President Donald Trump. In Trump's first term, Eisenberg was an assistant and deputy counsel to the president, as well as a legal advisor to the National Security Council, which advises presidents on foreign policy matters. Less than an hour before Eisenberg's departure was made public, Blanche announced the resignation of Jason Reding Quiñones, the U.S. Attorney for Florida's Southern District. Quiñones' office was perhaps most known for its indictment of Raúl Castro, the former president of Cuba who took over after his brother Fidel Castro's nearly 50-year reign. "We are grateful for Jason’s leadership in combatting violent crime, drug trafficking, sex trafficking, and transnational crime," Blanche said. "Jason has served the Department multiple times over his distinguished career, and we thank him for his service to this country." These two departures come just a day after Harmeet Dhillon, who headed up the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, announced she'd be leaving as well. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/do...ity-division-us-attorney-miami-resigning
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Re: Random NFL News
PitDAWG
11/06/26 04:32 PM
I just saw this after the trade became official.
🏈Ravens receive: QB Jacoby Brissett and a 2027 5th-round pick.
🏈Cardinals receive: a 2027 4th-round pick and a 2028 7th-round pick.
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Re: Cavs/NBA 3.0
79Jacketdog
11/06/26 03:18 PM
The Cavs appear very old on the court with James Harden leading the offense . Other teams are running and we are walking . In my opinion this Harden contract has officially ended our chances . we need to play the younger guys and speed things up versus slowing them down .
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Re: The LIE- Biden and Dems did nothing to stop the border crisis
PitDAWG
11/04/26 02:56 PM
I can support Dems, but once you start bringing radical Islam and communism in to your tent, no way. Where and who is this "radical Islam" being brought into the "tent"? And where is the "communism" you speak of? You throw these words around all the time while never providing any evidence to support it.
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Re: Why the Dems?
PitDAWG
11/03/26 04:46 PM
Democratic Representative Haley Stevens of Michigan withdrew her endorsement of her party’s Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, and endorsed Republican Mike Rogers on November 1, 2026, explicitly citing that El-Sayed had publicly uninvited her from campaigning with him. During a joint news conference with Rogers on November 1, 2026, Stevens stated that El-Sayed made it clear she "was not welcome in his campaign". Her decision followed a public speech by El-Sayed on October 31 where he openly stated he no longer wanted her to join him at a planned unity event. I'm so glad this woman saw the overall good in other party? An act of vindictiveness isn't seeing the good in the other party. Those are two totally different things. I would like to remind you that it wasn't until two days after she openly admitted she was endorsing Rogers because El-Sayed didn't want her at her rally she felt the need to try and walk that back by saying this.............. On November 3, 2026, Stevens defended her crossing of party lines as a "decision of conscience," asserting that while she disagrees with Rogers on many core issues like abortion and labor, she concluded El-Sayed was "not fit to serve". But she thought he was "fit to serve" before that? This one is pretty obvious.
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Re: Lamar
Homewood Dog
11/03/26 03:25 PM
Who knows maybe he would want to reunite with Monken. If he does, we better have some good backups LOL !
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Re: Republicans are the Devil ~ Part 666
FATE
11/02/26 03:19 PM
The only ad I enjoyed in the least was the Sherrod Brown/ Texas Chainsaw skit. That was at least creative and good for a laugh.
The mailbox fliers are about the highest quality I've ever seen. It's like they're showing off how much money they're throwing away.
Anyway. There is no doubt, this is the worst and most saturated the airwaves have ever been, from my view. I do not look forward to the next cycle.
The two most important things we could ever hope to change remain: term limits and money in politics.
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Re: OSU/ College Football
waterdawg
11/01/26 07:41 PM
Jfanent , I was only able to watch into the early part of the 3rd quarter .. Up to that point I felt sorry for then kid .. Running for his life.. Non consistent play calling . Dont care much for Arthur Smith..
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Re: Sometimes, We Need Positive Stories
bonefish
10/31/26 09:49 PM
I have been feeding hummingbirds for many years.
One got all tangled up in a spider web and could not fly. I caught him and took an old soft toothbrush and cleaned him up. I could tell he was stressed out. I put him in an overturned basket for an hour with some water.
I held him in my hand gently and went out on my deck and opened my hand. At first he just sat there. And after a minute or two took off. When they migrate in the winter they return in April to exactly where they spend summer and nest. They come back to my yard. It is so cool because they recognize you and it is very obvious.
I hunted very early when I was a teen. I knew quickly I didn't like taking a life. Hell all the fish I have caught in my life I probably didn't eat a dozen.
My backyard is a mature hardwood and pine forest. It is all natural. I have a bird bath on the deck. With the "Merlin" app I have identified 38 species of birds. They are like my outdoor pets.
I respect life and pay close attention to the world around me way more than the Internet.
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