do or die

Keep the sandbox clean.....

One would think that any American, regardless of political stripe......would be concerned about Russian attempts to influence the election, and would like actions taken, to defend against them in future. Degrading and destroying confidence in democratic institutions, has always been a long term goal for the Kremlin. Of course, the first step....would be for Trump to actually acknowledge that there is a problem. Desisting from degrading and destroying public confidence in American judicial and security institutions.....would be a pretty good 2nd step.

...or not.

There wasn't.....even before he was elected. Disagree with Clinton tagging any of his supporters as a "deplorable" though. "Gullible" might be more like it.

Yup, it just could be that the non-stop lying, spinning, and deflecting....about contacts with the Russians .......from everybody in the Trump campaign, and the almost desperate attempts to smear and impede Mueller, the FBI, and Dept. of Justice...... was simply for show. Or not.

But Trump sez that the intelligence agencies are wrong and that no Russian interference ever took place......... Mueller is really going about this in a structured way. He now has the actual Russian perpetrators and exposed their methodology - he also has 5 members of the Trump campaign chirping away and giving evidence - all that is left, is to start connecting the dots to any Americans who uh, "co-operated" with this Kremlin initiative. Can't wait.

Three legs.... 1. Draft/FA 2. Recruitment 3. Development As in icebergs......1 and 2 are the most viable. Number 3 is the internal improvement component. Bombers have some young guys, who need reps and coaching up. Guys who are not "name players"yet - can always become some. Will be watching Demski, Santos-Knox, Walker, Alexander, et al. Gut feeling is that current management will show to be more adept, in this area......than in the past.

Should of been an online poll.............

You want to talk tone deaf? http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/374202-gop-candidate-wont-cancel-ar-15-giveaway-in-wake-of-florida-shooting

Roh played 20 of his games as a OLB. Perhaps a flexibility thing, here....

Revving up again.....and doubling down.... http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/374108-trumps-stormy-daniels-problem-gets-worse http://thehill.com/homenews/news/374174-ex-playmate-who-says-she-had-affair-with-trump-details-cover-up-efforts-report

Steve Bannon just spent 20 hours, having a friendly chat with Bob Mueller. http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/374079-bannon-interviewed-by-mueller-twice-in-past-week-report

More profit for the gun industry, more influence for NRA. Win, win. This administration is not being deliberately obtuse, as I thought.

...or deliberately obtuse. Some landmines, in the perimeter and a few missile drones, hovering over the crosswalks.....are required as well. Dogtags for students.

My new handle will be.... Do or Die Style. Might start pumping out some nicknames......

So many choices.......

Walters is a scrapheaper

Nichols is a scrub........

Yes, but you have to manage ratio/cap issues as well.....

IN Durant gives us the proven and experienced back up OB we have lacked...forever. Bowman is a big, strong physical R, who can go deep... but will covert a lot more of the famous short stuff past the marker......and create more elbow room for Dress and Adams. His skill set is perfect in the Lapo O Demski has potential as slotback/R hybrid guy......who might do well in this O, and offsets some of the ratio hit, from the loss of Westerman. Might help out in KR's LaFrance still living off of 1 playoff game.....but has passport, for backup to Harris and is another hybrid project for Lapo Fenner is perhaps the sleeper here .......fair cover guy, good hitter/tackler ......27 ST tackles last year as well. Gives the back 7 more physicality and flexibility (ie moving Leggett to backfield) Out Westerman.....took a ratio hit here, but actual production should be alright with Jeffcoat and Opo, with perhaps less penalty issues. Heath.....good ballhawk, gambler, sometimes indifferent with the tackling - actually got roughed up a bit in some games, particularly in the Rider series. Bond .....physical force.....hated to lose his run blocking at G. Organization has confidence in OL depth.....we'll see. Worries MLB....proven answer to the hole in the donut, not here......yet

Everybody else simply scrapheaps......

By tomorrow, they will of won, decisively.....

We're all bozos on this bus.....

The Federal Assault Weapons Ban enacted in 1994 expired in 2004. Currently 43 states have no ban on assault weapons. But no real need for any form of legislation on this.......

The Center for Responsive Politics , a nonpartisan think tank that tracks money in politics, found that in 2016 more than half of the members of the House of Representatives — or 232 of the 435 — received money from gun rights groups like the National Rifle Association and Gun Owners of America. That money went disproportionately to Republicans. Only nine Democrats received campaign contributions from these groups. Some charity.