Tracker

Not to excuse his anemic performance, but he doesn't have an all-star cast of receivers, O-line and running backs any more, either. Huffer is gonna have to burn a lot of air time on his phone,

Coulda gotten good odds on the TiCats winning if I was a betting man.

Stamps are peeling back early en masse on Ticat kicks. Don't know if the TiCat punter can run, but the field is wide open for a fake,

Gotta be rough having a prima donna QB who cannot see that he is hurting the team by being on the field.

Starting to look like the TiCats might pull this one off.

Another reason why to sit him down. That pass was terrible.

Okay, that interception/TD may be the highlight of the night.

Enjoy. That may well be the highlight of the game,

Whoever actually scores a major could win this game, Right now, it looks like the TiCats.

Calgary's conduct not improving.

The kick and return part of the game are far and away the most exciting parts of the game.

I am feeling sympathy for the announcers who have to try to put lipstick on this pig.

There seem to be a good number of younger fans in the stands- good on the TiCats.

Definitely not the Bo-Levi of old.

God will get you for that.

Anti-Mask Florida Official Dies of COVID—and Takes GOP Software Secrets With Him Just a day after testing positive for COVID-19, a Florida Republican official who battled against mask mandates, attacked the vaccine, and railed at CDC officials has died in Tampa. Gregg Prentice, who was 61, led the Hillsborough County Election Integrity Committee—and his sudden death has sent the local GOP scrambling as it no longer has access to essential campaign finance software without his help. In a Sept. 14 letter to the Federal Election Commission, the Hillsborough County Republican Executive Committee reported it might not be able to file its monthly financial reports as required—because only Prentice knew how to do it. “Gregg’s software converted data from our Quickbooks software to supply the information needed by the FEC,” it states. “Unfortunately, Gregg passed away suddenly from Covid-19 on Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021. Gregg did not share the software and instructions with our officers. We will have to enter the August data manually, and according to the information we have received from our FEC analyst, Scott Bennett, we may likely have to re-enter the data from our first 7 months of 2021. “We will be struggling to get all of this entered in the proper format by our deadline on Sept. 20, but we will try to do so with our best effort.” Along with others in the Hillsborough County Election Integrity Committee, Prentice was a vociferous critic of the vaccine, mask mandates, and COVID-prevention measures. He railed against top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, vowing in a Twitter post to “end Faucism.” He also insisted the U.S. needs “more socialist distancing than we do social distancing” and that the pandemic was created to destroy small businesses. A spokesperson for the Hillsborough Republican Executive Committee has reportedly said that Prentice’s wife and daughter have also caught COVID-19.

The beating that the Riders and especially Fajardo took from the Bombers in the last two games has to affect the confidence of all there. The Argos are not a powerhouse, but ought to beat the Riders. Is that possible? Watford so far looks sharper than Mitchell...weird but okay by me.

Trump Is Still Begging Georgia Officials To Overturn The 2020 Election. Former President Donald Trump is still trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election, more than nine months after he lost ― and one day before a planned rally in support of the various people charged for the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. On Friday, the former president sent a letter to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger with more claims of voter fraud ― even though thorough efforts to root out alleged voter fraud in the state, and across the country, have come up empty. The Republican state officials who oversaw the election have repeatedly said that Trump’s claims of widespread fraud in Georgia are false. In Friday’s dispatch, Trump cited a post on Georgia Star News, a pro-Trump website launched in the days after the November election that is part of a wider network of pro-Trump sites. Steve Bannon, a former Trump aide, described the site as “very populist,” “very nationalist” and “very MAGA,” NPR reported. The website claims that it received documents in response to an open records request that showed more than 43,000 DeKalb County ballots had not been processed correctly. “It’s an absurd claim,” Emory University political science Professor Alan Abramowitz told HuffPost. “The results in DeKalb were entirely consistent with the results in other counties in Georgia and with the results of earlier elections in DeKalb,” Abramowitz wrote in an email. “A disparity of that magnitude would be very obvious.” Trump Is Still Begging Georgia Officials To Overturn The 2020 Election Results | HuffPost

Popeye's spicy chicken sandwich is not incendiary, but pretty good.

Getting scary again.

This post makes me feel sad and angry. There was no reason for many of the people to become infected and even die to please political ends. There are widowers, widows and orphans because of these decisions to pretend that the pandemic was over. Damn them to Hell.

A GOP congressman’s retirement due to violent threats is 'a deeply ominous sign’ for US politics’: conservative Rep. Anthony Gonzalez of Ohio, a conservative Republican and former Ohio State football star who voted to impeach Donald Trump following the January 6 insurrection, has decided not to seek reelection in 2022 — saying that he fears for the safety of his family and that the "toxic dynamics inside our own party" were a "significant factor" in his decision. In an article published by The Bulwark on September 16, Never Trump conservative Tim Miller describes Gonzalez's decision as "an ominous sign for our politics." "It might be a Trump era cliché to say that 'this is not normal,' but a 36-year-old congressman in his second term doesn't just retire," Miller writes. "That is the start of one's career, not the finish. Moreover, a 36-year-old Republican congressman sure as **** doesn't retire because he is scared Republican voters might hurt his family. That is not normal. At all. It is a flashing siren about just how dangerous the Republican Party has become." A GOP congressman’s retirement due to violent threats is 'a deeply ominous sign’ for US politics’: conservative - Alternet.org

Holy crapola. If the Blue buries the Elks (still having trouble with that name) rather than expecting this to be a cake-walk, several CFL coaches will need to change their underthings.