The people that say hard work doesn’t pay of are the same people that don’t understand that working hard means keeping the same energy through the good and bad.
Should be the approach, regardless of what side you lay on. Dems needed a restructuring, seems like they found some well polished folks to lead that. Actions speak louder than words, lets see what happens
Trump betrayed his own cult and squandered one of the biggest political opportunities in modern history.
He inherited the House, Senate, a 6-3 Supreme Court, a popular vote victory, and a sweep of every swing state. Republicans were winning the culture war. He had an actual mandate and a base ready to follow him anywhere.
Instead, he dragged us into a pointless war nobody wanted, gave us disastrous tariffs, higher costs, militarized policing, DOGE, crypto grifts, pardons for criminals, Epstein stonewalling, attacks on the Constitution, blatant self-enrichment, and virtually zero meaningful legislation.
Meanwhile, he's posting AI slop, obsessing over a ballroom nobody gives a fuck about, botching the Reflecting Pool, and picking fights with our allies.
And America is clearly exhausted. Many Republicans are tired of the narcissism, childish name-calling, nonstop vitriol, and manufactured hysteria about Democrats wanting to “trans your kids.” People want their lives to get better. They want affordability, stability, and some semblance of normalcy. They don't want to hear about John Husted's ass.
I see this as a nationwide rejection of what MAGA has become. It's joever.
An absolutely generational bag fumble.
Never understand the commitment to red or blue. Or, the immediate fallback to conspiracy, when things don’t align with a preferred party. How about an hour of reading to create your own thoughts? Or some accountability when things fall short? Election season always brings it out.
Florida State University President Richard McCullough informed head football coach Mike Norvell this afternoon that FSU is making a change in the leadership of its football program, effective immediately.
FSU Athletics Hall of Fame member Rick Stockstill has been named interim head coach.
This does nothing for the Fanbase. Yes, the common theme on social media was a lack of transparency from those in power but this just reiterates the fanbase's concern that nothing is being done.
Alford was fired on September 14th. Are you telling us that a month and a half has gone by and we still haven't started looking for an AD? That's absurd. Also, based on this message, it's clear that no decisions regarding the head coach will be made until the end of the year. That's another crazy implication. There are years of data to justify the fanbase's feelings. How was there no plan in place before the year started to address the scenario we are currently going through?
Regardless, the fact that this message got out just shows the lack of organization we have all been suspecting. They've done great in other things related to Florida State but when it comes to sports... they are dropping the ball. Personally, I'm an alumnus who hasn't contributed much yet but I did have conversations with some of our reps that I would like to get involved with for good at the end of this year.
That feeling is no longer there. Stop having expectations from the fanbase when the effort is lackluster from the top down. We are tired of it.
Hal Steinbrenner says Aaron Boone "managed a good season" and "the bottom line is the players didn't live up to their end of the bargain in the playoffs"
Good run but that was ugly. Will never make sense that a country with 300 million people cant put together an elite soccer squad. Even taking into consideration the popularity of the other sports
This is terrible. Nba needs to focus on injuries and forcing teams to have all their lineups in by 6pm eastern. Stop letting teams test guys out during warmups. You have all day to see if you’re ready to go or not. Need to be held more accountable for sitting guys
NBA PASSES NEW ANTI-TANKING RULES 🚨
"3-2-1 Draft Lottery system"
- Teams 4-10 = 3 lottery balls
- Bottom 3 teams = 2 lottery balls
- Play-In teams = 1-2 lottery balls
- 16 teams in lottery with flattened odds, previously 14
- Teams cannot pick No. 1 in consecutive years
- No top 5 picks in 3 consecutive years
(via @ShamsCharania)