John Hynes: "I thought during the game we made a couple of mistakes that wound up in the back of the net but if you look at every statistical category that would allow you to win a hockey game, we had ‘em. We just didn't find a way to win." #mnwild
Bill Guerin on USA players being disparaged because of White House/SOTU attendance: "I'm not surprised at anything nowadays. I'm not surprised, but I'm also not letting it bother me. You know what? We just won a Gold Medal. Nothing's going to ruin this. I don't care what people say or what they think. That's one hell of a team. Those kids are all great people, good family men and nothing that anybody could ever say would make me change my mind. I don't care."
@covid_clarity Not when they’re fed propaganda by adults.
Moreover, every child goes through an identity crisis before their personality/identity crystallizes.
Therefore, we shouldn’t allow severe, irreversible surgery or sterilizing drugs that they may regret until at least age 18.
MN just announced a record budget surplus of $17.6 billion.
The government had a banner year.
The people??
Lost 4% in real wages this yr.
Lost 19% in their 401K.
Paid the 5th highest income tax in the US.
And just opened their mail to see a 6% increase in property tax next yr.
Canceling student debt is a tax on the most responsible people in the country.
Forcing people who worked hard to repay their loans or those who didn't have the luxury of going to college, to subsidize people who wasted $$$ on worthless gender study degrees is a slap in the face.
Seriously? That’s what you’re going with? How long has it been since @GovTimWalz has answered a real question? Or gotten serious about crime? I choose @drscottjensen and @BirkMatt.
@ChadGraff@AnsonCarterLA Cringeworthy is an absolute understatement. @AnsonCarterLA should be in a daycare center for using his screen time for this and acting like a child. Keep up the good work @RussoHockey
Those who watched the actual Rittenhouse trial on television should not have been surprised at the not guilty verdict. But those who got their information about the trial from biased commentators on CNN or CNBC may well have been shocked and surprised.