Don’t know who has had a worse series, Nats bullpen or Blake Butera. Seems like you should have had Jacob Young in CF. Hopefully, file it away as a learning experience and a chance for our first walkoff.
@Bobby_Blanco@MarkZuckerman There is no coherent plan or sign of commitment. Stockpiling lottery tickets that just get traded for more lottery tickets if they cash in seems like a Ponzi Scheme to me. Meanwhile half a generation missed out on competitive baseball in a market that should be thriving. A mess
@RepEspaillat Now the pilot just told us an excuse that didn’t mention any ground incident. Just blamed “too much congestion” into the airport. Seems bad to lie to passengers
@RepEspaillat Had just began my descent into the airport on an American flight from Myrtle Beach. Now just flying in circles. No messaging on what is going on on the ground from the plane. Seems like there should be more communication. Glad everyone was safe.
I cannot understand why the Nationals keep trying to play a different 7th Inning Stretch song than “Take on Me”. Why can’t they do something to keep long-time fans happy?
@GabrielSterling@WaffleHouse Took you up on your idea while killing time at a soccer tournament in Brandon Florida. $10 well spent and haven’t been called “love” that much in an hour in a lot of years.
@dougherty_jesse What’s the legitimate argument against automating ball/strike calls at this stage? Is it just another silly tradition argument or am I missing something?
@AndresTaborda_@Nationals No respect for Michael Morse. No respect for the fans who were here long before Michael Morse. Seems like an easy thing to not screw up
@cjbeckner@DHSgov Agreed. Nice objective review of the history of the Department. Figure 12 is my favorite. When you ask why DHS management has struggled it is much easier to understand in the context of legislative dysfunction. No way to run a railroad.
As a D.C resident, isn’t Daniel Snyder enough? Please give us the respect of our own version of local governance. Let’s have battles of ideas and not allow the city to be used as a pawn in national politics. https://t.co/XdxakHAdZJ
“NIST’s CSF 2.0 efforts are likely to go a long way to pushing guidance such as this to U.S. companies and will better allow for in depth use of analysis to support supply chain risk illumination,” former @CISACyber official & current @ExigerLLC SVP @BobKolasky said. @NISTcyber