@billoram Dundon holds all the cards. PDX can’t afford to lose the Blazers, and he knows it. It’d be a massive setback for a struggling city; Peacock is posturing for their supporters. Certainly good to review the agreement, but they won’t outmaneuver ownership in this case.
@PDXReal1 Green is an incompetent fool. God forbid he would ever address the issues that are driving Portland into the abyss. Instead he’s taking social housing boondoggles to Austria, investigating weapons shipments to Israel via Portland that likely don’t exist, banning foie gras, etc.
@nypost She’s a complete opportunist. The only service she’s interested in is to her self. How do we continue to send fools like this to DC? Both parties are guilty.
Earlier this year, during Portland's budget cycle, it was reported that the city had a budget gap of ~$150 million.
Now the newly elected city councilors and their bloated staff are taking a taxpayer-funded, all-expenses-paid trip to Vienna, Austria! https://t.co/eO7MWPvMgR
@shendrich @SpencerBowersMT Well done! Two intelligent people engaging in a respectful discourse is a lost art. Especially on this platform… More of this please.
The Heisman trophy ceremony is today!
In honor of the most prestigious individual award in college football, let’s take a look at the only Griz to receive a Heisman vote: Vince Huntsberger
In 2001, Huntsberger had his best season of his illustrious career in maroon and silver…
✔️ 145 total tackles / 3 TFL
✔️ 1 sack
✔️ 3 interceptions
✔️ 5 forced fumbles / 3 fumble recoveries
✔️ National Champion
Joe Posnanski of the Kansas City Star was the man who voted for Huntsberger. His vote can be summed up by his quote:
"He is what I want to believe the Heisman is about…But he is, I think, the most outstanding player in college football this year."