Cole Hutson played four years, 48 games, went through the NFL Draft process, attended multiple NFL rookie minicamps… and now might just be allowed to return to college football?
What are we doing here?
Dudes talk about “the national debt” like it’s a complicated thing. It’s not. We know where new spending is going: seniors.
Everyone is just too cowardly to talk about it.
@Noahpinion Since this is just being asked about fictional scenarios couldn't this just be a stated preference vs implied preference situation where they say they would be tolerant even though the wouldn't act that way in real life. Like how people say they want cheap cars but don't buy them
Reconciliation 1.0 - "Ignore the huge cost, we'll do big spending cuts in the next bill."
Reconciliation 2.0 - "Ignore the huge cost, we'll do big spending cuts in the next bill."
Reconciliation 3.0 - "Ignore the huge cost, we'll do big spending cuts in the next bill."
🙄🤡
If you poll Americans on just about anything, they will say they prefer the small business over the big one. Then they’ll get in their car to ho to Costco and pay with a Wells Fargo card.
The most non-partisan popular idea is the belief that collective action problems don’t exist and can be solved if we forced the bad people to do something
* Balance the budget, but don't cut MY benefits
* Solve climate change, but don't ask me to change anything
* Raise wages, but don't make anything cost more
* Reduce traffic, but don't ask me to pay a congestion tax
People demand change, as long as it's born by other people
Happy Bobby Bonilla day to all who celebrate!
The 63-year-old cashes another $1.19M check from the Mets today, plus an additional $500k from the Orioles based on a January 2000 contract deferral.
More payments today:
Max Scherzer
Nats: $15M annual thru 2027
Dodgers: $15M in 2028
Chris Davis (Orioles)
2026-32: $3.5M annual
2033-37: $1.4M annual
Manny Ramirez (Red Sox)
2026: $2.04M (final year)
Ryan Braun (Brewers)
$1.8M annual thru 2031
Liam Hendriks (White Sox)
$1.5M annual thru 2033
Adam Wainwright (Cardinals)
$1M annual thru 2033
Lorenzo Cain (Brewers)
$1M annual thru 2027
Bret Saberhagen (Mets)
$250k annual thru 2028
If you've got a winning streak...
You might not want to see Michigan next 😈
Another W for the Arsenal, putting an end to Week 12
Catch the AF1 action LIVE next weekend, on VICE TV, HTN, https://t.co/4PbTyxLEgs and the AF1 YouTube channel 📺
The guy who yesterday proposed a larger tax hike than Bernie Sanders, to maintain Social Security benefits for retired millionaires, today shares his thoughts about “socialism.”