@JoRo_NFL 1. Fire VJ
2. Fire George
3. Cut Sutton (2 fumbles/dropped TD)
4. Trade Simmons and other valuable long-tendered veterans for draft picks.
5. Full Pads on Wednesday
Some of my Republican colleagues are afraid of the consequences of an impeachment vote.
This congress sends our young men & women to war.
Not asking my colleagues to storm the beaches of Normandy, only to show a fraction of the courage we ask of our troops.
It’s time to lead.
@MJMunson@RepCohen That is a solid perspective and holds merit. I don’t support systemic racism and perhaps didn’t look at this issue through that lens. My perspective stems from what was done in Colorado where we passed a law that requires our EC Votes go to the winner of the popular vote.
@MJMunson@RepCohen I hear you. On the surface I agree with you. But, Why would a candidate canvas the USA when all they really need are a handful of states with the high population density’s? Sadly, they won’t, they’ll spend their resources in NY, California, Texas, etc...
@MR_H499@RoBeck1963@RepCohen On the surface you are correct. Every vote is equal. The reality is densely populated areas will determine the outcome as there will be no need to ‘win the state of Iowa or Nevada.... etc. therefore, in essence, votes in higher populated areas will be more important than others.
@RoBeck1963@RepCohen Unless you live in New York, California, Texas or Florida/Pennsylvania your vote won’t matter. Those will be the states that determine the president. The heartland l, southern belt and kid west won’t matter due to the (lack of) population density.