@Acyn To yes-man clowns like Cruz, a leader who's a billionaire is automatically corrupt and unfit to lead unless his name is Trump, in which case it's a sign of great wisdom.
How can he not see how laughably hypocritical he sounds?
@atrupar All the blood thus far has been on ICE's hands, with plenty of innocent victims following their own hateful rhetoric, yet this asshole can only gripe about the mere possibility of one of their people becoming a victim.
@williamnhutton I might agree if they hadn't already hit the post twice and been stopped by a couple of miraculous saves. By the time they equalized they easily could have already been leading. By then, a goal (or more) felt inevitable, thanks to England's passive approach.
@ShippersUnbound I couldn't believe how passively they played after they scored. They never once seemed to try and control possession, and every goal kick was a boom down the field that was immediately surrendered. Those Argentina scores felt inevitable, although I am definitely no expert.
@GeorgeOnTap But goals are so much more at a premium than TDs. PK decisions loom far larger, and have far greater impact, than end-zone PI calls. Not even close in magnitude.
@MilesTaylorUSA He's the President, and is supposed to lead. We're just nobodies, venting. If I could truly "be like Trump," I'd assert maximum power and undo everything he's done. But I can't, so I'll vent in self defense.
@HunterBiden You're a good man, someone who has dealt with his problems with fortitude and honor, and has emerged as a better person. Thanks for this, even though I had come to despise Senator Graham.
@stuholden Maybe because we see many dives in every game, and they almost never result in yellow cards -- unless Messi's advancement to the next round is in doubt.