@PopulismUpdates Jerry Seinfeld.
“What is the DEAL with gerrymandering? I don’t mander. Never mandered. You mander?”
George: “No mander!”
Elaine: (wipes off glasses) “oh…I mander”
I actually don’t think this is a controversial statement. She’s right. Coach Poppie is doing a good job building the program, and hopefully it’ll be a legitimate rivalry very soon!
South Carolina WBB forward Chloe Kitts was asked postgame if she views Clemson as a rival, given how lopsided the series has been recently. Kitts: “No sir.” She pauses. “I mean, in football, yeah. But … no.” Gamecocks have won 16 straight vs the Tigers in WBB since 2010
For years, Dan Hicks was the voice of our championships. Every great moment sounded better with Dan calling it.
Our thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues at NBC Sports.
@rep_favorite Yeah, WNC saw plenty of those ads. I live in the Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville DMA which takes in a few GA counties. Pretty sure Rabun, Hart, Elbert, Stephens, and maybe Habersham.
Scott Colom is the first black Senator popularly elected in Mississippi history.
Truly an important moment in American history.
On a related note: Southern Democrats are so, so incredibly back. So back that some say we never left.
Scott Colom will defeat Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in a major upset to become the first Democrat that voters in deep-red Mississippi have elected to the chamber in more than four decades, CNN projects. https://t.co/LIrSavsJ01
In another win for the American people, Scott Colom has made history as the first Black U.S. senator representing Mississippi since Reconstruction.
For too long, Southern Democrats have been overlooked, left out, and even looked down upon — but we are on the rise.