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Pete Davidson making fun of Dan Crenshaw for losing hiseye in combat should have been a career enderm
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I support Trump's and voted for him. That being said, why don't the Dems actually change their playbook a little and get behind s9meone like Wes Moore or Josh Shapiro. Both are more moderate, reasonable, and even keeled. Wes Moore has a few skeletons, but nothing I don't think he can overcome.
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From what I remember, Minnesota owner used to own Nashville at one point also, right? From what I remember, he is similar to Dolan in that he expects to compete at any cost every year, no matter what the roster looks like. Probably not a great guy to work for as a first year GM.
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Fenton may be a solid choice. Many guys are better the second time around.
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In a hypothetical world where Drury is actually fired, who would be advising Dolan on his replacement? Would Dolan go back to Sather for advice again?
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I'm panicked thatDrury will make the wrong call on the first rounder with Pittsburgh. I think Drury will end up trading whichever pick isn't sent to Pittsburgh anyway, but I can see him giving them next year's the pick, amd the Pens winning the lottery.
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That's what JD was when he went to St Louis. I think JD was a terrible exec, great broadcaster. Jury is still out on Keith Jones in Philly. Would Dean Lombardi be a bad choice for President at this point?
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From the little I know, Fenton apparently rubbed some people the wrong way in his one season in Minnesota, and that's what led to him being fired. I also hear that Minnesota owner is very difficult also, so maybe that's why. You would know more than I do
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Would Fenton be able to deal with someone like Dolan?
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How about Kevin Weekes as President and let himset the vision? How about Eddie O as President?
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You have also been doing what you for a long time and aren't in the running for an NHL GM position as far as I know.
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I see Fenton is 66 years old and was a GM with Minnesota for one season. Would they be better off with a younger GM?
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Paul Fenton played for us when I was a kod from what I remember.
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Is there an NHL GM version of David Stearns? That's who the Rangers need. Stearns doesn't give out long-term deals that take players into their thirties. Soto being the lone exception. Stearns doesn't give pitchers more than three years.
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I don't know how Drury is assumed to be safe after the job he's done. Maybe he has the same lifetime contract that Sather had.
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Do you view Potulny as a potential future NHL head coach?
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If Hillary wasn't such a coward and didn't stop people from responding on X, I wouldn't be here.
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Why be disrespectful?
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The same as Chuck Schumer bashing illegal immigration in 2009 and US Senator Barack Obama doing the same thing.
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It's funny how when a Republican does something that a Democrat previously suggested, it's always wrong. Dems for years preached these tariffs and bringing manufacturing back to the US. Go watch the clips of 1996 Nancy Pelosi and 2008 Bernie Sanders.
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Hillary, was it white privelage when Chelsea was hired by NBC right out of college for $900K per.year to do absolutely nothing? How much are you and Chelsea paid for these appearances you make? Hypocrisy at its peak.
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Hillary, aren't you also a millionaire? Didn't you amass your entire fortune once your husband left the White House? Didn't the Clinton Foundation steal from the earthquake victims in Haiti? Didn't you mock all the Bernie supporters in 2016? Hypocrisy at its finest.
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There is something called common sense. The economy was thriving, and we had the most secure Border in history. We had record low unemployment and no inflation. Exactly why would people vote against those things to put the Dems in the WH?
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You were thrilled when SCOTUS overturned Roe vs. Wade because yku thought that would make you relevant, and it didn't. You saw Roe vs Wade as your way of getting the Dems to pick you to replace Biden, which was never happening. Go enjoy your grandchildren. You are lucky to have them.
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This is the means to an end and will be more than justified. You will never be POTUS, and that is all you care about. It would have killed you to see Kamala as the first female POTUS. You were secretly thrilled Trump won, all for selfish reasons.
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The economy was tanked by your fellow Democrats, who worked with China to create Covid and tank the economy in order to win the WH in 2020. It takes time to undo the mess that was done under Biden. Things have to get worse before they can get better, unfortunately.
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Name calling and profanity are unacceptable. If you can't disagree with somebody without resorting to that kind of behavior, you have no business here.
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I have reported this post. Hopefully, you will be dealt with accordingly.
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Yes, she's an imprtant voice and piece for the Dems. Thats why nobody asks her to even campaign for them and she wasn't even considered to replace Biden.
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First off, that was a very classy response. Name calling and profanity are a real adult way of behaving. Hillary and Kamala are probably the two.worst candidates the Dems have ever run, and that's really saying something.
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If everyone's voice is needed, why would she block comments from anyone who doesn't agree with her? It's called cowardice.
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I'm obviously not the drunk one. I see Hillary Clinton for what she is, a zero who is irrelevant and can't accept that. She is such a warrior that she blocks anyone who she doesn't follow her from commenting on X.
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I can spell just fine, I can't type. There is no spell check on this site.
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People need to wake up. Hillary is so sour at the Dems and wants them to lose everything because she will never be considered again. Her constantly spouting off about nonsense is her way of indirectly sabotaging things.
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You are right up there with Bob Dole and Walter Mondale as the weakest POTUS candidate of this generation.
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Imagine needing debate questions in advance because you're scared to debate someone like Bernie and then bashing everyone else.
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You are never going to be President amd you disagree with liberals on almost every issue except abortion, so why even put on the face at this point.
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Hillary, all you ever cared about was being President. You showed emotion whatsoever when Americans were killed in Benghazi. I don't see any Dems asking you to campaign for them. You are yesterday's news. The only reason you ever got as far as you did was because you were Bill's wife.
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I guess you are the one
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You are sour at the Dems flr.not considering you in 2020 or 2024, when Biden was.fprced out. Yku are trying to stay relevant with all of the posts bashing Republicans, but guess what, at the end of the day yku are irrelevant to.both parties. Blocking comments on X speaks all for itself.
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Hillary I don't know why you continue talking. The Dems have no interest in you and nobody cares what you have to say. The hypocrisy of someone who who exposed classified data amd then bashing someone else for something similar speaks all for itself.