I've had different nightmares in my life. Not having one of them last night doesn't mean I didn't have a different one.

Not for you?

Also a life long Bears fan (now 53), and I have never seen anything like the complete situational incompetence shown by Eberflus. Nothing even close.

That's not to say I think they'll actually hire a good coach. There's hope for that, but even "less terrible" would be good.

At last our long Chicago Bears nightmare is over.

It's gotta be that they're afraid teams will game the system. Maybe something like watering the infield if you've got a ground ball pitcher, or maybe something more like: "oops, our boundary cam just went out unexpectedly, so the visiting team can't use it." Maybe other similar examples.

Looks like some good-a** hummus, too.

Earned you a follow.

Also: Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?

that random citizens are posting to YouTube?

It really goes back to the conspiracy-conspiracy mindset: I think "there's something suspicious" so "prove that I'm wrong that voter fraud happened."

No. Just no.

allegedly-fraudulent votes tallied in places in which the Democratic party is in power and effectively controls all vote counting? If so, then what is the plausible explanation for why they would participate in the conspiracy -- or why they would somehow fail to recognize signs of vote fraud ...

the fact that different states' voting systems are separate, and you'd have to account for how each separately was manipulated.

And you'd also have to run through other possible, but easily-recognized, difficulties with the vote-fraud hypothesis. For instance, were some of these ...

Perhaps more importantly, this has all the hallmarks of conspiracy-theorizing: assert that something is "suspicious" and demand that the world "prove me wrong."

No. You come up with a plausible scenario, based on evidence, in which all of this could have occurred -- despite, for instance, ...

No, it's junk -- disproven in this post. Short answer: there is no glut of "bullet ballots," just the appearance of one because of the typical, and totally normal, difference in the *rate* at which presidential and non-presidential ballots are counted. 1/2

www.dailykos.com/stories/2024...

When I saw that live I said, "I think that's the best tackle by a punter I've ever seen."

Now I know. Aussie.

Yeah, this is dumb.

"Something stinks" is not an argument. It's not evidence. It's nothing at all except the kind of thing conspiracy theorists say to pretend something happened. And because "something stinks" needs no evidence, it can also never be disproven.

Really bad.

Yes, more dogs, please. This is my boy, Cooper.

If it's not staged, and Mike has actually been training seriously, then he will.