The left isn’t fighting against fascism. Instead, they are fighting FOR authoritarianism. They claim that their political message transcends the law; that it allows them to control cities; that it allows them to destroy property; that it justifies their designs on canceling heretics; that it permits them to block roads, create no-go zones for non-rioters, prosecute those who stand against them while themselves avoiding persecution. Leftist-run cities have shown what

Kneeling for the Anthem does nothing to address “racism,” save to exacerbate it; such woke theater only serves to antagonize half the country — the message being “we are protesting you and your historic culpability in the kind of systemic racism that forced us to wait until we were in our 20s to become millionaires who play a game for a living.” It is not a show of solidarity for

Joe Burrow Chase Young Jeff Okudah Tristan Wirfs Tua Tagovailoa Mekhi Becton Derrick Brown Isaiah Simmons CJ Henderson Andrew Thomas Jedrick Wills CeeDee Lamb Henry Ruggs Josh Jones Jerry Jeudy Javon Kinlaw K’Lavon Chaisson Isaiah Wilson Kenneth Murray Xavier McKinney Justin Jefferson Denzel Mims Justin Herbert Jordan Love Yetur Gross-Matos D’Andre Swift AJ Epenesa Patrick Queen Ezra Cleveland Brandon Aiyuk Jeff Gladney Kristian Fulton Update: Will be scoring my draft

CIN – Joe Burrow, QB — lock it in. WAS – Chase Young, EDGE – Safe pick, great player. Tua is the wild card here. TRADE – Miami trades up to 3. Jedrick Wills, OT – This is a pick ’em. Andrew Thomas could be the choice here. NYG – Tristan Wirfs, OT – Again, a pick ’em. Could be Wills or Even Becton. DET – Jeff Okudah, CB (from

An old-school blogger, and a fixture of the early blogosphere. My sincerest condolences to his friends and family. These types of losses hit hard.

Well, my wife got part of the raise we were hoping for, which definitely helps. But that means we’re still going to be about $300 short per month. Her company wants to revisit her situation in 4 months. I’ve been able to bring in a lot of extra income this year, but again, the $50K we’re spending on medical and taxes out of her gross is keeping us underwater. Fortunately,

Helen, Satchel, Tanner, and I would like to thank everyone who donated this past week. Things are certainly looking up for us, and it appears — should Helen get her raise and /or promotion — that we will be in a position to recover fully once all the dust settles. And that’s because of all of you: over 730 people donated; and each one made a difference. If you sent

We haven’t really moved the needle back much. In fact, too many people have thrown in with the inevitability of this rank movement, including many on the “right.” It was a bad idea in 2006 and it’s a bad idea today: https://proteinwisdom.com/?p=5865

Because of your generosity, we’re nearly to the point where we can break even every month, and keep our heads above water. Doing a deep dive into our finances, I found that we are paying an astonishing $50K per year out of our gross income on medical expenses for Satch / taxes. In large part, this is because the job my wife took — she manages offices in Dallas and

Helen and I just spent the morning talking to so credit counselors, and there’s a real chance we may be able to salvage our situation, if Helen’s raise does in fact come through. We initially thought we’d need somewhere in the neighborhood of $36-40K, but with a debt management program cutting some of our payments and interest rates — and the possibility that we could qualify for hardship programs based