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Rich Phelps retweeted
If you gave Andy Reid a gun with one bullet and put him in a room with Hitler and Stalin, he’d sign both of them and let Rashee Rice use the gun
#Chiefs HC Andy Reid faced five straight minutes of questions about Justin Tucker today, including what message his signing sends to female fans of the team.
"He's done his suspension. Took care of his business there. I'll leave it at that."
Full back-and-forth exchange below:
Rich Phelps retweeted
I believe this will be considered one of the most important videos in US history from this time.
Rich Phelps retweeted
Texas was built by hope. By people who had no business believing — but believed anyway.
To every Texan who’s ever wondered if anyone in power is paying attention: We are taking our state back.
Because a little bit of hope is a dangerous thing.
If you can pull up, turn your body, get your head out, put your shoulder into the numbers of a QB as he throws… and still be guilty of roughing…. Then the actual rule needs to change.
Rich Phelps retweeted
Any attorneys able to make sense of why the executive order waiving the Graham Act’s sanctions and tariffs also purports to waive §117?
That provision governs the termination of sanctions, requiring specific presidential certifications, notification to Congress, and a congressional review period during which lawmakers can seek to block termination.
But §115 only authorizes the president to waive sanctions, restrictions on persons, and tariffs. It doesn’t appear to authorize waiving congressional oversight requirements related to the termination of the Graham Act’s sanctions/tariffs.
How, then, can the administration waive §117 at all?
The tariffs and sanctions from the Graham Act have been waived. Trump delegated authority for future action to the relevant departments and agencies, but none will occur as long as the waivers remain in place.
whitehouse.gov/presidential-…
If the NFLRA wants consistency and fairness then I guess the officials can just pay some random $11,173.14 fine every time they do some random thing that some arbitrary person deems unacceptable. Cool?
Rich Phelps retweeted
11 years in Seattle and just realized that Issaquah rocks!! Rarely got out of my bubble😩What a cool little town😎
Rich Phelps retweeted
Macklemore’s net worth $25 million.
Ed Sheeran’s net worth $400 million.
Robert Kraft’s net worth $15 billion.
Mackelmore’s charitable donation of $1 million = 4% of their net worth.
Sheeran’s donation of $2 million = .5% of their net worth.
Kraft’s donation of $2 million = .0013% of their net worth.
Sheeran and Kraft should match Mackelmore’s percentage if they want to pretend to be good guys here.
For Sheeran that’s $16 million
For Kraft that’s $600 million
Can anyone give me another example of an @NFL rule that is based purely off of an assumed intent? Because this feels explicitly contrary to basically every other rule in the game.
