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Politics / Re: Almost everything in Trump's world is under investigation

« Last post by CIAA-FAN on Today at 05:16:52 AM »

THERE ARE CURRENTLY 17 DIFFERENT INVESTIGATION, ON-GOING. WILL LIST THEM LATER THIS MORNING.

Sports Forum / Re: Eric Moore to be Inducted into the CIAA Hall of Fame

« Last post by y04185 on Today at 04:51:06 AM »

Congratulations

Politics / Re: Trump joins Wreaths Across America in laying wreaths at Arlington National Cemet

« Last post by y04185 on Today at 04:49:19 AM »

Quote from: CU1994 on Yesterday at 10:17:05 PM

I guess this is news considering Donald just told vets to go ph--k themselves a few weeks ago. It makes sense that you feel it’s necessary to ost normal behavior.

Prove the bold. Especially since you never bothered to serve.

Sports Forum / Re: 3 reasons the Celebration Bowl is not the HBCU national title game (Commentary)

« Last post by bluedog on Today at 04:43:03 AM »

Quote from: JBROB on Today at 03:56:37 AM

Tennessee State had 3 HBCUs (Bethune Cookman, Jackson State, and Hampton) on their schedule this year. Is that enough to be declared the National Champion when they have a undefeated season?

You pose a terrific question. Why would they been considered in the conversation when they don't play a complete HBCU schedule? Again this is black. Wanting other black post to be included simply because they are black. There is a conference pole around that gives any team the same credibility if they don't play a full schedule of like competition. Just as this isn't a CIAA or SIAC title. It's also not a welfare title you get simply for standing in line. Each of those schools choose their own path.

Politics / Typical democrat Flip Flops

« Last post by y04185 on Today at 04:39:17 AM »

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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced that he would push to legalize recreational marijuana next year, a move that could generate more than $1.7 billion in sales annually and put New York in line with several neighboring states.

The highly anticipated proposal came in a speech in Manhattan on Monday, in which the governor outlined his agenda for the first 100 days of his third term. Mr. Cuomo framed the speech as a reflection on what Franklin Delano Roosevelt — the former president who was once a New York governor himself — would do today, mixing sweeping rhetoric about American ideals with grim warnings about the Trump administration.