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This post summarizes your entire miserable existence: 1) Reply to my post in 3 minutes. 2) Cut and paste snippets and ignore facts listed. 3) My feelings have never and will never be hurt by strangers on the internet. Not sure how you filled up your hours of free time during the day pre...

1) Not a white flag. You're just mad because you didn't know that Toronto and I had this discussion way before you brought your trolling ass to IE. I'm not rehashing that entire convo. Get over it. 2) There's no worse offender than you, in your short time here, in terms of calling everyone an...

No white flag, rookie. Toronto knows and he will tell you we've had this convo more than once. And I definitely don't have the free time that some of you keyboard warriors do to spend hours a day on this site. I'm not a fan of any name calling here because it's juvenile and takes away from the...

It's not my job to police the site, but the Bua garbage is getting old and diminishes the dialogue in these threads and it's a shame.

No white flag. Toronto and I have debated the Trump economy more than once, and he will attest to that. Rehashing the same stuff repeatedly is not time well spent for me. Hey IE mods @IrishLax @IrishLion are we ok with this guy's use of idiot, bitch, moron, dumbfuck, etc. for everyone he...

The Great Depression was much worse than 2008, and Obama's policies in his first term didn't help much at all.

In 8 years of Obama, the US saw one year where GDP growth was more than 3%. Not sure how many people would call that a strong economy.

If the economy was tanking we'd have double digit unemployment, housing foreclosures, and some sort of "stimulus" enacted by Congress. None of that is happening.

You and I have already had this conversation, and I'm not interested in repeating the same arguments. You can have your positions, I'll have mine.

That wasn't the point of your original post, and I'm not defending what he's done with tariffs in the past two months. But he didn't inherit a great economy and life was pretty good in his first term pre Covid.

This is a shortsighted version of the past 4-5 years. I think most people, aside from the millions of illegals ushered in by the Biden admin, would strongly favor Jan 2019 over Jan 2025. Trump did not inherit a "great" economy in any way. January 2019 Pre pandemic No one lost their job because...

Ok, so when faced with facts you don't like, you cut, paste, and repeat yourself? Your arrogance is preceded only by your lack of self awareness. Repeat after me, little boy: what do you all day? Now, what does Dakota do all day? And who's the idiot?

100% correct on my end. Dakota spends his days litigating cases in court while you spend the bulk of your days arguing with strangers on the internet about politics. Nuff said.

Once again, you're completely out of line, classless, and post trash like this. NorthDakota is one of the most even keeled, grounded guys on this site. We've seen him applaud and criticize both parties. And if I remember correctly, he's a lawyer. You may not like his points, but he's no moron.

He could come off as difficult to understand because most of the time, he's talking to himself on here. He has 2000 posts on IE in a matter of weeks, a statistic by itself that is grounds for a therapist. He definitely doesn't interact with humans in person. And anyone he disagrees with, he...

Leaving in December gives him 8 solid months to get acclimated to a new team and new system. Arriving to a new place in June gives him 3 months. It's one thing for a DT or CB to do that. Much more difficult for a QB. In spring, most teams know who their guy is gonna be at QB. In December...

I certainly don't blame him and we assume he sees the writing on the wall at ND. But...I think he would have more/ better options if he waited until Dec 2025 portal window to open up.

If it is UCLA, this is going to play out as I explained: going to a team with inferior talent, inferior coaching, and this will not help his NFL draft stock if there even is one.

I get where you're coming from, but you're missing a few key points both to Nico and this new era of college ball entirely: 1 - Coaches have buyouts in contracts and their salaries provide for a family. Nico has no buyout in the contract he signed with the UT collective and owes them nothing...

Neither are rockstars, and it won't matter if the people financing their campaign pushes them further left. We're 3 months into Trump 2.0. Lonnnnnnng road between now and 2028.