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He's close, but he didn't nail it. The Democrat party has been taken over by the extreme left agenda. They are not the fringe, they are the majority. About 60% to 75% of the Democrat party are the extreme left pushing towards communism. It started out with Bernie being for "Democratic Socialism" which is essentially socialism that people will vote for regularly "by choice", which isn't a thing. Anyway, that movement has grown exponentially. There are more people like this, than the type that Real Tim pretends to be. The far left wing thinking people like Squistion are the majority of the Democrat party. You need only to watch main stream media to see the evidence of this.

That started a long time ago dude.

Agreed.

...and Biden's weren't?

I think what'll happen is that the people working for the DHS & ICE, won't want to waste their time. I believe they're going to be too busy going after the people with records that they won't have time for all of the random calls. What I think will happen is that they'll make a record of the people being reported and look into them and pass them over if they have no criminal record. I think the vast majority will never know that someone called about them. I have no doubt that there'll be legal citizens who are activists who will falsely claim that someone called and reported them. I think those people will be the majority of those you hear about.

I think there'll be some. I think that number will be excessively small, but also think the leftist media will make it seem like the majority. I think people on the left will whole heartedly believe it as they hear it. I think you will as well. Meaning, I think there'll be like 500 instances. The MSM will make it seem like 500k. People on this board and activists will claim 5M. I think you'll be believe a couple hundred thousand.

That's fine, but you said was his base, not "part" of it. Again, implying the majority.

Ok, your post 4 years ago gave the impression that you thought the majority of his voters were white supremacists... when you said "he knew his base".

Others bumped this thread, I was re-reading it and saw some gems. @RaiderHaters Revenge was owning @IGotWorms, that was pretty entertaining. I came across yours and was just curious. I was more curious about you thinking that white supremacists are his base. As in, if all of the white supremacists in this country decided to not vote, do you think the outcome of this last election would be different?

Just curious if you still think this is true?

It's a gift.

Liberals like Squistion can't understand how ignorant they are. Sad.

Weird, I thought it was only Trump that lied.

... and the Liberals said that it was Trump who was out to destroy democracy.

I agree with this. I think that Presidents should be forced to do these things earlier in their team. Time needs to be given, but not 4 years. I'm pretty confident that there are people advocating for some of these prisoners and they need to be able to present their arguments to the President. The thing is, with a possible new president every 4 years, they potentially have to convince a new person(s), every 4 years. I think all pardons and commutations should happen before the expiration of the sitting presidents 2nd year in office.

Yeah, I think the wise move for the Vikings is to give him a deal that they can either move from (via release or trade), but also one the can extend, like Mayfield's (as long as they don't do something stupid like Tampa did and add voidable years to the deal). Play him next year and re-evaluate both him and McCarthy after the 2025 season. If Darnold has another good season, maybe they choose to trade McCarthy. If there's a team who had a high grade on McCarthy who missed out on him in the 2024 draft and needs a QB for the 2026, they will part with a 1st round pick. Seattle is actually a team that comes to mind. Geno Smith is about to enter the last year of his contract.

I never argued that he was getting paid, I simply said that Darnold this year was better than Mayfield last year, and why I used the numbers I did. What can you point to where Mayfield last year was better than Darnold this year?

Of course there's a (D)iffrence, we already knew that. LOL The problem is that your (D)ifference is contrived. No one mentioned anything about race except you and the board jester. You chose to insert your opinions into someone else's and accused them of something they weren't intending. What you did was akin to blaming your boyfriend (or husband), for cheating on you... in your dream, and holding him accountable for it.

Wait a minute there... you think that if someone says, "I just hope that God delivers me from all of these Pick-6's, because that's not who I am", that they're not a smart person?

Got it. So it's ok to make fun of certain people and it's subjective based on your own personal beliefs. Does that mean people would be justified in calling you a bigot then?

I'll eagerly await your chastisement for when people make fun of Trump.

None of that matters. In 2022 Mayfield, with his 20+ td season in 2020 only got a 1 year $8.5M deal. Darnold's was actually slightly better at $10M. In 2023, Mayfield barely broke 4k yards and had 28 TD's. He also had a passer rating of 94.6 and QBR of 54.3... both of those were worse than 2020. This season, Darnold threw for 300 more yards and 7 more TD's than Mayfield did and his passer rating and QBR were both higher. Darnold played with more inferior talent than Mayfield did when he was in Cleveland. When they were both in Carolina, Darnold was better.

Darnold's 2024 season was better than Mayfield's 2023 season. I'm not sure what people thought he was going to get 3 weeks ago, but my guess is that his deal will be about the same as Mayfield's, if not slightly better. Of course, it's all about need and options. I have no idea of what Vikings are even considering with the QB position. They drafted McCarthy in the first round last year and I doubt their evaluation of him changed. The only evaluation that probably changed, was of Darnold. To that point, how much changed in the last 3 weeks though? I have no idea. I think there's a real possible chance that the Vikes tag Darnold to make sure they have someone in place to start the season as to not push their first round pick to rush back from injury. If they re-sign him or someone else signs him, as I said above, I can see him getting a deal similar to Mayfield... 3 for $100M. I think the wise move would be to re-sign him and structure the deal so that Darnold gets $30M in signing bonus with a $5M base in 2025. I'd structure the deal to be $70M over 3 years where Y1 has a $5M base, Y2 with $30M, and Y3 with $35M. Spread out the $30M bonus money over 3 years at $10M per. That way, in 2025, Darnold's cap hit is $15M. In 2026, it'll be $40M and $45M in 2027. The reason for that is so that after the 2025 season, the Vikings can either release or trade Darnold and only have a $20M dead cap hit for 2026. It guarantees them one more season with a QB that than ran it well in 2024 and a safety net in case there are any setbacks with McCarthy. The added advantage to this type of deal is that it makes him reasonably easy to trade and get value. If Darnold regresses back to what he was in NY and Carolina, then they can just release him with a small cap hit... but if he plays well, a team probably wouldn't be opposed with parting with a 2nd round pick for a decent QB who will only cost $30M one year and $35M the next with no long term handcuffs. It also makes for an easy restructure if he plays well.

Always say the latter, never the former.