What about being protected by the secret service regarding protests? I’ve read that once a candidate receives secret service protection, they can’t be protested as that is seen as impeding a federal action, or something to that effect.

I agree with you, but you don’t find it troubling that he was kicked out of college and had his name and reputation ruined, all without any real evidence? I highly doubt it was as cut and dry as you make it seem. this seems more like the Duke Lacross incident where the University made a politically correct PR decision…

well then it would make sense for him to sue the university. The official story in the press (which isn’t to say it’s accurate) casts quite a bit of doubt on the accusation. If this were to go to court and he were to be found not guilty, I would hope he would have some recourse against the university.

guilty or not, why is he being punished BEFORE there is a verdict?

Well, since they got the murder rate and violent crime down, I guess this is the next most important issue facing the city......

Shut up! Don’t give them any more ideas. We’ve already lost collisions at the plate, tobacco, the neighborhood rule, etc....

his teammate passed him the ball so he couldn’t pick it up. I don’t think he was trying to juggle. his first touch was bad and he had to use his feet to control it.

Too bad the 85-90 competitions didn’t have the camera technology of the 2016 contest.

Nothing wrong with what he said. Period. If you don’t agree, fine. that’s freedom. He didn’t break any rules or laws. The idea that his being forced out just because you don’t agree with him is dangerous. I may not like what he said, but I’ll defend his right to say it. You as a journalist should understand this…

If you’re in PA. this is the best site for accurate reports. they’ve been right when everyone else has been wrong the last few years.

I thought the outrage was over the fact that showing the sailors in that position is in violation of the Geneva Convention?

Not only was shit like this the norm, it was far worse. rookies made to sit on blocks of ice, shower heads covered in feces, icy-hot in the jock, having to run the gauntlet. granted most of this was in high school. but still. we were not getting paid or had a union to run too. not that we would because we knew how to…

You keep saying that like it’s witty or funny.....someday when you get few hairs on your sack, you’ll realize it isn’t.

still better than hanging with pussy Millennials.

Maybe I’m old fashioned, but this kind of behavior was pretty common growing up. The majority of my coaches in Baseball, Basketball, and Soccer acted the same way. And we weren’t getting paid...... Kind of would expect this on a pro level in any sport.

they haven’t broken a single law. why would the police be called? Why would you call them thugs? Because they have guns? They have permits to open carry. it’s legal. They have the right to assemble, also legal. The place they are at is a not even a building. it’s a rest area. a small structure in the middle of…

It’s not hovering, Clark.

wow. i didn’t think it would be possible to make a great video game not fun. but he did it. what is he going to do for an encore? have sex without touching?

that looks like a regular dunk. what makes it one of the best? because it came from a 76er?

time was, you only had two uniforms, home and away. home was white, away was a color. And it worked just fine.