Dame Lillard’s defense is so bad, he makes Rose’s knees look young.

Sorry, to clarify — I don’t think Trump and his team care if the general public acknowledges that he has racists at the top of his administration. It’s pretty clear that they do have them, and they don’t care about the optics of it, and, arguably, it’s a political benefit for them.

Technically he would be asked to resign. I imagine Trump could make it awful enough for him to do so.

It’s as simple as if they didn’t revolt under Obama, they certainly won’t under Trump.

I will be *shocked* if Pence makes it all four years without being fired. I wish that was on the PredictIt markets.

If Donald Trump wants to live in the United States, he’s going to have to assimilate to our way of doing things.

It’s an amazing mix of both though.

But I think the challenge for Trump and his team moving forward is going to be to assure people that people on the alt-right, white nationalists, do not have a voice in the Trump administration and do not have a place in the policies he’ll be crafting when he is president.

I’m not even sure it’s a talent issue though. TV is hard. Whether it’s Oliver and Maher or Wilbon and Kornheiser, all those guys had years and years of TV experience before they got their own shows (plus stand-up experience for the comics.)

Damn, I didn’t even realize Titus was writing for them ... which kind of illustrates the problem.

Residence in a non-extradition treaty country?

More to the point, they are harassing the people who employ him. PR aside, doing something that gets your bosses death threats might not be great for job security.

As a fellow old, after other people go to bed has become late as fuck.

+1 Where we’re going, we won’t need eyes to see.

*glances down, sees there are no “Krispy Porkchops!” posts, sighs with relief*

Agreed. Wiz fan here, and one of the big talking points was that while he might not be creative offensively, he was great at getting player loyalty and building locker room chemistry.

I share your nerdom and wanted to chime in to add that, since it’s a team sport, things like “can’t shoot” (or defend, rebound, etc.) can be offset by the other guys on the floor with him.

Agreed — I mean, the horrific part of all this is that we’re all basically agreeing that he’s better off getting his next inevitable concussion at the pro level than the college one.

FWIW - a kid named Terrance Ferguson is playing in Australia this year, after he didn’t qualify by the NCAA, in part because, like Mudiay, he went to Deion Sanders high school in Dallas, and the NCAA wouldn’t accept his transcripts from his time there.

Right. The simple truth is he’ll do much better at the combine and the interviews (and life) if he can see straight.