He did win among college graduates. Beat HRC by 8 points among college educated voters.

One thing worth considering is the fact that GM’s foreign operations are shrinking rapidly, especially with the sale of Opel/Vauxhall.

You must not attend many games in person. Most coaches don’t swear at the officials. If by rat face you are referring to Mark Few the Presbyterian, he rarely swears, although he’s been T’d up twice this season for being too aggressive with officials. It’s pretty standard fair in the NCAA that you can’t swear at the…

Two point swing. if the goal tending was called properly, you can’t predict with any certainty what happens on the ensuing possession. Your 4 point swing assumes GU doesn’t score following the call.

Are you unfamiliar with the rhetorical device of “hyperbole.”

He was well past the three point line. It doesn’t matter. You have to be a professional in that moment—not come completely unhinged.

I didn’t say half court. He’s not allowed to be more than 2 feet on court and he clearly was more than 5. The F bombs alone were enough. Running around on the court like an idiot was a secondary offense.

You don’t get to shout F bombs at the refs and run to center court regardless of the call. I was sitting behind the NW bench. Collins lost control; that’s on him.

They didn’t get screwed. They were handed an obvious out of bounds call earlier. Be a better team. Overcome a bad call and quit blaming refs. Also, no excuse for the technical on Collins regardless of what happens on the court. He lost his composure. That’s on him.

It costs about $300 and a YouTube video to do it yourself.

Nothing he did violated the laws of war as they existed then.

We haven’t seen a U.K. Collapse of any kind. Thier economy grew 6.2% in the months that followed the brexit vote, and the thing hasn’t even been implemented yet.

Neither GM or Chrysler would have gone out of business, that’s not how bankruptcy works. American Airlines failed in the early 2000s, declared bankruptcy and look at it today. The bailout saved the businesses GM and Chrysler owed money too, not the auto companies themselves.

It will still come. Injured players still get drafted early every year. That, and he probably has a multi-million dollar insurance policy for just this occasion.

He hasn’t been a student athlete since the day he declared for the draft. He can take out futures loans, recieve endorsement money, accept gifts and recieve retainers from agents like any other professional athlete. I’m guessing he’s already received at least $1 million as an advance from from his agent—this sort of…

He probably does. Most 1st rounders insure against injury.

The need for the bill is the result of the governments aggressive copyright laws. So really, they are on both sides of the problem.

“More successful” is relative. Ford only made 259 million in profits in Europe last year. Sounds big, but compare it to GMs 12 billion in global profits or Fords 9 billion globally. Europe is a small market for the Big Two.

I don’t want to derail this into a Ford vs GM argument; but stock valuation and growth favor GM since the meltdown. Ford hasn’t recovered at the same rate globally. Just because Ford avoided the federal loans, they still borrowed heavily to stay afloat—let’s not pretend they were in good shape at the time.

Sexual assault rates in the military are actually lower than that of undergrads at the public university.