We’re laughing and stuff but this is almost certainly what’s going to happen: the only jurors they’ll be able to find will people with zero technical savvy with a limited knowledge of what he did or the context thereof AND don’t know how to avoid jury duty
The Nets are in the Process without the minor “actually drafting people” part
Once upon a time, it was probably Derrick Rose
MAF is a serious upgrade over any rookie goalie they could have drafted in your scenario
Not detrimental to team performance or against company policies (note that other players have protested for other things before, and received fines) - as far as we know of
Okay take a look at this list: https://www.si.com/nfl/2017/05/15/ranking-nfl-backup-quarterbacks
like most states (and provinces), it can be best described as urban areas with Alabama as everywhere else
colluding not to hire people on the basis of their political orientation is probably illegal but probably very, very hard to prove
Allan Houston, where the NBA created a rule specifically to allow the Knicks to get out from that contract then they used it on someone else
Defensible at the time. They signed him as a 3 and D guy which he looked like in Atlanta but Toronto’s offense is not Atlanta’s at all. Injury didn’t help.
This is a fair point. Self-driving personal vehicles seem to be quite a ways away (probably well into the end of the second term).
The Federal legislation is going to be sold to the highest bidder.
Iowa cities vs. neo-confederate towns
Bombardier has this dual-class share structure as well (and is in much, much worse operational shape than Uber because the owner’s son got all the powerful shares and you know how THAT can go). Their business model is to fire engineers, move production to the cheapest locales, and eat up Quebec/federal cash.
I’m pretty left but you didn’t RTFA. If he has all the votes he can’t be fired, even if he was literally Chelsea Manning.
what exactly it is about F-35's that has those Air Force generals so hot to have them
I agree with this analysis totally, but I’d add that don’t forget the thousands of (often AA and Latino) voters who saw Clinton and Trump, saw their policy proposals, and said “screw it, not worth it”. 100,000 people voted in PA I believe and left the presidency blank. Many for the reasons you describe. A vote for…
The Clinton/Obama/lanyard-toting crew should remember this: if any major league manager produced the winning record of the Democrats over the past eight years they’d be completely gone.
Maybe not “most people”, but I’m pretty sure just about half of NI might consider handing power to a group of ideological Protestant extremists with terrorist associations who just stole around 700 million dollars of taxpayer money problematic.