HIllary wouldn’t nominate him, at least not right away, but fuck yeah that would be awesome.

I know, right? It’s like, did Lincoln do anything in his second term?

Yes. Sisters.

That’s the thing. If Kobe were, like, 5% worse as a player, he’d be treated like Ron Artest or Latrell Spreewell.

Yep.

It would also make things less safe for batters, who wouldn’t know if a pitch was really coming, and probably cause more arm injuries in pitchers.

I’m gonna go out on limb and say she’s a ‘I only get along with guys’ kinda chick.

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I totally agree for most places, but I don’t see a problem for local politics in places that are already deep blue. My city doesn’t even bother with Republican candidates, and so a liberal third-party challenger (is there something besides greens and socialists?) wouldn’t be terrible. That’s certainly the case with…

That’s kinda how it works. I found out about a good candidate for the state board of education (Ismael Ahmed! Everybody in Michigan vote for Ismael Ahmed!) because a friend from high school knows his son. Local politics, man.

To the first one, housing applications by African Americans were marked by Trump employees with a ‘C’. You can probably guess what that stood for.

“You can just grab them by the pussy”

True. Rembert, Morris and Greenwald were my favorites at Grantland, and none are with the Ringer. The Ringer also doesn’t have the same random, funny shit that Grantland did (I’m thinking of the short-lived ‘About Last Night’ posts).

I feel the same way. I think part of it is that I just don’t like the Ringer’s layout and design, whereas Grantland’s was great.

Not a question, I just wanted to say that I read Deadspin all the time and love the site, and I also like the political HamNo and Feinberg posts too. ‘Stick to sports’ is bullshit.

My God YES

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tl;dr: They’re not players cause they fuck a lot.

You’re not wrong that these jobs can be done with very little training. The problem is that our economy is becoming more reliant on service-oriented jobs similar to these, and a constantly growing segment of the population derives their primary income from them.

As a former Harvard TA, I would’ve gone on strike just to make this one student shut the fuck up already.