Because instead of leaving them to fend for themselves for them selves, saying good and that they deserved it, and/or just pointing and laughing at their local opponent, they are doing something to help them rebuild, which in turn, makes the local Democrats look good compared to that seem to follow the “KILL THEM…

No. They aren’t horrible people- despite the absolute shit the NC GOP has put us through. They are proof that when they go low we go high.

+100. It’s like it’s impossible for some people here to imagine that others who share their political opinions might engage in reprehensible actions.

I don’t know, man. Brian Kelly isn’t one to just leave people twisting in the wind.

Why would that be important? Would it lessen the impact of the percentage? Increase it?

This comment is delicious, in light of yesterday’s totally-in-character meltdown.

I feel like this couldn’t have been timed better. ;)

Nothing about my sentence was grammatically inaccurate, but fine. You really seem worked up about this.

I was halfway kinda sorta waiting for you to show up.

He’s entertaining, but, ultimately, a sideshow. His skills are not so otherworldly that he can just fuck around and be consistently great, or even consistently very good. Or consistently anything, as we’ve seen thus far. He’s fun as hell to watch when he’s loose, and physically on, but he doesn’t have the drive to be…

He won’t. Hot take alert, yes yes, but he’s the kind of guy who cruises through early competition then sulks into a bad loss the moment he faces an equal or greater talent, like a Djokovic or Murray or Wawrinka.

Google Translate says Kyrgios is Greek for Zlatan