It’s funny listening to players talk politics…it’s funny.

Time line:
Player makes a decision to disrespect the flag and anthem. Drags along a small amount of players.
Angers people during a political year. Ratings drop, but blamed on election.
Protests continue during the new season. Angers more people and ratings continue falling.
Politician does polling. Calls them sons of bitches for disrespect.
World erupts. Polling holds up, politician benefits.
Smoother politician makes a point.
Ratings drop a bunch, pocketbooks hurt.
League hoists white flag.
The high-school politicians went up against the pros and are getting their asses handed to them 99-0. #Winning.

Winning

‘The war on coal is over’: Environmental Protection Agency to repeal Clean Power Plan

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt told coal miners in Kentucky on Monday that he will move to repeal a rule limiting greenhouse-gas emissions from existing power plants, assuring them, “The war against coal is over.”

Meanwhile in Canada….

The Liberal attack on small business

Continues unabated.

A recent tax “folio” by the CRA indicates employee discounts on items like shoes and lunches would now be considered taxable benefits, and therefore part of their income.

Nothing like forcing more small business owners to account for every small benefit their employees take advantage of, cause lo-behold you get caught not accounting for it.
Which, as Bonokoski points out, means they will be eliminated.

Rich.

PM LookAtMySocks is worried about stoking regional divisions.
The Gov’t propaganda in question.
Q. How many conversations over the Thanksgiving table will involve politics?
A. All of them.
Fortunately, the Liberals have released their talking points for the true believers:

The Vain And Malevolent Left, Part 376

According to Canadian professors Sal Renshaw and Renee Valiquette, being dishonest about course content, and about the subsequent likelihood of getting a job, is “a pathway to social justice education” and therefore, they insist, “the ruse is justified.” The lecturers in question admit that for many students “social justice” claptrap has a poor reputation and is actively avoided, which prompts the professors to sidestep that reputational challenge by simply lying to students about what it is they’re paying for.

One of these.

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