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Holy ****... if this isn't a fitting end to trump's term, I don't know what is.

Congrats to Joe Biden for winning the marathon 2020 Presidential Election. The long, dark night of the past 4 years is finally coming to an end.

The secret is out..

Works for me..

a sharpie in the right hands can change the path of a hurricane! you get the feeling that some of these judges dont want the trump stench clinging to their reputations.

Oh please can it be Thanksgiving instead?

Enjoyed my coffee this morning...

Oh boy, it just keeps getting worse for Trump🤣

I said that to the wife earlier... It felt like a sunrise. A new day was dawning.

This needs to be made available for public consumption. Some way, some how

As a wonderful ironic postscript to the GOP campaign, the GOP reserved the Four Seasons in Philadelphia for their victory celebration, but when they showed up at the Four Seasons Hotel, they found out that they had reseved space at "Four Seasons Landscaping" in Philadelphia, owned by a black businessman.

I HATE YOU 2020! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU!, AND I ESPECIALLY HATE YOU CANCER!

Joe certainly didn't looked sleepy last night and seemed to know where he was.

SNL said "it's like World War 2 just ended...and we did just defeat a fascist dictator"... Ha ha. Spot on.

good series at Slate "goodbye" to the trump minions heres one for jared Who ever imagined the world would open so many doors, to give you so many options? But really, for a bright young man who knows how things work, why not? Coronavirus medical logistics expert, Middle East peace negotiator, campaign manager, criminal justice reformer, technology implementer, government systems innovator—that was you, all of it, all you. Now what? Reach into the pocket of your skinny suit, and get out your phone. Try sending another encrypted DM to your good friend and fellow global dignitary Mohammed bin Salman to see what’s up, what you can do for him. What? “Safety number changed.” Huh, how about that. Scroll down, try another name, maybe one of the Chinese oligarchs? Nothing there, either. The Kuwaitis? Hmm. Oh, that incoming call? That’s your mortgage lender. Good luck! https://slate.com/

Ignorance is bliss with these people, their mentality is the me me me virus that has tagged along with Covid and is going around now, they don't see or wanna see the devastation that is going on not only of people dying of Covid but the stress and burden of people treating and ultimately witnessing so many deaths

Bravo to Van Jones and CNN by going through with this question and answer. So sincere and from the heart. We have no idea what he, his family, and people of colour have to go through each and everyday in that country, but I hope most of us stand with him and share his feelings on this issue.

One comment that really tells you the view of Trump was a reporter saying he had never seen a celebration of Americans in the streets like this ever, not when any other President was elected, not even to this extent WHEN BIN LADEN WAS KILLED. More loathed than Bin Laden. Congratulations on your legacy Mr Trump.

Enablers need to be held accountable for the actions of Trump and his administration

Always good for a departing gift...

You lost get out, he has no bargaining power try to leave with some grace but he won't, some have said he will go to Mar A Lago for Christmas and never come back. ''

I would pay serious money to watch the Secret Service frog march Trump, from the premises....

dont want biden to "reach across the aisle" or to be a president for "all americans" the other side hates you. dont bother, and dont use it as an excuse to do nothing. had enough of that with Obama. compromising with mcconnel would be a complete waste of all of the effort put into this election by thousands of people. be a hero. get single payer, all americans want it.

Yup, keep an eye on this.

And the day gets better and better..

Rudy found that his magic briefcase was empty

Also, considering the amount of manure being spread.......

Truly one of our all time greatest Canadians. Ukrainian immigrant father, French-Canadian mother... Does it get more Canadian than that?

Rudy with yet another big gaffe.. How is this possible? His mind is somewhere else.. They should have just unbooked the place and paid the price.

I wish their was a way they could fine these ding dongs and take all that money from the fines and redistribute them to local owned businesses struggling in these times. Taking 1000 dollars from an idiot and giving it to a ma and pa store would go a long way for helping them stay around.

Even Karl Rove, of all people.....described them as "pitch perfect"

That was one hell of a speech from Biden. And Harris. One without hatred or disdain. A speech to move forward and unite the country. A speech which Trump is incapable of. Learned Americans and scientists will be consulted. WHAT? Decency. Fairness. No lies. Grandfather “Joey, keep the faith.” Grandmother “No Joey, spread it.”

Well played Der Spiegel, well played. I thought people around the world would be celebrating too.

I only recognize Buttigieg's name and Heitkamp's name (former North Dakota Senator)

Today's Covidiot comes from the RM of La Broquerie

Always in denial for what’s in right in front of their faces.

No word yet on if this will be made public, but they've found a way to cobble footage of the entire game together........... For 26 years, one of the greatest single-game accomplishments in CFL history had gone largely unseen. On July 14, 1994, Matt Dunigan made pro football history when he threw for an astonishing 713 yards in a game, carrying his Winnipeg Blue Bombers to a 50-35 win over an Edmonton team that had beaten them in the Grey Cup in 1993. In the immediacy of the game, the sports world took notice. Dunigan recalls Sports Illustrated writing something about the feat and for the weeks after that early season win, it was the conversation that followed the Blue Bombers everywhere they went. But unless you were one of the fans at CanadInns Stadium in Winnipeg, you didn’t get to see Dunigan rattle off touchdown passes of 88, 55, 45, 35 and 33 yards. The league’s television deal wasn’t what it is today, where TSN has exclusive broadcast rights and the airing of every single regular-season and playoff game is a given. RELATED »Watch more Remote Reunion episodes » O’Leary: How the 2009 Alouettes dipped into the fountain of youth » CFL in 40 presented by CDIC: 2009 Eastern Semi-Final AFTER AN INJURY MADE HIM A SPECTATOR IN WINNIPEG’S 1993 GREY CUP LOSS TO EDMONTON, DUNIGAN WAS VERY MOTIVATED TO GIVE EDMONTON HIS BEST WHEN THEY MET IN WEEK 2 OF THE ’94 SEASON (PHOTO: THE CANADIAN PRESS) The Edmonton-Winnipeg meeting in Week 2 of the season went un-aired. For 26 years, fans and even Dunigan himself have relied on the boxscore, highlights and written articles to preserve that one monstrous night. “I’ve seen clips before, bits and pieces,” he said from his home in Destin, Fla. “Of course, everybody knows that that game wasn’t televised, which is mind boggling. It’s a Grey Cup rematch, Week 2 of the following season. We had a point to prove, I think as a football team.” We all know that it happened but all these years later, it almost feels like a folk tale that’s been passed along through a generation of football fans. That changed this year. With the help of Mark DeNobile at the Canadian Football Hall of Fame and a collaborative effort between some CFL and Bombers employees, some admittedly rough footage — but complete footage nonetheless — of that game has been uncovered. Dunigan, along with his former teammates Chris Walby, Miles Gorrell, David Wililams, Alfred Jackson and Bob Cameron were able to finally see it in its entirety and watched it as part of CFL.ca’s Remote Reunion series, driven by Kubota. Adam Marshall, CFL.ca’s coordinator of video content, reached out to TSN looking for the game and found out they only had a limited highlight reel. Eventually, a call was made to DeNobile at the hall of fame in Hamilton. He dug around the hall’s archives and found a VHS copy of the in-stadium feed that aired on the big screen during the game. Marshall had to convert the VHS tape to digital and then work to fill in the blanks. There is no play-by-play of the game, no graphics on the recording. That’s where Bluebombers.com’s Ed Tait came in. Tait, who had written the above-linked Dunigan story when he worked for the Winnipeg Free Press, shared the original stat sheets from the game. That let Marshall figure out where the game was and allowed him to set up the video with timestamps and the score, for the players to watch. So often, you hear an athlete or a team in the wake of a monumental performance say that they’ll process it later, that they can’t remove themselves too much from the moment. With the players reunited to watch this game in its entirety, they were finally able to get the chance to do that. “The train just keeps on moving,” Dunigan said of the players’ mentality in the moment. “It just keeps on rolling and you don’t have time to reminisce, to think about what just happened. You’re just on to the next one. You make the corrections, you game plan for the next game and your focus is elsewhere. “As time goes on, I think you do have the opportunity to reflect and then you get to see it in different aspects as time passes. It’s been a pretty unique process since ’94 to watch this memory struggle and move forward to stay alive. It’s good because it was one of those magical nights and I’m not out there by myself. We’re a football team that had to regroup from the loss in the Grey Cup and the first regular-season game on the road (in 1994) to BC. Our focus was on the task at hand and that never changed.” You can see in the video how Dunigan analyzes the tape and sees small mistakes, opportunities to have done even better than the 713 yards he threw. It’s a different generation of football, rife with opportunities for quarterbacks to air the ball out in a way that you don’t see as often anymore. Dunigan lamented the absence of Mike Kelly on the conference call. Dunigan’s appreciation of his offensive coordinator at the time and a lifelong friend is obvious in our call. If you think of Dunigan and the Bombers’ offence as a symphony working in unison that night, Kelly was the conductor, piecing it all together. Being in the moment and on to the next game back then, Dunigan said there wasn’t really time for the players to process that this historic game went largely unseen. Games fell through the broadcasting cracks back then, Dunigan said, and players just accepted it. Of course, now a key part of the CFL on TSN broadcast team since 1999, Dunigan’s living in a completely different football world than the one he played in. “The TV agreements weren’t like they are now with TSN giving millions and millions of dollars every year to to broadcast their games and to be their partner,” he said. “It just wasn’t something we thought about. We were trying to win football games.”

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Thoughts and prayers? Nope. Just a plate full of **** yous for that *******.

If that were the extent of peoples reactions then fine, but you and I both know there were people who shat all over Glenn.

A Missouri elections supervisor who knew they tested positive for the coronavirus and still worked at a polling site on Election Day has died. https://nbcnews.to/32lZL9l