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All that and a bag of chips

This is in reference to the national championship game in college football, where Georgia played TCU. What I’m calling about is the attitude of the players on the University of Georgia’s football team. It was nauseating when you have a team down by 40 points at halftime, and you feel the need the rest of the game to belittle the team that got to the national championship game. You have very little character and you are showing the attitude of your coach — who is a all win, win, win — by showing no grace. The Georgia players should be relieved that the kicker from Ohio State missed that last-second field goal, or it would have been Ohio State and TCU in the in the championship game. So, instead of remembering they barely escaped in the playoffs, they thought they were all that and a bag of chips.

Waste of time and money

So, the illegitimate socialist puppet finally goes to the border after 5 million illegals have entered our country since he took office. The problem with this visit is that El Paso was sanitized so that he didn’t see the homeless illegals sleeping on the streets. Furthermore, he went to a point of entry rather than a place where illegal crossings are occurring. So now, he will come on TV and say that there is no problem with the border. This visit was a total waste of time and money.

Corrupt, tone-deaf clowns

So, Pelosi gives the House members a raise in pay in her final middle-finger to the U.S. taxpayers. Not to be outdone, the Illinois Senate gives itself a 17% pay raise in light of the high prices caused by excessive Democrat spending. How can you people keep voting for these corrupt, tone-deaf clowns?

Pretty close

I just read that In September, New Orleans unseated St. Louis as America’s “murder capital,” recording 52 homicides per 100,000 residents. If you add together Waukegan and Zion, you have approximately 100,000 residents. It would be interesting to know how our murder rate compares with those numbers. I’m betting the numbers would be pretty close.