Hank S.
@bbrode.bsky.social
1. Riding was changed in 2022 to include 8,000 rural voters who lean conservative.
2. Residents are heavily unionized and maybe this reflects the shift in union membership to voting conservative.
3. Many residents commute to work in the US and are more exposed to American culture war bullshit.
2. Residents are heavily unionized and maybe this reflects the shift in union membership to voting conservative.
3. Many residents commute to work in the US and are more exposed to American culture war bullshit.
April 29, 2025 at 2:41 PM
1. Riding was changed in 2022 to include 8,000 rural voters who lean conservative.
2. Residents are heavily unionized and maybe this reflects the shift in union membership to voting conservative.
3. Many residents commute to work in the US and are more exposed to American culture war bullshit.
2. Residents are heavily unionized and maybe this reflects the shift in union membership to voting conservative.
3. Many residents commute to work in the US and are more exposed to American culture war bullshit.
Good article. Doesn’t $10m of Cousins’ 2026 comp guarantee on the fifth league day of 2025. Keeping him as QB2 for 2025 would cost an incremental $10m in cash and cap for the Falcons. Seems very unlikely anyone would trade for him or Falcons keep him since it’s a $37.5m decision.
December 18, 2024 at 5:59 PM
Good article. Doesn’t $10m of Cousins’ 2026 comp guarantee on the fifth league day of 2025. Keeping him as QB2 for 2025 would cost an incremental $10m in cash and cap for the Falcons. Seems very unlikely anyone would trade for him or Falcons keep him since it’s a $37.5m decision.