Warriors have 6 players (Moody, Richard, Horford) and perhaps Melton.
What I’m confused by is why Kerr doesn’t just see this.
Podz/JK/Post make the outlines of a solid bench. Fine, no shade here. But that’s the team.
JK starting is a mini disaster, he’s Mathurin, accept it.
What I’m confused by is why Kerr doesn’t just see this.
Podz/JK/Post make the outlines of a solid bench. Fine, no shade here. But that’s the team.
JK starting is a mini disaster, he’s Mathurin, accept it.
November 12, 2025 at 3:02 AM
Warriors have 6 players (Moody, Richard, Horford) and perhaps Melton.
What I’m confused by is why Kerr doesn’t just see this.
Podz/JK/Post make the outlines of a solid bench. Fine, no shade here. But that’s the team.
JK starting is a mini disaster, he’s Mathurin, accept it.
What I’m confused by is why Kerr doesn’t just see this.
Podz/JK/Post make the outlines of a solid bench. Fine, no shade here. But that’s the team.
JK starting is a mini disaster, he’s Mathurin, accept it.
Right.
Even you. For example I think the right take on Dem Senate caving is actually Marshall’s, it’s a slightly complicated dynamic involving what the word “working” means and the fact that it’s a big coalition.
But “sellout Dems suck!” gets better SM feedback (and isn’t entirely unreasonable).
Even you. For example I think the right take on Dem Senate caving is actually Marshall’s, it’s a slightly complicated dynamic involving what the word “working” means and the fact that it’s a big coalition.
But “sellout Dems suck!” gets better SM feedback (and isn’t entirely unreasonable).
November 12, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Right.
Even you. For example I think the right take on Dem Senate caving is actually Marshall’s, it’s a slightly complicated dynamic involving what the word “working” means and the fact that it’s a big coalition.
But “sellout Dems suck!” gets better SM feedback (and isn’t entirely unreasonable).
Even you. For example I think the right take on Dem Senate caving is actually Marshall’s, it’s a slightly complicated dynamic involving what the word “working” means and the fact that it’s a big coalition.
But “sellout Dems suck!” gets better SM feedback (and isn’t entirely unreasonable).
Nothing will top 2013 whining about dinnertime Ubers from 3rd and Market to 10th and Irving. Just the emergence of an objectively bad person.
November 11, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Nothing will top 2013 whining about dinnertime Ubers from 3rd and Market to 10th and Irving. Just the emergence of an objectively bad person.
Rory’s bad but Lorelei’s the villain.
November 10, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Rory’s bad but Lorelei’s the villain.
It’s both a minority party and a large coalition, very tough scene.
They fought pretty hard here, I too would’ve liked more.
They fought pretty hard here, I too would’ve liked more.
November 10, 2025 at 11:28 PM
It’s both a minority party and a large coalition, very tough scene.
They fought pretty hard here, I too would’ve liked more.
They fought pretty hard here, I too would’ve liked more.
I don’t agree with them but I don’t think “Trump won’t budge” is a crazy definition of “failing”, and sadly many Senators like the power the filibuster confers on individual members.
The problem remains the electoral failure of November, since then it’s always fighting on one leg.
The problem remains the electoral failure of November, since then it’s always fighting on one leg.
November 10, 2025 at 11:26 PM
I don’t agree with them but I don’t think “Trump won’t budge” is a crazy definition of “failing”, and sadly many Senators like the power the filibuster confers on individual members.
The problem remains the electoral failure of November, since then it’s always fighting on one leg.
The problem remains the electoral failure of November, since then it’s always fighting on one leg.
The number of Leftists who hate and can’t support Dems is probably the same number of “never Trump” Republicans (probably smaller).
Neither is forming a 3rd party. Independents should always choose one and pull in their preferred policy direction.
Neither is forming a 3rd party. Independents should always choose one and pull in their preferred policy direction.
November 10, 2025 at 10:06 PM
The number of Leftists who hate and can’t support Dems is probably the same number of “never Trump” Republicans (probably smaller).
Neither is forming a 3rd party. Independents should always choose one and pull in their preferred policy direction.
Neither is forming a 3rd party. Independents should always choose one and pull in their preferred policy direction.