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Game misconduct for those jerseys. Clearly no effs given the day those were created.

Very good ladies. ERod holding onto it and a nice Sheary feed.

It’s gonna be tremendous.

As for the Kovalchuk issue I wonder who they play in his place.

Maybe you’re not doing it right.

No idea. Just saw it and thought maybe others here might know more.

Elliotte Friedman @FriedgeHNIC There is word this afternoon that LA has informed Ilya Kovalchuk he will be out of the lineup for the foreseeable future. He is welcome to practice with the club, but he will not be playing. Obviously, more details as they occur.

What if they already are? Pretty scary thought.

Give it to Milbury. He’s all things hockey, just ask him.

Not gonna argue his talent. Yes he is young but he’s been in the league for a few years now. He’s definitely a guy you want on your team but as the captain I do not know. Maybe a few more years down the road.

No air holes either. Unless you want to suffocate by OT you better play hard and win in regulation. That solves the shootout problem.

I think 26 is high on something.

I think the NHL should extend the glass into a dome over the rink. The puck never goes out of play and think of the cool richochets and bank passes. I’m kidding by the way.

Didn’t Myers regress after his rookie season? I hope this isn’t round two.

We wanted consistency. We got it.

Ahh there’s that Dahlin special.

Skinner looked mad on the bench. I’m guessing because Dahlin gave him a garbage pass.

Sabres drank some Jolt Cola.

Good effort by the anthem singer. She has range.

Soldiers are Americans too not fodder. Basic leadership dictates you take of subordinates because they get the mission done. Iraq happened in 2003. We went into Afghanistan in 2001 following 911 in order to disrupt Al Qaeda and deny their base of operations. This supports mitigation of the threat. The truth about Sadam and his brutality combined with a clear strategy and how it fits into the war on terrorism would have been enough justification especially given the emotional state of the country at that time. This part I know is subjective. To make this clear Iraq was sold as a possible means of terrorists getting a nuclear weapon. We hold some common ground on personalities involved. Even if Trump is re-elected I do not believe America will cease to exist. I think our people have a history getting through hard times if that’s what happens. However I still have hope that someday we will get someone that is both competent and doesn’t have drama other than disagreements on policy.

I don’t think the guys in Benghazi went there knowing they’d get left like that. That was one of the major points in their ordeal. Part of knowing what to expect is understanding the resources and assets we could’ve used to help them which those guys did but the administration failed to provide. Then the administration tells us it happened because of a cartoon. You are right that the scale of death was much higher in Iraq. Are you saying the number of deaths determines the level of culpability? The way your post reads it sounds like you are saying what happened to the guys in Benghazi wasn’t as bad as what happened to those in Iraq because not enough people died. That is the epitome of zero standards and actually disturbing. The standard is take of those you send into harms way, not deceive and abandon.

And I’m not disagreeing that this stuff is happening. Nor am I saying it’s ok for one side to do it. I’m all for the whole thing to be out in the open. Hell I’d invite the Ukrainian president but that won’t happen. What are you trying to say?

Part of the reason we went into Iraq was to get WMDs we were told were there. To date that has not happened. Then we place an ambassador in one of the most dangerous places on the planet with inadequate security. When the post comes under attack our guys are hung out to dry. Both are examples of either incompetence, deception or a combination of both ending in the deaths of Americans.

Let’s say he in fact is found guilty of quit pro quo. He must be held accountable otherwise it sends a bad message to future presidents. I think we can agree on that. If he did in fact do this, after all the evidence and hearings come out, is anybody going to ask what made him think he get away with it. Have recent administrations done anything bad and gotten away with it? The answer is yes. Under Bush we tortured people and went into Iraq under false pretenses. I’ve mentioned the Benghazi/ISIS stuff under Obama many times. Both resulted in Americans dying and neither administration really gets held accountable. Why would Trump think he has anything to worry about concerning a phone call? I clearly am not seeing it the same way but I am open to hearing your side. Bush and Obama don’t give Trump a free pass for anything he is found guilty of. But our standards need to be equal and IMO they are not.

And guess what? When a Democrat is in office a conservative will say they are destroying America. BTW those phantom WMDs resulted in many families losing loved ones. I doubt that changes your perspective but hopefully you understand people see things in a different light. Since you brought up standards why do you ignore and minimize what others have done as though it has no impact on what is happening now? I don’t mean with a single phone call to Ukraine either.