OT: Mel Tucker to MSU
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I guess you have to ask yourself what you trust more. A bureau of prisons report that says it was updated on February 8, 2020 or a two year old Department of Homeland Security report that includes not only prison populations but also people that have been detained by the Department of Homeland Security whose only crime is being in the US illegally. Which one paints a more realistic picture of how many foreigners are in federal prison? Which one might have been written by a bureaucrat trying to justify their job?
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The real reason that people are moving out of California is the cost of living from expensive housing. I own a house in Las Vegas (a favorite destination for former Golden State residents) and I've never heard a Californian say that they moved because of taxes. The ones that I've talked to always say that they couldn't afford a decent house there.
I'm not diving headfirst into the wall issue (against it, Flat sums it up well enough not to bother repeating) and migrant worker programs have potential problems but they're better than the status quo. My real beef with this whole debate is that the actual immigration system. The process, the courts and bureaucracy that administers it, all under-resourced and broken. I could live with tighter enforcement if that also meant a smoother, faster, more easily understood and enforced set of processes. The folks that came in the 19th Century off boats from Europe were processed mostly on the spot, so comparing that to what people go through now is apples and oranges. Fix the system, then tighten it up if you need to. Otherwise it's whack a mole forever because people with few resources and sometimes desperate situations get victimized even when they follow the law
Its a one party state and they've done a bang up job.
California has the highest income tax in the nation. Its a hell hole
I’m sure they’d hire Bienemy if he was willing to give up his NFL dream. He’d be a good hire and was someone I hoped WSU looked at when Chun was on the hunt.
When I say people losing their stuff, I'm talking about the people who say building a wall is racist...but had zero problem when Hilary talked about building a "barrier". Not about the logistics.
I've spoken to plenty who have moved in significant part due to taxes. Usually, though, it's all part of a mix ... high taxes, high housing prices, heavy congestion and decreased quality of life, deteriorating school quality (related to the home price issue), heavy regulation (cited by relatively few, but some).
California ranks last in the United States with residents who have reached at least 9th grade of education.
One party rule, 1.5 trillion in debt and being a sanctuary state with never ending tax hikes.
Unsustainable
One party rule, 1.5 trillion in debt and being a sanctuary state with never ending tax hikes.
Unsustainable
The wall and of itself is not racist sponge. The manner in which humans are treated and talked about are . Look at who is the architect of the policy and look at his connections .
Saying you want border security is not racist. Saying you want to use dated technology which can be breached is not racist. Saying Mexico is sending over all of its criminals and rapists is . Saying why can’t we have more immigration from Norway is racist .
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Wow...that is certainly one take. But the funding was suppose to come from Mexico...wasn't that is how it was sold? I would have least thought they would tax car imports and fund it that way. I remember hearing he is a master at construction. Only problem is US can't BK federal debt, but I digress. But really, how can anyone expect to get anything done when you control the White House, the Senate and the House.
Just like when virtually every republican wanted to get rid of Obama Care, but after 6 years when they took over the White House, the Senate and the House they looked at each other and said "now what".
Eric Bienemy has withdrawn from consideration for the CU job. Sarkisian has done the same. Now it looks like Bret Bielema and Air Force's Troy Calhoun are the top considerations. Would be interesting to see Calhoun get the job and transform the offense.
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Grinch and Harrell were likely looked at and possibly contacted by Chun during his search with no obvious response. This raises a question in my old head, "Is the Colorado job regarded as better than the WSU one?"
According to Football Scoop, KSU defensive coordinator Scottie Hazelton is expected to accept the MSU defensive coordinator position. They will offer him too much money to refuse. Hazelton was a coach that many of us here were thinking that Rolovich may try to hire as DC.
https://footballscoop.com/news/repo...-to-pluck-away-power-5-defensive-coordinator/
https://footballscoop.com/news/repo...-to-pluck-away-power-5-defensive-coordinator/
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