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If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC coach Lincoln Riley gave his reasons for not doing a spring game on Thursday.

“The biggest thing for us is the spring game is for the fans and the spring game is a chance to get guys out in in front of a stadium,” Riley said.

“The negative to the spring game is it now is being broadcast all over the place so nobody wants to do anything schematically that they’re going to do (during the season).

“So you end up spending a day or two days just to get ready for the spring game and then a spring game you’ll be limited in what all you can do.”

Talk about a tone-deaf response. He admits it is for the fans and then basically says who cares? What does he do so special schematically in these scrimmages that it is going to ruin his game plan if other teams watch it?

Why not do a closed scrimmage where you do all the top-secret stuff and then a spring game with a vanilla offense?

The answer is Riley doesn’t want to do anything that will cause the slightest inconvenience to himself. And the fans don’t matter to him, even if he pays lip service when he adds, “We’re still going to do some things that create an experience for our fans, because obviously creating that interaction is important.”

An experience? Is he a robot? And using the word “interaction” is interesting since he has avoided those with fans for the past three years.

Yes, USC will do something in August, when it will be around 100 degrees. Sounds enticing.

  • By the way, when it originally canceled the spring game, USC promised something for the former players. As of now, nothing has been announced.
  • And now for some history:
  • USC fullback Ben Wilson was a punishing 250-pound back in the early 1960’s and was bigger than a lot of offensive linemen.

He was awarded the game ball in back-to-back victories over UCLA and Notre Dame (pictured) in 1962. He rushed for two TD’s against the Irish and received a standing ovation from the fans.

Notre Dame’s Frank Budka fractured his leg trying to tackle Wilson in the game. Wilson gave his Notre Dame game ball to teammate Marv Marinovich because he said he didn’t want to be selfish and keep two.

It’s worth appreciating the fact USC and Notre Dame are both wearing their home jerseys while the Irish are also wearing shamrock helmets in this 1962 contest.

Wilson scored a TD in the 1963 Rose Bowl victory over Wisconsin and the Trojans finished undefeated and national champions. He was drafted by the Rams and was their second-leading rusher in 1963.

He became the first African-American student accepted to the University of Tennessee dental school but decided to return to USC and get his master’s degree.

Wilson was traded to Green Bay in 1967 and started Super Bowl II, where he rushed for 62 yards in 17 carries as the Packers defeated the Oakland Raiders, 33-14.

  • One time, Lane Kiffin joked that I never spent any time in the library as a student at USC. My response: “At least I didn’t major in leisure management at Fresno State.”

USC linebacker Richard Wood, the first 3-time All-American in school history, tackles UCLA All-American tailback Kermit Johnson in the 1973 game at the Coliseum.

  • Back in 1974, you would get the tape delayed broadcasts of USC (and UCLA) games on Channel 5. But as this ad shows, it was a special weekend because at halftime of the games with Washington and Washington State, you had Tom Kelly calling the 2-on-2 championships for USC students.

You can’t even get something like that televised today even with all the bogus networks that exist showing college basketball games.

On a personal note, that USC-Washington State game was the first time I went to a Trojan basketball game and my dad thought I was crazy for wanting to go to this game instead of a UCLA game.

  • This was a coup at the time for USC and it’s aged like a fine wine. A special screening of the film “Badlands” that starred Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek at Bovard Auditorium.

The coup was getting director Terrence Malick to attend the screening and answer questions. Malick went on to become an almost mythic figure in cinema after directing the 1978 film “Days of Heaven.” Both Badlands and Days of Heaven are considered classics and Malick became famous for declining to do interviews.

But he came to USC and talked about a film. For a $2 ticket. He went to be nominated for three Academy Awards.

PICTURES OF THE WEEK

Helen Mirren, who is married to former USC student body president Taylor Hackford.

Lupe Velez

VIDEOS OF THE WEEK

  • Singer P.P. Arnold grew up in Los Angeles but became much better known in England, where Mick Jagger helped her land a record deal. Here she is singing in France.
  • Did you ever see SCTV’s version of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young?

143 thoughts on “If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column”

  1. Wiley is on a ‘short leash when it comes to practice days in the spring, so he’d like to maximize each day, and preparing for an exhibition game would detract from his preparation time. It is an argument for argument’s sake

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    2. KAM: Preparing for an exhibition game? It’s a Spring intrasquad game.

      DON: Talk about lame. How is that going to affect the team’s performance 5 months later? You should have been Senile Joe’s Press Secretary with that spin.

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  2. Thanks, Scott, that 1973 game brought back a memory of how after the game was over and won by the Trojans, I was in bumper-to-bumper traffic getting out of the coliseum, and lo and behold, a busload of Bruins was right next to me, and they then started throwing beer cups at my car. Doused it pretty well.

    And all because I had painted on my car, “MUZZLE BRUINS”

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  3. ucla was especially fumed because they had a really good team in 1973 and they thought they’d win. But with no passing threat, the bruins’ wishbone was easily defensed by a stellar SC team

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      1. … I’d like to know that your love
        Is a love I can be sure of
        So tell me now, and I won’t ask again
        Will you still love me tomorrow?

        The Shirelles

        Written by Carole King

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  5. -And so Scott Wolf as a young man talked his dad into going to an SC basketball game instead of ucla’s. And with that decision, SC has never been the same

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  6. By the way, Wolf’s ticket commemorating that turning point in SC history, lists Sigma Alpha Epsilon, a frat, and it no longer exists due to too much drinking on the Row

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      3. The 10% who believe that every American should be given a federal credit card to buy whatever they want [up to the annual $150,000 limit] …and it can all be paid for by “printing more money”…..

        #Cuz….”That’sTheWayTheyDoItInOtherCountries”

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      4. AOC could better serve her country if she starred in a 2025 version of the Lupe Velez poster…..

        #LeaveThePoliticsToTulsiGabbard

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      6. Crockett is a lawyer, so night manager at the Waffle House might be above her abilities, she could probably make a decent living as a hooker, if guys are drink enough they’ll sleep with anything and even pay for it. !!

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      7. Hey Michael, speaking of credit cards, DOGE found 4.6 million credit cards issued to the Federal government with credit limits of $10,000 each. There are only 2.3 million employees. Is it okay if we cancel a few of them or would that be unconstitutional.

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      8. Answer: It would be constitutional….. unless [and this is a possibility given the nature of the Biden Administration] all the cards were issued to trans women….then it would constitute a violation of the Equal Protection Clause [or so would say turncoat Amy Barrett]……

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    2. Wait till you see the photo that was taken after that one, John….

      #TheOneWhereShe’sLeaningForwardABitMore….

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      2. Maybe Lawyer John wasn’t referring to the bracelet —-maybe he was referring to the skull & crossbones tattoo accompanied by a very teeny inscription beneath her neckline…

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      3. …[I’m trying to cover for you, John….. but even the best of lawyers would have a hard time explaining away your reference to Lupe’s “arm”…..]

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      4. In the early morning hours of December 14, Vélez retired to her bedroom, where she consumed 75 Seconal pills and a glass of brandy. Her secretary, Beulah Kinder, said that she found the actress’s body on her bed later that morning.[ A suicide note addressed to Harald Ramond was found nearby. It read:

        To Harald, May God forgive you and forgive me too, but I prefer to take my life away and our baby’s before I bring him with shame or killing him. – Lupe.

        On the back of the note, Vélez wrote:

        How could you, Harald, fake such a great love for me and our baby when all the time, you didn’t want us? I see no other way out for me, so goodbye, and good luck to you, Love Lupe

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      5. Phuk — if that’s for real, it’s pretty fricking tragic —- we need to ask Kathy to get out there and twist Harald Ramond’s ass into a pretzel……

        #NotThatKathyWouldComeThrough

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    4. Be “available” to Lupe at your own risk gentlemen. She was notorious for her jealous outbreaks and violence toward her many lovers. Once pulled down Gary Cooper’s pants in public and smelled his Johnson to see if he had been cheating on her. She also stabbed Cooper requiring several stitches. Drove him to the brink of a mental breakdown. He lost 40 pounds and when he tried to leave her she showed up at the train station with a pistol and took a shot at him. She was pregnant when she committed suicide because she did not want to have an abortion. Some say the baby was Cooper’s but given the number of active lovers nobody really knows.

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  8. Mick Jagger when starting out could not dance and didn’t even try. He once did “Get Your Kicks– on Route-66” imitating a statute. And then later of course he became a dancing cyclone who gave hope to white boys’ dancing abilities

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    1. YOU CAN KISS ME ON A MONDAY A MONAY A MONDAY IF FACT I WISH YOU WOULD. YOU CAN KISS ME ON A WEAK DAY A FREAK DAY A BLEAK DAY AND SATURDAY IS BEST. BUT NEVER ON A SUNDAY A SUNDAY A SUNDAY CUZ THATS MY DAY OF REST !!!

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      1. AH, MELINA MERCOURI’S THEME SONG, GEORGE. THE GREEK STAR WHO WENT FROM PLAYING A PROSTITUTE TO THE GREEK PARLIAMENT…..

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    1. They all give him the middle finger and continue to deny him access, which he has earned many times over.

      All he has left on this blog is his assortment of sock—-puppets….pathetic!

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      1. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman is pathetic!

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      2. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman is the Queen of P e r v e r t s

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      1. 100%, Tim! [But maybe he’s capable of giving us victories over Notre Dame, UCLA and Penn State as exciting as the ones Helton gave us in 2016/17]…..

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  11. Hasn’t Riley been running his version of the Air Raid for about 10 years, first at Oklahoma and then USC. Presumably everyone at this point who watched Riley teams through the years has a fairly good understanding of his offensive scheme. What is he going to give away in the Spring game that has not already been seen. And if he somehow made some changes to the offense, are they not going to be shown in the first three fluff games of the year and the big boys like ND, Michigan, and Oregon will have plenty of time to review the film. The schematic excuse doesn’t fly.

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    2. Riley runs the ball over 40%………you’re clueless when it comes to what defines an “Aid Raid”…….get educated.

      You still avoid talking about the 1962 ND vs USC football, or was that another lie

      Wait for it….3…2…1… fake Gabby will have to interject her 2 cents

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      1. Cowardly Gabby: Riley started his career as a graduate assistant for Mike Leach at Texas Tech and eventually became his quarterback coach. He runs a version of the Air Raid with a shotgun formation, lots of 3 and 4 wide receiver sets and quick passes. You know as much about football as you do about politics. Did you ever play the game as a kid with the other boys or were you the one who nobody wanted on their team. Perhaps these experiences where the seeds that led you to self identify as Kathy. You hate yourself and your gender.

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      2. YOU GOT SLAPPED AROUND LIKE A PINATA SO YOU DEFLECT WITH MORE LIES TO FEEL BETTER ABOUT YOURSELF.

        YOU NEED TO GET EDUCATED REGARDING THE WORKINGS OF MODERN OFFENSIVES. FORMATIONS ARE USED FOR DECEPTION AND TO ISOLATE A PERCEIVED WEAKNESS ON THE DEFENSIVE SIDE OF THE BALL. RILEY LIVES AND DIES OFF OF RPOs, WHICH IS NOT DEFIND AS AN AIR RAID. MOSS JUST LACKED THE MOXIE TO EXUCATE IT PROPERLY, AND I SAID IT FROM DAY ONE.

        YOU SOUND LIKE A NARCISSIST TO ME.

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      4. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman is bitter because the little boys in the neighborhood wouldn’t let a girl play football with them and she has never gotten over it.

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      5. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman knows so much about football:

        Gabby

        AUGUST 30, 2023 AT 3:07 AM
        Fake gabby: USC Fan would know that teams intentionally kicked away from Trojan star kick returner and WR Curtis Conway.

        you stupid senile troll…..a kick returner returns kickoffs, and a punt returner returns punts…..Conway never returned a kickoff in his entire USC career.

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      6. Cowardly Gabby: Football is not your topic. Lay low when the subject comes up on the blog. As President Lincoln said, “better to remain silent and be thought a fool then to speak and remove all doubt.”

        When a topic comes up that you have some familiarity with such as cross dressing or anal warts, we will be sure to steer the blog your way. Everyone has their own unique strengths and abilities. Embrace yours like a pair of chaps on the Circus dance floor back in the late seventies before the AIDS epidemic.

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      7. TYPICAL MAGAT……MOVE THE GOALPOST WHEN THEY GET EXPOSED.

        AIR RAID???????????????………. TOOOOOOO FUNNNNNNY!

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  12. A ten year contract, knowing he’ll never have to work again if he so chooses, Riley is thinking like Peter Gibbons in “Office Space”:

    “Peter Gibbons: The thing is, Bob, it’s not that I’m lazy, it’s that I just don’t care.
    Bob Porter: Don’t… don’t care?
    Peter Gibbons: It’s a problem of motivation, all right? Now if I work my ass off and [USC wins a few more games], I don’t see another dime; so where’s the motivation? And here’s something else, Bob: I have eight different bosses right now.
    Bob Slydell: I beg your pardon?
    Peter Gibbons: Eight bosses.
    Bob Slydell: Eight?
    Peter Gibbons: Eight, Bob. So that means that when I make a mistake, I have eight different people coming by to tell me about it. That’s my only real motivation is not to be hassled; that, and the fear of losing my job. But you know, Bob, that will only make someone work just hard enough not to get fired. ”

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      1. Oh, karma….

        #…ThanksForServingUpANewSiteForKathy….

        #[No,OnSecondThought….NotKathy’sThing]….

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      3. Very good point — nothing that meets the Supreme Court’s “prurience” standard….. or “beyond limits of candor” test…..

        #….AsOpposedToTheStuff”SomeoneElse”Posts…..

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  15. WOLF IS DISHONEST WITH THE TITLE OF HIS BLOG “Inside USC with Scott Wolf……THE TITLE SHOULD READ “WHINING AND CRYING with Scott Wolf”

    He’s been reduced to spamming the blog with poltical rants used as click—bait……..pathetic

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    1. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman has been reduced to spamming this blo9g for the last 2 decades with animal d e f e c a t i o n videos. Pathetic!

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    1. ENJOY HIM WHILE YOU CAN, MY FRIEND…….SOMETHING TELLS ME HE’S GONNA HAVE AN “ACCIDENT” SOON………..

      #OR……COMMIT “SUICIDE”…..

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  17. KAM: Five Senate Democrats Head to Gitmo to Protest Detention of Tren de Aragua Terrorists and Killers – But Don’t Give a D*mn About Americans’ Safety

    DON: Five Senate Democrats,,Sens. Jack Reed (D-RI), Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Gary Peters (D-MI), Alex Padilla (D-CA), and self-proclaimed Independent Angus King of Maine, who caucuses with Democrats, are heading to Guantanamo Bay—not to demand justice for Americans terrorized by violent foreign gangs, but to protest the detention of members of the notorious Tren de Aragua cartel, a brutal criminal enterprise originating in Venezuela with ties to trafficking, extortion, and murder.

    Mainstream Moderate Democrat lawmakers have echoed the radical left’s talking points, prioritizing “rights” for foreign terrorists over the safety of American citizens.

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      2. Darn! The split screen optics of Noem and Mazie visiting detention centers would be SO wonderful for 24/7 Fox News coverage….

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    1. “Tattaglia is nothing but a cheap pimp. He could never outfox Santino. What I didn’t know until today was that it was Barzini all along.”

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      1. I always felt that remark was a bit unfair to the sincere and contrite Tattaglia…..

        #….ButItWorksFineForKathy[NotGeorge,TheOtherOne]….

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      2. Can anyone describe the final frame featuring Barzini? Does he live happily ever after? I can’t quite remember…..

        #…DoesHeMaybeHaveABitOfRedStuffSpurtingOutHisBack?

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    2. P. S.

      Thanks, John — for always rooting for harmony on the board…..

      #”ItJustWasn’tMeantToBe,Michael”

      —-Don Corleone

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  20. KAM: EPA Administrator Zeldin has revealed the agency is a massive crime scene – the largest heist in world history took place in plain sight. Senile Joe Biden funneled billions to Democrat NGOs in the name of the Global Warmism Cult.

    DON: The entire Democrat apparatus including the criminal NGOs and Slush fund recipients should be the subject of a massive criminal RICO action. To restore any semblance of public trust in government and in the Judiciary, there have to be convictions and incarcerations

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    1. Not RICO — just a regular old Theft of Public Funds case…. easier for the jury to understand….. and over and done with quicker…

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  21. KAM:Hawaii Mainstream Moderate Democrat Gov. Josh Green Wishes Injury Against Novak Djokovic For Playing Tennis With RFK Jr. — ‘Show Him What It Means to Hurt Somebody’

    DON:

    Hawaii Governor Josh Green has wished injury against Novak Djokovic for playing tennis with Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

    In an interview with CNN’s Erin Burnett, Green was asked about a photo put out by Kennedy on social media that showed the two men on court together.

    Green, who is a qualified emergency room physician, said he hopes that someone “hits [Djokovic] with an overhead and shows him what it means to hurt somebody.”

    Djokovic is known for his skepticism towards all kinds of vaccines and missed out on several grand slam tournaments after refusing to take the COVID jab.

    Democrats are so tolerant and compassionate!

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    1. I really wish I hadn’t seen this. There was a time within the memory of living man when Josh really was a moderate……

      I hate what the Dem Party is requiring of its members …..

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    2. Djokovic was right to be skeptical. Virtually no chance that someone his age and in his physical shape was going to be seriously compromised by Covid. Much greater chance of being injured by the vaccine. But the Biden administration, the MSM, the drug companies, the medical establishment and social media platforms hid the truth from the people. Millions of lives and businesses were destroyed by the unnecessary lockdowns. RFK will hopefully restore some integrity to HHS.

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      1. Results of my own unscientific study: nearly all my friends and neighbors who got 2 or 3 vaccine shots and accompanying boosters are seeing weirdass side effects [mostly migraines and/or heart palpitations] ….. the CDC did a great job of keeping this from the public while the big 3 drug companies raked in billions giving their miracle vaccine to subjects who were incapable of giving “informed consent”….

        #…Hence…

        #..ThePardonFor”AllCrimesCommittedB/W2020&2024″ForFauci

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      2. We got the J&J, but no boosters. No way we were getting one of the other two.

        “The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines use mRNA. The J&J vaccine uses what is called an adenovirus vector vaccine. Vaccines of this type have been well-studied in clinical trials, and viral vector vaccines have been used to respond to recent Ebola outbreaks. Viral vector vaccines use a modified version of a different virus as a vector to deliver instructions, in the form of genetic material (a gene), to a cell. The vaccine does not cause infection with either COVID-19 or the virus that is used as the vector. The genetic material delivered by the viral vector does not integrate into a person’s DNA.“

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  22. KAM: Broadway actress Betsy Wolfe had to read “The Star-Spangled Banner” lyrics from her phone during her performance at the New York Yankees’ opening-day game at Yankee Stadium on Thursday.

    DON: Sad. Very sad. She didn’t even know the lyrics and had to read them off her phone.

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      1. Yes, right up there with Carrie Underwood. Do they still hate her for singing “America the Beautiful.” Democrats always hated that song.

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    2. That is bad. But consider this…we had someone in the White House the past 4 years who had 5 year old level instructions written on cards in his hand. If someone had written this at any time: “1) Open nuclear football. 2) Place hand on scanner. 3) Enter launch code, written below.”, he’d have done it and not had any idea what he was doing.

      Yes, people were stupid enough to vote for that in 2020. Hilarious that Jake Tapper”s book “Original Sin” just came out, about the cover-up of Joe’s dementia. As if half the country didn’t know that he was already suffering from dementia when he was elected. I guess the book was written for the morons who didn’t.

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      1. Tapper wrote off Joe’s pronunciation of “environmental disaster of epic proportions” as “ernievital distener of epiptemtornation” by saying it was due to his “stutter”…..

        [The same “stutter” that caused Joe to wrap up a ‘save the rain forest’ presser, turn from the podium & walk straight into a teeming jungle, forcing secret service to run after him and rescue him from slamming into the bark of a giant tree]….

        #Now:”WhoKnewThereWasAProblem?”

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    1. John — I think we’re better off going with the “I saw the bracelet on the arm but I was referring to the tattoo below the neckline” defense….

      #…WishWeHadALongerWitnessInterviewBeforeYouTestified

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      1. [Dems NEED to believe Joe was okay. The only problem is Joe’s family betrayed the country…. and stole from the public coffers]…..

        #ButThatDoesn’tMeanWeDon’tLikeJohn….

        #[AOC,Schumer,Kathy,Etc.,Etc…AreAnotherMatter]

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      2. I have a hard time liking people who try to claim that Joe’s incompetence & weakness weren’t big factors in the inflation we saw during his term, the border crisis, the Afghanistan exit, the Ukraine invasion and Oct 7.

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      4. I hear ya, buddy. As time goes on even the doubters will come to realize Joe was a traitor….. the problem now is too many people placed confidence in mainstream media & they’re having a hard time coming to terms with the fact they were being lied to…

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      5. KAM: Fourth Circuit Delivers Crushing Blow to Left’s Lawfare — Grants Emergency Stay Protecting Elon Musk, DOGE, and Gov’t Efficiency Mission from USAID Operation!

        DON: And Appeals Court Sides with Me, Clears the Way for Me to Fire Members of Labor, Merit Systems Board!

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      7. ENDURANCE TROLL….. WHAT IS THAT, 50 POSTS ALREADY TODAY…….SOLA NEEDS A SERVICING……HAVE HERE MOUNT IT AND START LYING….

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      9. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman is actually counting other people’s posts when she has wasted the last 20 years of her life posting hundreds of thousands of spams and aninimal d e f e c a t i o n videos here? She is insane.

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    1. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman can dish it out but like all internet bullies she can’t take it. It is so much fun shaming that pea brained Democrat p e r v e r t .

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  26. the guy that posts as Gabby aka Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby and Gabby is stupid

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    1. Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman has zero football IQ and zero non-football IQ. She is a total loser who should be institutionalized for the rest of her waste of life.

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  27. KAM: Reminder: virtually every person in the political information distribution complex told you that Tim Walz was the Dems secret weapon for attracting moderates and rural men.

    DON: Tim Walz: “We got ourselves into this mess because we did NOT embrace immigrants, wokeness, and DEI”.. they actaully think they lost because they weren’t wacko full mooner left enough!

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  29. KAM: -Some claim the U.S. has not been this divided since the Civil War, with Republicans and Democrats always calling each other “dumb”

    DON: Mark Twain didn’t like politicians much so he might have written, ‘They’re both right!’

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    1. “They’re both right.” This is a false equivalency.

      One side wants to enforce immigration laws, lock up criminals and deport criminal aliens, eliminate DEI and return to a merit based system, end the wars and hundreds of billions of dollars in spending on them, return manufacturing to the U.S., make NATO pay their fair share of defense spending, end the mandate on electric vehicles and other stupid and ineffective green policies, make the U.S. energy independent, eliminate the Iranian nuclear threat and Middle East terrorism, identify and eliminate a trillion dollars in government fraud and waste, end violent protests and antisemitism on college campuses, kick sexual perverts out of the military, restrict women sports to women, ect. The other side, the Democrats, are opposed to these actions and are asking the corrupt Federal District courts with leftist judges appointed by Democrats to enjoin them.

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      2. A clever attempt but no cigar Sparrow. The emphasis on Twain’s comment was on “dumb” not “divided.” Otherwise the comment has no comedic value.

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      3. Sparrow must echo wifey’s far left kook ideology or he gets the couch. He’s as whipped as Joey Scarbelly is to Mika.

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  30. DON: And so don’t you see, the country feels safer with me in charge of the military. It didn’t hurt to become acquaintances with Russia and North Korea. It’s a “Keep your enemies closer than you friends” type of thing

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  31. DON: So what did you think about the Trojans ditching the Spring Game?

    KAM: SC football is now shrouded in mystery and this mystique won’t be seen until September’s games. And what is Wiley, as you call him, going to surprise us with? Hopefully a consistent winner

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    1. KAM: Mystery?

      DON: Sir Lincoln of Riley is running the same tired old offense he ran for years at Oklahoma. Imagine if someone sees “the scheme” at the Spring Game? Oh da horrah!

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    1. John — It is difficult to imagine a person as astute as you defending today’s Democrat Party. Leading Dems are saying “we’re in a death spiral —we have no ideas beyond holding public unhappiness sessions.”

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  33. Good news. I hear Elise Stefanik is going to urge the House to call Federal District Court “Judges” with families profiteering off their cases [by taking 10 -15% of the profits off the top of their dem fundraising] before congress to explain how they’re not violating their oaths of office by not recusing themselves.

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      1. There are about half dozen federal “judicial officers” whose families are fundraising off their cases. Goofball Chief Justice Roberts needs to take action [as he’s constitutionally empowered to do — as ‘overseer of the lower federal courts’]……

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    2. The NY state judges were just as bad. Juan Merchan’s daughter was a democratic fundraiser who raised millions to defeat Trump and yet he saw no conflict of interest in presiding over the “your bookkeeper should have stated NDA, not legal expense on the corporate form and since she did it 34 times its 34 felonies” case.

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      1. Speaker Mike [no johnson] Johnson needs to drag “jurists” with families making money off their cases into hearings held by the House. Even if no legislation results [which, let’s face it, is a 100% certainty], it’ll be fun for voters to see what sleazebags these “judicial officers” are.

        [For anybody worried about “Separation of Powers” let me assure you that the point of the hearings would not involve the merits of the cases —- just the illegal profiteering]……

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