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Mitch and his $600 blew it. That 2k promise won the Democrats GA and the Senate.
Already got it up after Joseph K was the only one secure enough to give the goods.
You can't see it?
Mitch and his $600 blew it. That 2k promise won the Democrats GA and the Senate.
He said Mexico would pay indirectly through a new trade agreement, not being cut a check.
That didn't work either
Agreed.
Perfect for today's NBA
Oh, yeah? 89-10 vote. Dems applauded it.
He was too in love with the triple post offense. He'd hang on to it, even now, and suck as a result
Well if he had to manage egos in the 90s, it means he coached a bunch of gots back then too
Link, quote?
I heard the fat phuck say "Mexico's going to pay for it" ad nauseum.
That answer would be yes.
No one would touch Rodman's 96 social media numbers
Same player came to mind. Are we ignoring the fact Melo still plays in todays poor man league
It still didn't work. The reason they got a bipartisan bill in place is because they bent over to labor, or it wasn't going to pass the House.
This was right before the impeachment too, IIRC. Mexico already had signed off on the deal even before the US vote.
The only reason to get it done at any cost for Trump was that it opened up the door for a trade deal with China, who basically told him to go himself.
lmao Rodman was such an attention , tbh
He said it in one of the debates in the primaries the first time around. But even prior to that comment, I wasn't foolish enough to think he was going to taunt/troll Mexico and then subsequently force them to write a check
It's debatable, but even if USMCA is only marginally better than NAFTA, then Trump's claim of Mexico paying for the wall would be true - happens over time, though.
Strange because he was such a coy recluse early on. Madonna must have brainwashed him.
This. Awhile back, I watched some pseudointellectual video on the Triangle Offense. I thought my mind was about to be blown, but all it was was just a bunch of running around until MJ, Kobe, or Shaq either scored 1 on 1 or kicked it to someone wide open once they got doubled
YepThis. Awhile back, I watched some pseudointellectual video on the Triangle Offense. I thought my mind was about to be blown, but all it was was just a bunch of running around until MJ, Kobe, or Shaq either scored 1 on 1 or kicked it to someone wide open once they got doubled
Sure, once in a while someone whould set a screen for Kukoc or Kerr for an open J, but it ultimately ended up with MJ or Kobe isolated on the elbow with everybody else standing like traffic cones on the weak side watching
"bUt bAcK iN tHe 90s, yOu hAd sTrAtEgIes, iT wAs mOre diverse"
pretty much thisit ultimately ended up with MJ or Kobe isolated on the elbow with everybody else standing like traffic cones on the weak side watching
it was basically just an iso offense that had enough movement to allow the iso player to pass either to his left or right when he got bottled up, instead of being forced to throw up a bad shot or have nowhere to pass.
not that it was some horrible offense or anything, it just required an unstoppable 1-on-1 iso player for it to work, and it definitely did a good job of maximizing those guys talent. but its clearly a dated concept after illegal defenses were no longer illegal.
Pretty sure Rodman had zero attention at home. I actually felt sorry for the guy.
We had and still have a trade deficit with Mexico:
The U.S. goods trade deficit with Mexico was $101.4 billion in 2019, a 29.5% increase ($22.8 billion) over 2018.
The United States has a services trade surplus of an estimated $3.1 billion with Mexico in 2019, down 39.3% from 2018.
https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/americas/mexico
How is that paying for the wall again?
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