New poll from the Detroit News and WDIV looks very ugly for Tudor Dixon: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/michigan/2022/10/04/whitmer-leads-dixon-17-points-new-poll/69535918007/ 32.2% is all she got. I cannot remember the last time a gubernatorial nominee from one of the two major par...

The new backdrop used for the anchor desk shot for the early morning news annoys me. The big white blob near the bottom center of the backdrop (which is a still video image) damn near blinds me!

Some dumbass actually thought that would be a nice visual to use???

You heard wrong, evidently.

Still zero promotion for this new news operation that is supposedly forthcoming. Wouldn't surprise me if it does not launch until Q1 of next year. The cupboard still seems pretty bare in terms of air talent.

Good article from Dave Birkett: Drafting injured second-rounders — Holmes said the Lions were aware of medical issues coming out of college with both Onwuzurike and Paschal — is reprehensible given the availability of talent in the top 50 picks, the minimal control (four years) teams have on players...

I do remember the 104.9 FM pirate; that one was rather powerful by pirate standards. Some time earlier - late 90's into the 2000's - I remember Spanish language pirates at 93.1 FM ("La Voz," which garnered enough attention to compel News 8 to do a report about the station's existence) and 102.5 FM. ...

No line from Vegas on that one quite yet.

Very true.

10 wins in 12 games.

I'm predicting another loss against New England next week. That would put the Lions at 1-4 heading into the bye week.

A classic Lions loss. Give up 48 points to a team led by a journeyman QB who until this week had scored among the fewest - if not the very fewest - points of all teams in the league.

The seat for Detroit's DC should be getting quite hot.

Next week is one time I will be rooting for Sparty.

Can't help but notice how this winning streak began soon after the new President of Baseball Operations hire was announced.

Does psychology factor into on-field performance? I certainly think so.

Not often I say this - but Pelosi is correct.

Those working in an official capacity, in most cases, should not have greater legal protection than the ordinary citizen.

I recognize that frivolous tort lawsuits is a risk. The way to dissuade those is to have penalties for litigants and lawyers who file such lawsuits.

What the homeowner did was completely inexcusable, and rightfully, the Ionia County proscecutor has brought criminal charges against him: https://www.woodtv.com/news/ionia-county/msp-asks-for-charges-in-shooting-of-right-to-life-volunteer/ The dumb shit said "it was an accident." That is no excuse. ...