Case 1-Nope, still up to the ruling body of the sport. The state isn't qualified to judge and has no real interest.
Case 2-Ask Trump's first administration. As long as it's the law, it's the law.
If nothing else, I want to see the tax status for all religious organizations changed. Maybe some carve outs for real charity work but not even that if they promote unconstitutional activities. Clearly there are large portions of so called Christians who are inherently hostile to the...
You know, I think these are all good points. I also think those questions are best answered by the governing bodies of each and every sport because it's likely going to differ. I also think that the government should stay the fuck out of that and , more particularly, other people's medical issues.
When I used to walk that way 50 years ago, I'd go down Raleigh St. It was a prettier walk. Steeper though coming back. It's a fairly serious uphill walk either way.
If medicine was considered to be auto repair, they'd be the body shop. Not someone you'd trust to work on the engine, transmission and important working parts.
I think Ray Wylie Hubbard had exactly the right attitude here. Note that he doesn't rule out expectations.
And the days that I keep my gratitude
Higher than my expectations
Ah! Well, I have really good days
If the provenance of the New Testament didn't bother you, the realization that the Protestant interpretation is most influenced by Luther, a German academic and John Calvin, a French lawyer so basically you had one splitting hairs and the other looking for loopholes.
What I find most...
Do they take into consideration personnel on the floor and game situation at that time? IOW, if, coming out of the half, our starters had hit a flat spot, shot 1 for 8 while they went on the equivalent tear that they did and took an 8 point lead, say, would the equivalent comeback and 10 point...