Sunday Morning Sage?

The state of Alabama has been placed on a suicide watch after the ass-whipping that the Crimson Tide took in the SEC Championship game yesterday against Georgia. Maybe Atlanta wasn't the best "neutral site" to play that game?

In other college football oddities, Duke beat Virginia in the ACC Championship football game. Duke probably has the worst record of any conference champion in the nation. This must be that "parity" that everyone always claims that they are always trying to find? 

But enough about college sports, I feel my IQ sagging as the conversation goes on.

In political news, Gov. Tom Walz is upset that people in Minnesota are driving by his home and shouting the dreaded "R word". Here's a hint; they aren't chanting "Republican". They are following Trump's lead and calling Walz, "Retarded". Unable to offer any proof that Trump and the shouters are wrong, Walz has retreated to the much-feared Democratic practice of whining. Why not just do something that would prove them wrong? Start by taking action against the fraud happening in state government.

The Somalis in Minnesota and other states appear to be operating some sort of large criminal syndicate. Why doesn't government handle them like they do other criminal gangs? Why aren't Democrats like Tim the Retard doing something about this?

Don't worry Timbo, Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina is giving you a run for the dreaded R-word King Award. Stein was the NC Attorney General for the past eight years and still claims that crime is under control in Charlotte. This despite the fact that the Charlotte police chief who resigned a few weeks ago, said that he "couldn't keep telling people that Uptown Charlotte was safe." 

Governments keep playing games with the crime statistics so that things don't look so bad, but people can see the flashing lights on the streets and watch the news. You can't tell people that the city is safe as the bodies pile up.

A few weeks ago, ICE started Operation Charlotte's Web, so the leftists and their hired protesters took to the streets to interfere with ICE and the enforcement of federal laws. Did Governor Stein offer any state law enforcement officers to help ICE? Did he offer any help to keep protesters from interfering with ICE operations? Did he even speak out and tell protesters not to interfere with ICE agents? Of course not, because he is on the side of the illegal immigrants. I was going to say that he didn't speak out because he is some kind of leftist pussy, but maybe that is best left unsaid?