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29 Sep 2023
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#politics
Townhall: Debate Haters Keep Declaring Them Pointless
After the second GOP presidential debate, there is debate about the purpose of debates themselves. Some believe debates are pointless and that if they don't affect polling numbers, they are not necessary. The liberal media and Donald Trump agree on this point, both questioning the value of debates. Meanwhile, the pro-Biden press does not like these events as they highlight the competence and wisdom of the Biden team. The Republican debates are seen as having a higher level of intellect compared to shows like "The View." Overall, there is a lack of faith in the democratic process and a reluctance to let the primary campaigns and debates unfold naturally.
Townhall: There Has to Be a Better Way
The 2024 presidential season sees old, corrupt candidates leading despite competition from younger and principled alternatives. The Republican debates are poorly structured, with bad sound and silly questions. The debates should exclude biased networks, improve sound quality, ditch the crowd, limit cross-talk, and focus on policy issues rather than generating viral moments. Trump's dominance in the GOP means he doesn't participate, but the other candidates need the debates to differentiate themselves. A better format is needed.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia man sentenced to prison for assaulting officer, hotel guests while naked, high on drugs
Georgia man Kelly Holcomb has been found guilty of assaulting multiple people, including a police officer, while he was naked and high on drugs. Holcomb entered a lodge room and attacked several individuals, including Officer Taneisha Palarche. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
#sports
Forbes: The Lions Roar In 2023, Much To The Regret Of The Tormented Vikings
The Detroit Lions have a strong defense, while the Minnesota Vikings are struggling. The Lions have improved their defense from last season, while the Vikings are still struggling with their defense. The Vikings need to rely on their offense, particularly Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson, to turn their season around.
Forbes: The Oakland A’s Pitching Staff Is No Longer The Worst In Baseball
The Oakland Athletics, known for their historically bad team ERA, have managed to climb off the bottom spot with improved pitching performances in the second half of the season. Despite facing challenges like playing at altitude and a lack of continuity, the A's have seen positive contributions from their pitchers, including Ken Waldichuk, leading to a slightly better season for the struggling franchise. Although it will still be a disappointing season, there are glimpses of hope for the future.
Forbes: Do Any Contract Extensions Make Sense For The Indiana Pacers Before The 2023-24 Season?
The Indiana Pacers have some offseason business to take care of before training camp begins. They have multiple contract extensions to consider, including some with veteran players like Daniel Theis, T.J. McConnell, and Buddy Hield. Both Theis and McConnell are unlikely to receive extensions due to their age and role on the team, but Hield is a valuable player who may be looking for a bigger contract. Two rookie-scale players, Aaron Nesmith and Obi Toppin, are also eligible for extensions, with Nesmith being the more likely candidate.
Forbes: One Of The Tampa Bay Rays’ Best Years Ever Was Also One Of Its Hardest
The Tampa Bay Rays have overcome numerous obstacles and injuries to win 97 games and secure a spot in the postseason for the fifth year in a row. Despite the loss of key players and a patchwork lineup, the Rays have maintained their success through the "next man up" mentality, relying on the depth of their system and the resilience of their team. Their pitching rotation has been particularly affected by injuries, but they have managed to stay competitive and prove that they can do things differently.