It's A Former NFL Player Vs. A Donald Trump Acolyte In A Battle For The Soul Of The Republican Party

BuzzFeed News ^ | March 25, 2018, at 9:55 a.m. | Henry J. Gomez

[Towpath]

Are you sure about that?
He joined a frat at Stanford in his late 20s while working on his MBA? Aren’t frats for undergrads?

[Towpath]

He will win easily.
Popular, former Ohio State football star who was a high school football star at Cleveland St. Ignatius.
His name has been known in the Cleveland media since he was a teenager and his TV ads show him making a legendary catch against Michigan in 2005. Can’t underestimate how well that plays in NE Ohio.

His ads are all over TV. Haven’t seen much of hers.

[Zhang Fei]

“But we gambled that he would actually do some good things. We are pleasantly surprised that his actions exceed his promises... quite the opposite from Bush I and II.”

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As I’ve noted earlier, we’ve had plenty of Boy Scout types who are loyal to their families and screw the people who voted for them. It’s great to finally have a president who, whatever his personal foibles, hasn’t outright stuck it to us to the extent Bush I and II did. Obviously GOP pols run for office to enact their programs, not ours. But it’s good to see that Trump’s program is, in practice and not just in the heat of the campaign, more similar to ours than so many of his challengers.

[WayneS]

Hagan, 29, has been a state lawmaker since her senior year at Malone, a tiny Christian university just outside the district.

So then, she has never had a real job?