Nic Gulas

This administration is really generous with the visual metaphors

the president has destroyed the east wing of the white house without so much as a word of input from anyone else to build a royal ballroom paid for with bribes

This feels like a slow drip that no plumber will be able to fix

95% sure I know who this is

The biggest renovation of the White House -- the so-called Truman Reconstruction of 1949-1952 -- came about only because the building was in such a state of disrepair that inspectors decided it was unsafe for occupancy.

Not because the president just decided he needed a big fancy ballroom.

Rarely is a metaphor this obvious.

Demolition of the East Wing has commenced to build Trump's $250 million ballroom.

Trump previously pledged that the ballroom would not interfere with the existing building.

Being a raging misogynist is somewhere in the 80s and 90s on the list of things that make Trump an unbearable embarrassment, but it’s still revolting all the same

The largest mass protests by number of participants in US history happened yesterday and the only mention on the front page of the NYT is Jamelle Bouie's opinion column: no diner-diving for sentiments of the unheard masses, no coverage of the Trump video, no sense for what it says about the moment.

Hey, he’s right! Also admits his a fascist in the process by having an issue with it

Seems kinda lazy to be doing this story about Virginia when the issue is right under your nose on your own market, as well

So to recap: Alabama is 6-1, rattled off their 4th straight win against a ranked opponent, and is the only loss for those other 3 teams they beat in that streak before tonight.

El oh el. Imagine doing the clear illegal touching and then going down in a heap on purpose at the line of scrimmage

The crowd did not disperse, an instead started playing Tubthumping by Chumbawamba — I get knocked down, but I get up again.

Having hate watched this program almost my entire life and covering them for five years, nothing makes sense about the Voodoo Palace and I’m actually curious to see if Auburn Jesus did in fact leave with Gus like I think he did

Lol, Eli thought he won

That’s an embarrassingly short field goal to miss

a woman making a funny face with the words low key yeah behind her ALT: a woman making a funny face with the words low key yeah behind her

Hate it, but…

This is actually language I understand

Curious to see what weird overtime bull shit awaits in Auburn-Mizzou this time

Was watching Tennessee and Bobby Hill embarrass themselves. What have I missed?

Lol, it’s so much more embarrassing Tennessee tried so hard to score there and didn’t.

@espn.com Did your employee running the Bama/UT updates on the app quit and join ICE? Still says End of 1st

UAB wins massive upset after firing Trent Dilfer, replacing him with Alex Mortensen Six days ago, UAB fired former Super Bowl-winning quarterback Trent Dilfer as its head coach and replaced him with Alex Mortensen, the son of the late NFL reporter Chris Mortensen.

UAB wins massive upset in its first game after firing head coach Trent Dilfer and replacing him with Alex Mortensen.
www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootb...

Something maybe worth noting is that all the frog costumes and signs and good-natured memeing came about because a wide spectrum of Americans saw someone in direct, brave confrontation with ICE—getting pepperballed and standing their ground—and thought “that’s awesome. That person is a hero”

Oh, so @espn.com is now running ICE recruitment ads.

Pete Golding is coaching one of the defenses

Final Availability Report: Jam Miller's status revealed for Tennessee game Alabama Football issued its final player availability report before its Week 8 matchup with the Tennessee Volunteers.

Alabama's final availability report

Jam Miller is no longer listed, so he is good to go tonight vs. the Vols.

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UAB is now up 24-14 on No. 22 and undefeated Memphis in the 3Q after a long TD run.

American Upset Alert again.

Feels important to see these back-to-back on the timeline