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Super Bowl LIV is finally over.   Super Bowl LV pregame show starts tomorrow.

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Quarterback K.J. Costello says he’s transferring from Stanford to Mississippi State to he can play for Mike Leach.  Well, at least he didn’t pretend it was for academics.

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Iowa’s top poll gets cancelled. Iowa’s caucus results may not be known for days. NFL refs are going “Well, at least it’s not us this time.”

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So this morning did residents of Kansas City, Missouri wake up with both a Super Bowl hangover and the news they will be annexed by Executive Order into Kansas?

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If the 49ers had won last night’s Super Bowl would Trump have congratulated the state of Nevada? Or Alaska?!. (Alaska IS the 49th state.)

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But So who drew the short straw last night and got to tell Trump that Kansas City is in Missouri.

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Never ascribe to to conspiracies what can be more easily explained by incompetence. #IowaCaucuses

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Not sure the next step for whoever came up with the new Iowa caucuses reporting app, but a Southwest commercial might be in their future. #WannaGetAway

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If you wanted proof that Amy Klobuchar is a take-charge leader, she’s the first one who figured out that the networks were dying for anything, something, someone to cover, and decided to make her speech in Iowa, thereby getting a campaign commercial before the late-night talk shows.
(and it was a good speech.)

Maybe this is all a plot by Democrats in Iowa to stretch these caucus results out right through Donald Trump’s SOTU?

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Eric Trump in Iowa today “We’re saying “Merry Christmas,” again.” Uh, it’s February 3. So in addition to not being able to tell states apart the Trump family can’t read a calendar?
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Rush Limbaugh has advanced lung cancer. I guess I should be sorry for him.
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