Left Coast Sports Babe

Likely to be a high of 20 with wind chill well below zero and perhaps a foot of snow on Sunday when the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Buffalo Bills this Sunday.

And that game will be good weather compared to Saturday’s night’s Dolphins Chiefs game in Kansas.

(Update, NY Governor decided game wasn’t worth people dying for. The Dolphin-Chiefs game, OTOH, will go on. Wonder how much Peacock is paying NFL for the game.)

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Yeah, okay it was the Pistons and the Hornets, but who had the San Antonio Spurs not only winning back to back games, but winning by 22, and then 36 points?

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Temperatures in Iowa for GOP caucus night will be coldest on record, with wind chill putting weather to minus 40 degrees. Maybe even God doesn’t like any of the GOP choices

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Why is anyone surprised Trump canceled rallies this weekend in Iowa due to cold weather? This man who wouldn’t attend commemoration in France for U.S. soldiers killed during World War One because of a little rain. Only his cult members need to risk cold to get him re-elected.

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So if Republican voters die or get killed in accidents going out in subzero winter conditions on Monday for the caucuses will Trump refer to them as “suckers and losers?”

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CNN finally has Dem on supporting BIden’s strikes on Yemen -MA Rep. Seth Moulton, Iraq war veteran. “President doing what he’s supposed to do w/ War Powers act.” He points out GOP House can’t even pass procedural votes -“It’s a long shot they’d secure national security of US..

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But mostly give me a bleeping break. CNN is talking about the strikes in Yemen adding to Biden’s political problems. Yes, progressives are not happy. But most Democrats and even many if not most Republicans support the strikes. (Some GOP said Joe should have done it sooner.) Where’s THAT story?

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