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457 Votes

Did a bad call decide the Super Bowl?

32%

Yes Yes

68%

No No

32%

Yes

Analysts and fans say a bogus defensive holding call gave the Chiefs an extra chance at the end of the game.

Analysts and fans say a bogus defensive holding call gave the Chiefs an extra chance at the end of the game. Show Less

5 Comments

Abby Normal

And this is not the the first Super Bowl decided by the referees. Pittsburgh vs Seattle. The Pittsburgh players couldn't believe the poor officiating. Especially the last "touchdown" that never crossed the line.

Hue John

The Officials decided the End of Game A Great Game, Not the Players. This will always be Shadow over Super Bowl 57 Kansas City Chiefs Victory. ( Bad Call)

Wayne

I'm not a fan of either but this is now the 2nd Superbowl in a row decided by the refs . . .not the teams

Patrick Simmons

That ruined the players deciding the game!

Vernon Taylor

No question.

68%

No

The call was the call and the Chiefs subsequently won the game.

The call was the call and the Chiefs subsequently won the game. Show Less

2 Comments

Max DeYoung

Eagles' James Bradberry admits to committing late-debated penalty: 'It was a holding'

Julie Borkowski

We are a society of "it's someone else's fault!" always looking to blame our own inadequacies on everything but ourselves. The Eagles were out-played. Besides the Chiefs had their share of bad and missed calls, but no one is going to say anything about that.

Does Business Loop 70 in Columbia need safety improvements?

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126 Votes

Does Business Loop 70 in Columbia need safety improvements?

73%

Yes Yes

27%

No No

73%

Yes

1 Comment

Zaos Gonzolez

Homelessness is a direct attack on capitalism. Crime is a direct attack on capitalism. Barbara is a communist. This is the plan.

27%

No

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Are Columbia city officials doing the right things to reduce violent crime?

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345 Votes

Are Columbia city officials doing the right things to reduce violent crime?

31%

Yes Yes

69%

No No

31%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

69%

No

4 Comments

Thomas OSullivan

Progressives, which make up the bulk of the city council, have no idea as to how to reduce crime. They will try and "ride out" this murder of the Stephens student and go back to Ignore, Avoid, Delay with their task forces and failed social programs.

Max

You're joking, right?

Bill Douglas

The alumni are the ones who donate large sums for things like new stadiums. They are the ones who create this college culture of downtown bars by influencing University leadership and the Alumni Associations. A bunch of UM grads work in state government. Ban them, problem solved.

Fat Guy Outdoors

They are clueless. They will never hold the parents responsible because it will go against their identity politics. Start holding the parents accountable. Or at least get these kids to families who see the as blessings and not as income. Stop protecting horrible parents. Use common sense.

Bill Douglas

Start by banning taxpayer funded state employees from attending college athletic events at UM. Ban those collegiate license plates that DOR offers for a donation to the University. Ban companies from hiring UM graduates. Start stalking and doxxing state employees who are UM grads. Problem solved.

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Did a bad call decide the Super Bowl?

32% Yes Yes

68% No No

32% Yes

68% No

Does Business Loop 70 in Columbia need safety improvements?

73% Yes Yes

27% No No

73% Yes

27% No

Are Columbia city officials doing the right things to reduce violent crime?

31% Yes Yes

69% No No

31% Yes

69% No

32%

Yes Yes

68%

No No

32%

Yes

68%

No

73%

Yes Yes

27%

No No

73%

Yes

27%

No

31%

Yes Yes

69%

No No

31%

Yes

69%

No