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Did a bad call decide the Super Bowl?

Did a bad call decide the Super Bowl?

Yes

5

No

2

Yes

5 Comments
Abby Normal
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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.

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Hue John
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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)

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Wayne
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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

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Patrick Simmons
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Patrick Simmons

That ruined the players deciding the game!

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No

2 Comments
Max DeYoung
4
Max DeYoung

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

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Julie Borkowski
1
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.

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Should Congress have a say in whether the U.S. strikes Iran?

Should Congress have a say in whether the U.S. strikes Iran?

Yes. Congress authorizes war.

1

Not unless it's full-on war.

4

Yes. Congress authorizes war.

1 Comment
Fred
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Fred

The Constitution vests the power in the legislative branch to ensure decisions on war are made democratically, rather than by a single person.

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Max
Max

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 (50 U.S.C. 1541–1548)

Not unless it's full-on war.

1 Comments
Max
0
Max

It would take congress years to make a decision, and the amount of pork required would be phenomenal. Congress is dysfunctional.

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Max
Max

Most congressmen are millionaires, but our nation is nearly $40 Trillion in debt.

Max
Max

Congress can't even pass a budget to fund the government.

Should legislators implement letter-grade report cards for Missouri schools?
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Should legislators implement letter-grade report cards for Missouri schools?

Yes

2

No

1

Yes

1 Comments
Max
0
Max

Just maybe, some of the students could learn how to read, write, and learn a little bit about math. Their texting skills are already, just fine.

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Fred
Fred

... and history and civics!

No

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Toasty
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Toasty

The fact that legislators would use this for political gain and schools would use this as a financial game (teaching to the tests so they get an A rating, which gives them more money, wash-rinse-repeat). is a no from me. Didn't they learn something from the failure of the No Child Left Behind?

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