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Who to Manage In... The FL Championship
Introduction
After last nights success with the Who to Manage In... The Premier League, I've decided that it will absolutely worthwhile continuing this series for the rest of England for now.
I've also spoken to mod joelv93, and we've decided that making this a weekly post series with each new post coming up on Saturday - quite what those posts will look like I haven't decided yet, to keep the character count for the post though please check my comment on this post for more details.
This is the Championship, arguably England's most exciting league, and they have plenty of teams to choose from with great stories and histories - I will take you through my top 3 choices for the division.
There were a lot of big teams with big histories to consider, so whittling it down to my favourite 3 was so hard, I hope you like my choices and aren't disappointed by who misses the cut.
Leeds United:
Tumultuous beginnings, the club of Leeds United is one that has always flirted with success and demise throughout it's history, making them quite possibly the most infuriating and exciting teams to follow for English football fans - with the club bouncing around the first and second tiers in its formative years, they would have to wait for the 60's and Don Revie for their first taste of success - sit back, this is a long History.
And Don Revie would bring success to the Yorkshire club, in 13 years in charge he changed the club in unprecedented ways - right down to changing their kit to all an all white strip - Rev would win two Division 1 titles, one FA Cup and one League Cup, alongside a 2nd Division Title and a Charity Shield success.
It was nothing short of a golden era for the club, and after Revie left for the England job, it looked set to continue with the appointment of the then growing Legacy that was Brian Clough. But the man who had brought Derby close to a European Cup win would last just 44 days in the job that would later become the basis of the Novel and Film The Damned United. What followed was 14 more years of mediocrity for Leeds, despite losing a European Cup final, with 7 managers coming and going as the drug called success became a high chased by the board.
However, Leeds would come out at the end of the 80's and start of the 90's, with the appointment of Wilkinson and signing of Strachan, they would return to the first division of English football in 89/90, finish 4th the following season, and then in 1991/92 - the final season before the First Division became The Premier League - Leeds United would win the title again for the first time in 18 years.
But 92/93 saw the club narrowly avoid relegation, 1996 saw them lose a cup final in a poor display and 95/96 once again left them with a midtable mediocrity, the 90's left them with a bitter taste but a very successful youth academy.
The 2000's started well, with O'Leary managing to take the club to successive top 5 finishes and European Football once again returned to Elland Road, but a game at Galatasary would mark this era for the club for all the wrong reasons - as two fans were stabbed to death before a match, and the clubs struck up one of the most hateful rivalry's in world football.
The chase of success once again got too much for the board, and they would take out large loans against the prospect of success in order to fund a large push, but with two successive finishes outside of European Football the club went into meltdown and by the end of 2003/04 season all their players and assets of value to them were sold off, the club relegated and by the end of 2006/07 the club would be in League One and stuck in this way for the next three seasons - due largely to the constant points deductions brought on by administrators.
More mediocre, second division football followed, before the Cellino era began. A man convicted in Italy, tax evasion and quite literally more erratic than eccentric, he retired the number 17 shirt due to superstitious reasons - the only way was down for many Leeds fans, who felt that this man was not suitable for the club - so this is where we are, and where you step in at Leeds.
In FIFA
In CM you're stacked for the future with Cook, Mowatt and Phillips likely to become good enough to start for you. A new signing for the here and now could be just the thing you need.
Finally, Antenucci is good but old, I would advise looking to trade him for someone younger and more likely to lead you for years to come.
Leeds are also famous for a youth academy, so I would absolutely say signing one up ASAP will be crucial.
Right Midfielder
Centre Midfielders
Strikers
You can then add Austin as a pre-contract option in January to bring in a Premier League quality forward if you think you will be promoted.
Derby County:
Originally nothing more than a Winter Interest for Cricket fans in Derbyshire, the club has become something special - despite losing their first competitive game 7-0 to Walsall Town in the FA Cup.
The clubs early years were okay, to say the least, as a minor force in England slowly getting stronger, it wouldn't be until 1967 and the beginning of the Clough Era that they would step out onto the big stage of England. Clinching promotion in 1969, they would finish 4th in the top flight in their first season - though they would then not be allowed to compete in Europe due to financial problems, though in that 1971/72 season they would win the First Division title. In 1972/73, they would not manage to retain their title, but would reach the semi-finals before losing to Juventus in a controversial game, one that lead to Clough calling them "Cheating Italian Bastards", the kind of heated outspoken comment that would eventually lead to his departure from the club in October of '73.
1974/75 saw Mackay win the title for Derby again, as they would have success after Clough - but thereafter it was decline, as the club cycled through manager after manager, they would get relegated twice in this this span and narrowly avoided going out of business.
The late 80's saw back-to-back promotions, and a 5th place finish for the Rams, but due to the Heysel Stadium Disaster they would once again be unable to compete in Europe, as once again they were robbed - Maxwell, their owner, would not put up anymore investment and the club declined again, being relegated to the second division once again.
The 90's saw a heavy period of investment, and the club coming close time and time again to making that step back up, before the 1995/96 finally made the breakthrough - a second placed finish enough to get back to the Premier League - and 1999 saw the move to Pride Park.
The 2000's have been nothing but disappointing by comparison, setting a record points tally at the wrong end of the Premier League and now struggling to find a way back into the top flight, this is where you come in.
In FIFA
Then, erase that recent memory of the points record they don't want and win the title.
And then, round it out with the European Title that they've chased for so long - and to sweeten the deal, do it by beating those "Cheating Italian Bastards".
Then I would ask a CDM be signed, as Thorne is okay but far from the best, followed by a CB and LB.
A striker could be important, but I think in term of attack you have enough to get through the first season.
Goal Keepers
Central defensive mids
Centre Back
left backs
Blackburn Rovers:
A founding member of the Premier League and original Football League in England, they're one of only three teams to hold that honour - I will be focusing on their 90's and early 2000's history here, though their history is grand so you should give it a read if you want.
The introduction of the Walker ownership and the signing of Dalglish as manager of the club at the start of the 1990's was exciting for fans of Rovers, as the new owner made millions of pounds available for transfers, and in 1991/92 season ended 26 years out of the top flight by winning the play-off final, earning the right to play in the inaugural Premier League season.
The summer of '92 continued the excitement for Blackburn, as they hit headlines with the signing of Alan Shearer - the 22 year old costing a then British record £3.5m, a pittance compared to today's fees - as they continued to fund the rise of the club.
Their first season in the first division ended well for the club, with a 4th place finish for a newly promoted side a huge achievement, they would then finish second in 1993/94 as they continued to improve - and then in the 1994/95 season they stunned English football, as title race with a Manchester United side beginning to dominate the league went down to the final day of the season, Blackburn would win the title by a single point and I am linking you a diary of that season which I would absolutely recommend giving a read - and Blackburn would become the only side not considered a super power of today to win the Premier League.
But things were not the stuff of dreams here after, as a poor start to the 1995/96 season after Dalglish left his managerial duties, and the side struggled in the bottom half for much of the year. The 1996/97 season was much the same story, as the club didn't look like repeating the success, and narrowly avoided relegation just two years after winning the title.
1997/98 offered respite however, as Hodgson led a rejuvenated Blackburn side to a 6th place finish and subsequent European football. But it turned out to be the death rattle of a dream, as the following season saw Blackburn make yet another poor start, and just 4 seasons after winning the league title over Manchester United, a goalless draw with the Red Devils would confirm their relegation.
1999/2000 looked like continuing their down turn, as they would spend much of the year hovering around the relegation zone, and were hit hard by the death of owner Jack Walker at the start of the 2000/2001 season - but they would use it as a catalyst, dedicating their promotion charge that year to the benefactor of their early 90's success, and after a much better run would finish 2nd to get up to the Premier League once again.
The 2001/02 season continued to bring successes anew, and they would win the League Cup, before 2002/03 saw them finish 6th and secure European Football for two years in a row. 2004/05 left them in a difficult position, as Souness left the club for Newcastle, and they struggled around 15th - eventually finishing there too - and with Mark Hughes taking charge, 2005/06 saw them once again finishing 6th for a third Euro qualification in 5 years.
But things once again took a mediocre turn, as Hughes left for Manchester City and the club only managed European Qualification by virtue of a good run in the Intertoto Cup, but for the most part things were stable at Rovers in a time when "the big 4" were running rampant at the top of the league.
But things were thrown into instability, as Venky's bought the club and sacked Allardyce replacing him with the inexperienced Kean. The club would post huge losses, the owners became cryptic with their promises of funding and amid a storm of poor results both on and off the field the club would finally be relegated out of the Premier League in 2011/12.
Since they've struggled with the board not understanding football, and poor management, and have not yet looked like making a return to the top flight - this is where you come in.
In FIFA
Then, give them a run in Europe that they are missing out on, they've made it consistently but never really gave it a good go - I think they deserve it.
Right backs
Attacking Midfielders
Career Mode Ideas
And that concludes the Championship part of this series, I apologise for the teams that missed the cut - some where close, particularly Burnley and Nottingham Forest - but I went with my own opinions.
Thanks for reading,
TJO.
submitted by TheJynxedOne to FifaCareers
After last nights success with the Who to Manage In... The Premier League, I've decided that it will absolutely worthwhile continuing this series for the rest of England for now.
I've also spoken to mod joelv93, and we've decided that making this a weekly post series with each new post coming up on Saturday - quite what those posts will look like I haven't decided yet, to keep the character count for the post though please check my comment on this post for more details.
This is the Championship, arguably England's most exciting league, and they have plenty of teams to choose from with great stories and histories - I will take you through my top 3 choices for the division.
There were a lot of big teams with big histories to consider, so whittling it down to my favourite 3 was so hard, I hope you like my choices and aren't disappointed by who misses the cut.
Budget: £7,500,000 Stadium: Elland Road Rivals: Galatasary, Manchester United and HuddersfieldHistory
Tumultuous beginnings, the club of Leeds United is one that has always flirted with success and demise throughout it's history, making them quite possibly the most infuriating and exciting teams to follow for English football fans - with the club bouncing around the first and second tiers in its formative years, they would have to wait for the 60's and Don Revie for their first taste of success - sit back, this is a long History.
And Don Revie would bring success to the Yorkshire club, in 13 years in charge he changed the club in unprecedented ways - right down to changing their kit to all an all white strip - Rev would win two Division 1 titles, one FA Cup and one League Cup, alongside a 2nd Division Title and a Charity Shield success.
It was nothing short of a golden era for the club, and after Revie left for the England job, it looked set to continue with the appointment of the then growing Legacy that was Brian Clough. But the man who had brought Derby close to a European Cup win would last just 44 days in the job that would later become the basis of the Novel and Film The Damned United. What followed was 14 more years of mediocrity for Leeds, despite losing a European Cup final, with 7 managers coming and going as the drug called success became a high chased by the board.
However, Leeds would come out at the end of the 80's and start of the 90's, with the appointment of Wilkinson and signing of Strachan, they would return to the first division of English football in 89/90, finish 4th the following season, and then in 1991/92 - the final season before the First Division became The Premier League - Leeds United would win the title again for the first time in 18 years.
But 92/93 saw the club narrowly avoid relegation, 1996 saw them lose a cup final in a poor display and 95/96 once again left them with a midtable mediocrity, the 90's left them with a bitter taste but a very successful youth academy.
The 2000's started well, with O'Leary managing to take the club to successive top 5 finishes and European Football once again returned to Elland Road, but a game at Galatasary would mark this era for the club for all the wrong reasons - as two fans were stabbed to death before a match, and the clubs struck up one of the most hateful rivalry's in world football.
The chase of success once again got too much for the board, and they would take out large loans against the prospect of success in order to fund a large push, but with two successive finishes outside of European Football the club went into meltdown and by the end of 2003/04 season all their players and assets of value to them were sold off, the club relegated and by the end of 2006/07 the club would be in League One and stuck in this way for the next three seasons - due largely to the constant points deductions brought on by administrators.
More mediocre, second division football followed, before the Cellino era began. A man convicted in Italy, tax evasion and quite literally more erratic than eccentric, he retired the number 17 shirt due to superstitious reasons - the only way was down for many Leeds fans, who felt that this man was not suitable for the club - so this is where we are, and where you step in at Leeds.
In FIFA
- The Aims
- The Squad
- Transfer Targets
In CM you're stacked for the future with Cook, Mowatt and Phillips likely to become good enough to start for you. A new signing for the here and now could be just the thing you need.
Finally, Antenucci is good but old, I would advise looking to trade him for someone younger and more likely to lead you for years to come.
Leeds are also famous for a youth academy, so I would absolutely say signing one up ASAP will be crucial.
Right Midfielder
- Bailey
- Lazaro
- March
- Green
Centre Midfielders
- Kace
- Pritchard
- Hughes
Strikers
- Solanke
- Caballero
- Traore and Austin
You can then add Austin as a pre-contract option in January to bring in a Premier League quality forward if you think you will be promoted.
Budget: £10,000,000 Stadium: Pride Park Rivals: Nottingham ForestHistory
Originally nothing more than a Winter Interest for Cricket fans in Derbyshire, the club has become something special - despite losing their first competitive game 7-0 to Walsall Town in the FA Cup.
The clubs early years were okay, to say the least, as a minor force in England slowly getting stronger, it wouldn't be until 1967 and the beginning of the Clough Era that they would step out onto the big stage of England. Clinching promotion in 1969, they would finish 4th in the top flight in their first season - though they would then not be allowed to compete in Europe due to financial problems, though in that 1971/72 season they would win the First Division title. In 1972/73, they would not manage to retain their title, but would reach the semi-finals before losing to Juventus in a controversial game, one that lead to Clough calling them "Cheating Italian Bastards", the kind of heated outspoken comment that would eventually lead to his departure from the club in October of '73.
1974/75 saw Mackay win the title for Derby again, as they would have success after Clough - but thereafter it was decline, as the club cycled through manager after manager, they would get relegated twice in this this span and narrowly avoided going out of business.
The late 80's saw back-to-back promotions, and a 5th place finish for the Rams, but due to the Heysel Stadium Disaster they would once again be unable to compete in Europe, as once again they were robbed - Maxwell, their owner, would not put up anymore investment and the club declined again, being relegated to the second division once again.
The 90's saw a heavy period of investment, and the club coming close time and time again to making that step back up, before the 1995/96 finally made the breakthrough - a second placed finish enough to get back to the Premier League - and 1999 saw the move to Pride Park.
The 2000's have been nothing but disappointing by comparison, setting a record points tally at the wrong end of the Premier League and now struggling to find a way back into the top flight, this is where you come in.
In FIFA
- The Aims
Then, erase that recent memory of the points record they don't want and win the title.
And then, round it out with the European Title that they've chased for so long - and to sweeten the deal, do it by beating those "Cheating Italian Bastards".
- The Squad
- Transfer Targets
Then I would ask a CDM be signed, as Thorne is okay but far from the best, followed by a CB and LB.
A striker could be important, but I think in term of attack you have enough to get through the first season.
Goal Keepers
- Walton
- Bentley
Central defensive mids
- Cook
- Oxford
- Reed
Centre Back
- Souttar's
left backs
- Obita
- Henry
Budget: £6,250,000 Stadium: Ewood Park Rivals: BurnleyHistory
A founding member of the Premier League and original Football League in England, they're one of only three teams to hold that honour - I will be focusing on their 90's and early 2000's history here, though their history is grand so you should give it a read if you want.
The introduction of the Walker ownership and the signing of Dalglish as manager of the club at the start of the 1990's was exciting for fans of Rovers, as the new owner made millions of pounds available for transfers, and in 1991/92 season ended 26 years out of the top flight by winning the play-off final, earning the right to play in the inaugural Premier League season.
The summer of '92 continued the excitement for Blackburn, as they hit headlines with the signing of Alan Shearer - the 22 year old costing a then British record £3.5m, a pittance compared to today's fees - as they continued to fund the rise of the club.
Their first season in the first division ended well for the club, with a 4th place finish for a newly promoted side a huge achievement, they would then finish second in 1993/94 as they continued to improve - and then in the 1994/95 season they stunned English football, as title race with a Manchester United side beginning to dominate the league went down to the final day of the season, Blackburn would win the title by a single point and I am linking you a diary of that season which I would absolutely recommend giving a read - and Blackburn would become the only side not considered a super power of today to win the Premier League.
But things were not the stuff of dreams here after, as a poor start to the 1995/96 season after Dalglish left his managerial duties, and the side struggled in the bottom half for much of the year. The 1996/97 season was much the same story, as the club didn't look like repeating the success, and narrowly avoided relegation just two years after winning the title.
1997/98 offered respite however, as Hodgson led a rejuvenated Blackburn side to a 6th place finish and subsequent European football. But it turned out to be the death rattle of a dream, as the following season saw Blackburn make yet another poor start, and just 4 seasons after winning the league title over Manchester United, a goalless draw with the Red Devils would confirm their relegation.
1999/2000 looked like continuing their down turn, as they would spend much of the year hovering around the relegation zone, and were hit hard by the death of owner Jack Walker at the start of the 2000/2001 season - but they would use it as a catalyst, dedicating their promotion charge that year to the benefactor of their early 90's success, and after a much better run would finish 2nd to get up to the Premier League once again.
The 2001/02 season continued to bring successes anew, and they would win the League Cup, before 2002/03 saw them finish 6th and secure European Football for two years in a row. 2004/05 left them in a difficult position, as Souness left the club for Newcastle, and they struggled around 15th - eventually finishing there too - and with Mark Hughes taking charge, 2005/06 saw them once again finishing 6th for a third Euro qualification in 5 years.
But things once again took a mediocre turn, as Hughes left for Manchester City and the club only managed European Qualification by virtue of a good run in the Intertoto Cup, but for the most part things were stable at Rovers in a time when "the big 4" were running rampant at the top of the league.
But things were thrown into instability, as Venky's bought the club and sacked Allardyce replacing him with the inexperienced Kean. The club would post huge losses, the owners became cryptic with their promises of funding and amid a storm of poor results both on and off the field the club would finally be relegated out of the Premier League in 2011/12.
Since they've struggled with the board not understanding football, and poor management, and have not yet looked like making a return to the top flight - this is where you come in.
In FIFA
- The Aims
Then, give them a run in Europe that they are missing out on, they've made it consistently but never really gave it a good go - I think they deserve it.
- The Squad
- Transfer Targets
- Goalkeepers
- Walton
- Bentley
Right backs
- Paterson
- Kane
- Odubajo
Attacking Midfielders
- Pritchard
- Maddison
- Onomah
Return to Glory is essentially the best way to do these, as you'll be spending a good four years building for domination.
Thanks for reading,
TJO.
What A Day: Swall's Well That Ends Well by Brian Beutler, Priyanka Aribindi & Crooked Media (07/08/19)
"...It was the Queen who I was most impressed with"—Trump, taking the revelation that the U.K.’s ambassador thinks he’s stupid as well as expected.
Here’s where things stand on the Census scandal as of Monday night:
Late last month, the Supreme Court decided that the Trump administration could not include a citizenship question in the census unless they provided a better justification for doing so. But while you were grilling on the Fourth, President Trump threw his Justice and Commerce Departments into disarray by ordering them to proceed with efforts to include the citizenship question in the Census. The Commerce Department had already begun printing the Census itself, and DOJ had insisted that the 2020 Census would proceed without a citizenship question.
Then, late on Sunday, DOJ announced that a completely new team of lawyers would be assigned to the Census case.
What’s the problem with the original team of lawyers? Two possibilities:
The good news? For now, the citizenship question can’t legally be included in the Census, and it faces multiple hurdles. One of them is a new legal challenge arguing that the citizenship question is unconstitutionally discriminatory. But Trump is lawless, and Attorney General William Barr claims he’s found a “pathway” to get the question on the Census survey. The threat that the question will end up in the Census is still live, and a very big test for Congress and the courts is upon us.
The case has been assigned to the public corruption prosecutors in Manhattan, which has raised eyebrows: Epstein has made many powerful friends over the years, including President Trump and former President Clinton, and public corruption prosecutors handle cases involving public servants.
Eleven years ago, different federal prosecutors in Florida struck an unlawful deal with Epstein that allowed him to avoid similar charges. The official in charge of that deal was Alex Acosta, who now serves as Trump’s Labor Secretary.
A lot of shoes are likely to drop.
Joe Biden has apologized for his June remarks fondly recalling his work with segregationists in the Senate. “Was I wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that I was praising those men who I successfully opposed time and again?” Biden said at an event in South Carolina on Saturday. “Yes, I was. I regret it. I’m sorry for any of the pain and misconception I may have caused anybody.”
The United Nations has confirmed that Iran has enriched uranium at levels above limits imposed by the 2015 nuclear agreement the country struck with the U.S. and other global powers. This is the second time Iran has violated the agreement since President Trump unilaterally withdrew the U.S. from it last year, and began trying to sabotage it.
Eric Swalwell has dropped out of the 2020 presidential race, and plans to seek re-election to his House seat. There are a few other candidates we’re hoping he passes the “drop out” torch to.
Former Kansas Secretary of State/guy who was too white supremacist to work in the Trump administration Kris Kobach launched a Senate candidacy today, but misspelled his own name on a Federal Election Committee form. (Note: Kobach’s whole thing is kicking as many Democrats as he can off of voter rolls for things like typos.) In 2018, Kobach lost his bid to become the state’s governor to Democrat Laura Kelly. Let’s make him lose again!
Several Democratic presidential candidates have released their Q2 fundraising totals. Pete Buttigieg raised the most with $24.8M, followed by Joe Biden ($21.5M), Elizabeth Warren ($19.1M), Bernie Sanders ($18M), and Kamala Harris ($12M). Warren and Sanders both amassed their totals without holding any high-dollar fundraisers. This is a lot of money in total, but, per candidate, it’s chump change compared with the war chest Donald Trump has amassed. Fortunately, that’s why we created the Unify or Die fund →
Rep. Justin Amash (I-MI) left the GOP on July 4 and will soon lose his committee assignments and be ousted from the GOP conference later this week. Amash was the only Republican who had called on Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against Trump.
Black singer and actress Halle Bailey will play Ariel in the live action remake of The Little Mermaid, so naturally racists around the world lost their shit. No word yet on if these people know mermaids are fictional creatures.
That Independence Day fiasco Trump threw last week was all so he could get taxpayers to foot the bill for a re-election campaign ad. Hope everyone had a great holiday!!
submitted by kittehgoesmeow to FriendsofthePod Making No Census
President Trump announced over the holiday that he wants to circumvent a Supreme Court decision that would prevent him from rigging the 2020 Census for Republicans by adding a citizenship question to it.Here’s where things stand on the Census scandal as of Monday night:
Late last month, the Supreme Court decided that the Trump administration could not include a citizenship question in the census unless they provided a better justification for doing so. But while you were grilling on the Fourth, President Trump threw his Justice and Commerce Departments into disarray by ordering them to proceed with efforts to include the citizenship question in the Census. The Commerce Department had already begun printing the Census itself, and DOJ had insisted that the 2020 Census would proceed without a citizenship question.
Then, late on Sunday, DOJ announced that a completely new team of lawyers would be assigned to the Census case.
What’s the problem with the original team of lawyers? Two possibilities:
- They want no part in defending Trump’s new rationale for needing a citizenship question in court, and believe that it’s a lie, immoral, or downright illegal.
- They’ve already a) defended Trump’s original rationale, which the Supreme Court ruled was a lie, and b) argued that the case needed to be resolved by the end of June or it would jeopardize the Census itself, which under the Constitution must begin next year. They’d completely torch their credibility if they went back to the courts and admitted that was all bullshit. But also c) maybe they all needed a little break! Lawyering is hard!
The good news? For now, the citizenship question can’t legally be included in the Census, and it faces multiple hurdles. One of them is a new legal challenge arguing that the citizenship question is unconstitutionally discriminatory. But Trump is lawless, and Attorney General William Barr claims he’s found a “pathway” to get the question on the Census survey. The threat that the question will end up in the Census is still live, and a very big test for Congress and the courts is upon us.
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Federal prosecutors have charged financier Jeffrey Epstein with operating a sex trafficking ring and sexually abusing dozens of underage girls. When federal agents arrested him this weekend, they also raided his New York City mansion and discovered child pornography. Prosecutors argue Epstein, who owns airplanes and a private island, is a flight risk, and should be detained while he awaits trial. Epstein has pleaded not guilty to the charges.The case has been assigned to the public corruption prosecutors in Manhattan, which has raised eyebrows: Epstein has made many powerful friends over the years, including President Trump and former President Clinton, and public corruption prosecutors handle cases involving public servants.
Eleven years ago, different federal prosecutors in Florida struck an unlawful deal with Epstein that allowed him to avoid similar charges. The official in charge of that deal was Alex Acosta, who now serves as Trump’s Labor Secretary.
A lot of shoes are likely to drop.
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The latest episode of This Land is out! "The Postponement," discusses the Supreme Court's recent punt on a decision on Carpenter v. Murphy to the next term and what this means for the tribes. Listen →Under The Radar
Sudan's military reached a power-sharing agreement with the country’s civilian opposition leaders on Friday, in the hope of calming the unrest that has gripped the country since the military deposed the country’s dictator, Omar al-Bashir, in April. The preliminary deal would create a joint sovereign council to run the country as the military transfers power to civilian rule over three years. It also includes an independent investigation into the June 3 massacre of over 100 pro-democracy protesters, along with violence, rapes, and robberies by Sudan’s security forces.What Else
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has faced backlash for speaking dismissively about the four freshmen House Democratic women who voted against the emergency House border bill—Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), Ilhan Omar (D-MN), and Ayanna Pressley (D-MA): “All these people have their public whatever and their Twitter world. But they didn’t have any following. They’re four people and that’s how many votes they got.” AOC’s response: “That public ‘whatever’ is called public sentiment. And wielding the power to shift it is how we actually achieve meaningful change in this country.” That’s why in 2020 we need to Rock The Public Whatever!Joe Biden has apologized for his June remarks fondly recalling his work with segregationists in the Senate. “Was I wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that I was praising those men who I successfully opposed time and again?” Biden said at an event in South Carolina on Saturday. “Yes, I was. I regret it. I’m sorry for any of the pain and misconception I may have caused anybody.”
The United Nations has confirmed that Iran has enriched uranium at levels above limits imposed by the 2015 nuclear agreement the country struck with the U.S. and other global powers. This is the second time Iran has violated the agreement since President Trump unilaterally withdrew the U.S. from it last year, and began trying to sabotage it.
Eric Swalwell has dropped out of the 2020 presidential race, and plans to seek re-election to his House seat. There are a few other candidates we’re hoping he passes the “drop out” torch to.
Former Kansas Secretary of State/guy who was too white supremacist to work in the Trump administration Kris Kobach launched a Senate candidacy today, but misspelled his own name on a Federal Election Committee form. (Note: Kobach’s whole thing is kicking as many Democrats as he can off of voter rolls for things like typos.) In 2018, Kobach lost his bid to become the state’s governor to Democrat Laura Kelly. Let’s make him lose again!
Several Democratic presidential candidates have released their Q2 fundraising totals. Pete Buttigieg raised the most with $24.8M, followed by Joe Biden ($21.5M), Elizabeth Warren ($19.1M), Bernie Sanders ($18M), and Kamala Harris ($12M). Warren and Sanders both amassed their totals without holding any high-dollar fundraisers. This is a lot of money in total, but, per candidate, it’s chump change compared with the war chest Donald Trump has amassed. Fortunately, that’s why we created the Unify or Die fund →
Rep. Justin Amash (I-MI) left the GOP on July 4 and will soon lose his committee assignments and be ousted from the GOP conference later this week. Amash was the only Republican who had called on Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against Trump.
Black singer and actress Halle Bailey will play Ariel in the live action remake of The Little Mermaid, so naturally racists around the world lost their shit. No word yet on if these people know mermaids are fictional creatures.
That Independence Day fiasco Trump threw last week was all so he could get taxpayers to foot the bill for a re-election campaign ad. Hope everyone had a great holiday!!
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The U.S. Women’s National Team won the World Cup this weekend, and it was great for so many reasons:- After defeating the Netherlands 2-0, the crowd in the stadium chanted “equal pay,” lending its support to the USWNT’s demands for pay equity with the men’s team. The U.S. Soccer Federation and the team will begin mediation now that the championship is over.
- The USWNT has received invitations to the Capitol from Nancy Pelosi along with other lawmakers, and will be welcomed home with a ticker tape parade in New York City on Wednesday.
- President Trump has yet to extend the team the White House invitation he promised, because he knows they won’t show.
- Fox News tried to broadcast a live segment about the victory from a bar in France, and it didn’t go so well.
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Honestly, who doesn't love these threads???Peter Marshall on Twitter: "the 2020 democratic candidates as spongebob screetshots: a thread"
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