Since the Rams had a bye week
and the Chargers had the same thing a week later, I thought that it would be
better not to do an update on comparing the two teams until both of their byes
were done. Now that they are, I might as well get to telling you about the
comparison between them. The Chargers are now 3-5. The Rams are 6-2. Hopefully
the Rams can keep their winning up.
From what I know now about the
Texas church shooting, it was bad and could have been worse. This is the first
instance I know of where a person fired back at the shooter. There are
conflicting things with what I read about him. He went to church but may not
have believed anything there as he is atheist. I don’t like them even when they
don’t shoot up Christians. But this will not help their reputation by any
means. He killed himself so there’s no reason to mention any more about him. I
do wonder why I heard about this morning attack at night.
Now let’s get to the Wisconsin
governor race. Scott Walker is running for reelection. He’s a Republican and a
poll had a generic Democrat beating him. However, I’m not sure that I take
polls too seriously. Right now, there is only one Republican against him. That
person is Ryan Cason. Ryan has no experience and even admits to being a
candidate who won’t even talk about the issues outside of the two that he cares
about. Stick with Scott in the Republican primary. I’ll have to talk to my
senior pastor who used to live in this state about who he would recommend
voting for if he’s following this election. I believe that the primary is on
August 14, 2018.
Let’s get to the Democrats in
the race and hopefully I don’t miss anyone. Michele Doolan and Andy Gronik are
two people who have never run for anything before. I don’t know much else about
them. Bob Harlow and Mike McCabe are people who have run for office before and
lost those races. They have not won any election, although Mike has helped with
Democratic campaigns in his state. Tony Evers is a person in the race who is a
superintendant right now. He has an email controversy of some sort so he might
be best avoided. Kathleen Vinehout is another candidate in the race. I don’t
see much that she offers except being a failed candidate for governor before.
While I can’t find much information on Dana Wachs, he seems like the best
choice on the Democratic side in this race.
I’ve seen commercials for some
dumb thing called love has no labels. What is that even about? I don’t get it
exactly and it seems dumb to have PSAs over something that everyone already
knows about now anyways. You’re here, you’re queer, we’re used to it. What, are
we supposed to be okay with it just because society expects us to be? You do
realize a major flaw with the Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage is that
while it means that laws can’t prevent it from happening, most places still
don’t have laws that say that gays can get married, thus skipping a very
important step in the legal process. That’s why Kim Davis wasn’t actually
breaking any laws.
If you have no idea what I was
talking about there, let’s switch back to the strange election in Alabama that
oddly doesn’t have Strange in it. I am hoping that Luther Strange enters as a
write in candidate as that would make it even more likely that the Democrat
wins. I really hope that no one is buying the idea that Roy Moore is Christian
because he isn’t. He thinks he is, but he’s not. That’s a very dangerous thing.
Look up Charles Guiteau if you don’t believe that a religious nut can affect
history. Even then, warping religion was a bad thing and it still is. Now with
all these allegations of sexual misconduct against Moore, I just don’t see why
this would be a candidate that people would still support, but this country’s
lack of intelligence continues to surprise me. Still, Alabama reminds me now of
what Illinois was like after Obama won. Will they be in towards a shift for the
left like my state shifted some to the right?
Once again, I didn’t have time
for football today, although a lot of it was over long before primetime on CBS.
I am starting to like watching the NFL if only to get back at the idiots who
protest them. I could have watched a game on FOX, but I was busy before
primetime and missed it. At least shows aren’t on delay this time around.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. We begin with a recap involving the Talban attack and the
romance of Stevie. She finally gets her parents together and tells them about
the break-up. She thinks that the relationship failure is his fault, although I
don’t know for sure. I think that it was a mutual failing. Maybe he was just
responsible for the break-up. There is a hostage that people have to deal with
now. They don’t want to pay for the ransom. Henry thinks that this will result
in the person’s death. Elizabeth talks to her team about what is going on.
Henry wants to find the missing person. Elizabeth talks to a possibly random
person about the situation. Henry notices that the person tried to send a
message. It reminds me of that episode of The Unit where the main black guy was
captured.
In segment two, Elizabeth is
more concerned with what is going on with her family. Stevie doesn’t like what
Jareth, her ex-fiancée, has posted on facebook. Of course, I’m the weirdo who
almost never does recent pictures on facebook. Henry learns that the captive
they are after did use Morse code. Stevie has to deal with the people at work
learning about her break-up with Jareth. Russell tells Stevie about a bad
relationship that he was in that he’s glad that he’s out of. We still don’t
know what is happening with Daisy’s baby. Why was this a plot they put in here?
Elizabeth is looking for a new
policy advisor. Will this be who Cat plays? She then talks to someone who must
have been a previous captive or something like that. They learn an important
piece of information: land mines went off nearby the place. They think they
know the place.
In segment three, they talk
about the planned operative and greenlight the op. We see what happens, but it
doesn’t seem like much did at the moment. Should they keep up this policy? That
seems to be the main focus of the episode. That’s actually a good one to ask.
60 Minutes did a good segment about it. Not much happens this act, although I
could just be too tired to focus well enough.
In segment four, there are
problems with trying to resolve the other problem. Elizabeth talks about a bad
decision that she made in the past. Is this unrelated to the main issue? I’m
getting confused here. Jay is having trouble adjusting to his new job. That
might be the reason why I am so tired a lot of the time. I should have taken my
Sunday nap as usual, but didn’t feel tired enough for it. Matt and Jay seem to
do a double team for an idea of some sort.
In segment five, we get back
to the captive who seemed to have been moved elsewhere in the rain. What does
this mean? She seems to be fine, based on a text that Henry got. But should
they change the policy? They think that a person might have changed sides.
Alexander is invited to hang out with the family of Henry’s. Who wants to bet
that he’ll wind up with Stevie? Also was Daisy’s actress, Patina Miller,
pregnant herself? I don’t know what’s going on.
Speaking of confusing things,
Elizabeth is upset over the end of the relationship because of boots. Alexander
talks about a video game that he played. Henry somehow knows about the game.
Alexander and Stevie talk about her break-up. She wants to go out with him, but
he is being responsible, unlike how she normally is. I bet that the people who
play Alison and Jason don’t like the fact that Stevie gets so much airtime
since she wasn’t originally on the show as of the pilot. Stevie puts her number
in Alex’s phone so I guess we will see them as a couple. But does she know of
his true identity?
On the next segment of the
show, there is a person dating or wanting to date someone and I guess that I’ll
be confused until the next episode airs. But they have to do things like that.
If a promo revealed too much, would people watch? I’ll see you next time where
I’ll hopefully have more time to myself the day it airs, but I just don’t know
what will happen. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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