Posted by Nolan Dalla on Feb 1, 2025 in Blog |
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2024 NFL BETTING RECORD:
WINS — 154
LOSSES — 134
PUSH — 4
NET WIN/LOSS — + $85
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS — 7-0-0 (+ $700) + 2 futures wagers graded
STARTING BANKROLL: $10,000.
CURRENT BANKROLL; $10,085.
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ALL WAGERS ARE FOR $100 EACH AND ARE PRICED AT THE STANDARD 110/100 VIG, (UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE)
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 30, 2025 in Blog |
TRUMP’S GHASTLY BLAME GAME
After watching a despicable rambler slinging countless lies and heaping unsubstantiated blame onto all of his political opponents while dead bodies are still being pulled out of the Potomac River, I cannot come up with the proper sentiment to express the ghastly horror of what we all just saw and heard from such a little man so consumed by pettiness and brimming with revenge. What crass stupidity. What inhumanity. What deliberate cruelty.
Am I surprised? No. Am I shocked? No. This is precisely what was expected, and there’s going to be lots more of it yet to endure.
Here, I’ll quote from someone else who says it best:
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 23, 2025 in Blog |
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2024 NFL BETTING RECORD:
WINS — 145
LOSSES — 134
PUSH — 4
NET WIN/LOSS — – $1,030.
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS — 7-7-0 (- $75)
STARTING BANKROLL: $10,000.
CURRENT BANKROLL; $8,970.
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ALL WAGERS ARE FOR $100 EACH AND ARE PRICED AT THE STANDARD 110/100 VIG, (UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE)
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 19, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
JUSTICE / LEGAL / CRIME
Grading the chief executive’s record on crime is largely superfluous. That’s because most crime-fighting and the mechanics of criminal justice take place at the local level. Personnel, prioritization of enforcement, allocation of resources, courts, jails, and even many prisons are strictly matters for state and local governments. The executive branch impacts crime across the country relatively little, by comparison. In fact, the federal judiciary is far more impactful on local crime than any policies originating within the White House.
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 18, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
FOREIGN POLICY
This topic deserves multiple subcategories. However, in the interest of time and space, I must make generalizations, Admittedly, what I’m about to write will be woefully incomplete.
Different grades should be given to various global regions and distinctive periods on the four-year Biden Administration timeline.
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 16, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
THE ENVIRONMENT
President Biden and his staff have a remarkable record of environmental success.
They navigated an obstructive and often hostile political landscape dominated by extremists and overcame a gauntlet of disinformation by opponents. Much of the work done behind the scenes didn’t make headlines, but demonstrated compromise and leadership.
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 16, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
COMMUNICATIONS
This may seem an odd issue to grade, but it’s vitally important. No agenda can advance without effective communications.
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 16, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
DOMESTIC AGENDA
The previous Trump Administration falsely promised to produce an “infrastructure bill” for four years and ended up with a record of broken promises, Desperately needed leadership never materialized, so let’s credit the Biden Administration for finally getting something done. And this “something” was/is big. And, it’s good for everyone.
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 16, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
IMMIGRATION / BORDER ISSUES
The Biden Administration handled the border issue (and related immigration matters) poorly for most of the past four years.
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Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jan 16, 2025 in Blog |
GRADING THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY:
THE ECONOMY
The Biden presidency will be remembered for a dramatic spike in inflation which negatively impacted most Americans. However, higher prices were inevitable following the mass economic and social disruptions of COVID, which was a worldwide crisis.
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