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https://morethanjustparks.substack.com/p/breaking-trump-administration-orders?r=v4lky&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true Late Tuesday afternoon, with the subtlety of a wrecking ball and the morality of a foreclosure notice, the Trump administration announced the most devastating attack on the U.S. Forest Service in the agency’s 121-year history. Not a budget cut. Not a policy shift. Not a “reorganization.” An execution. They’re ripping the headquarters out of Washington and shipping it to Salt Lake City, Utah — the beating heart of the anti-public-lands movement in America. They’re shuttering every single one of the ten regional offices that have governed this agency since Gifford Pinchot built the system over a century ago — and with them, the career professionals who spent entire lifetimes earning the expertise and the authority to push back when politicians came calling with bad ideas and worse motives. They’re destroying more than fifty research facilities across thirty-one states, labs that house decades of irreplaceable long-term science, the kind you literally cannot restart once it’s gone. And they’re replacing all of it — the offices, the scientists, the institutional knowledge, the professional independence — with fifteen political appointees called “state directors,” embedded in state capitals alongside the very governors, legislators, and industry lobbyists who have spent their careers demanding that the Forest Service log more, protect less, and get out of the way.

No doubt Hegseth, Netanyahu, and Lindsay Graham were the loudest voices in Trump’s ear pushing to make happen. But at the end of the day, a President is accountable for everything that happens on his watch…and especially for the actions he authorizes and personally signs off on. He assumes full ownership and responsibility for those actions. He gets full credit for their successes…,and full blame for any failures or fallout. Of course, Trump will always be Trump….assigning himself full credit for every success (even if he had nothing to do with it) and casting blame in every direction for any mistakes or failures while refusing to accept any blame or responsibility whatsoever for his own actions and decisions. No doubt he’ll eventually throw Hegseth under the bus. As long as Hegseth takes the blame but sticks to the narrative and doesn’t acknowledge any wrongdoing or mistakes on Trump’s part, he’ll continue being rewarded for his loyal incompetence.

I can't believe someone paid $100 million for that

Or like the Tards say, “Russia Russia Russia”

Put him on the radar at 35.

Wonder if they might ease Mendoza into the lineup.

Right, I guess I should have said I wonder if positional value is a factor in a player's grade.

That works too.

IIRC, they stack it vertically by position and horizontially by round.

But it's ok to care about a board mock draft that all of 8 people are actually participating in? Feel free to set-up some No Kings Protests and end the draft threads. That'll fix the world for sure!

Whatever it is it has to be better than the pld system of throwing the magnetic name plates over their shoulder. Jrob addjusting injury risks upward ofc.

2nd year gm and first year hc. Not a lot of data to go on.

I would love to know if the Titans stack their board considering positional value as opposed to stacking their board by who is the better football player regardless of position.

I'd say merge the old threads into one. Long threads make it very difficult to count votes while I'm on my phone driving on i24...... not that I do that Then there will just be 2 active at any time. Personally I couldn't care less. There's a war with Iran and our economy is going to shit but ppl spend time caring about too many threads on the back page of a message board.

I actually think this is Hegseth's war.

The United States has the world’s strongest and most technologically advanced military and the world’s largest economy. What we’re seeing today is the result of putting the world’s strongest military and economy under the control of an elderly, insecure, low-intelligence narcissist con man who has no background or acumen in either field. Giving Trump control over the military and the economy is like giving a drunk 16-year old redneck all your credit cards and the keys to a Bugatti. What could possibly go wrong?

Titans don't normally stack their draft board till around the 2nd week of April.

The 4 ESPN Draft Analysts (Miller/Reid/Kiper/Yates) just dropped a 3 round mock draft where they alternated picks. 4. Tennessee Titans Yates' pick: David Bailey, Edge, Texas Tech Tennessee's busy offseason has beefed up the pass rush, but Bailey -- who tied for the FBS lead with 14.5 sacks in 2025 -- would give the roster a young rusher to build around. 35. Tennessee Titans Reid's pick: Denzel Boston, WR, Washington A big-bodied ball winner on the outside who runs good routes, Boston fits perfectly in a Brian Daboll-led offense that needs young playmakers around second-year QB Cam Ward. 66. Tennessee Titans Miller's pick: Gennings Dunker, OT/G, Iowa The Titans are solid at tackle, but Dunker would be a plug-and-play upgrade at right guard. He'd help with Cam Ward's protection.

I would be much happier if these people got over their self loathing and accepted queerness rather than abusing others

Gee, maybe the Super Bowl Saquon Barkley won them went to Hurts head a little?

@reo Might be a good idea to keep the rest of the first round in this thread instead of creating 15 more threads. It doesn't seem like many people are going to keep up with them anyway and it's starting to clutter up the forum in here.

Even dan has fled from his routine self ownage and "kick me" posts.....