Only days before Nov. 8, a last-ditch game plan is emerging on the right: Kneecap the federal judiciary, burn a hole in the Constitution and forget all about Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell vowing in February, "[T]his vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president".
Eight days ago, in a similar setting -- with the Giants trailing and preparing for a last-ditch, game-winning drive -- the team's huddle had been quiet, if poised.
With supply vastly outstripping demand, players suddenly found themselves with the power of choice, able to ditch a game the second they became bored or frustrated.
I suppose I could have ditched the game, but I liked the idea of shrimp with nuoc mam, so I stuck with it.
He was willing to ditch potentially game-changing products/features spanning multiple industries because it didn't align with his idea of software engineering, which was more suited for boxed software like Office than for rapidly deploying services.
But in the interests of full disclosure: I might be a Desean Jackson-Dunta Robinson moment away from ditching the game for good.
It lets people ditch their traditional game controllers.
This week alone, my computer has updated me on the marital front - asserting that Affleck, allegedly bald and wearing a toupee, consulted his old pal Damon who told him to ditch the matrimony game and dump his Latina lovely; or, alternately, that Lopez, who patronises a Santeria priestess in Los Angeles, sought advice and was told to dump the Yank and call off the ceremony.
The "call" gave me a chance to ditch the basketball game and drive as fast as I could to the hospital in Cincinnati.
Ditch the video games, ditch the remote, dig a ditch.
