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Where did this go so far left that we can't see back to the middle? and i don't have the answer for that. there is more and more people, especially my age, who are fed up with the concepts. again, the aggressive nature of the party forces these ideas on folks and again it, makes them out to be the bad guy if there is not support. >> carley: carbondale is in pennsylvania's eighth district and the president biden's approval rating is 40%, 56% disapprove. you are not alone and how you feel. mayor justin taylor, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, have a great day. >> todd: democr...

Will Hall’s squad lost 30-7 at the Hurricanes to open their road slate.

Ragin' Cajuns Highlight Day 2 of Sun Belt Media Days. Louisiana is the defending SBC champions | Picked to Finish 1st in SBC West

The SNES Almost Got A Zelda-Style Back To The Future II RPG The Back To The Future movie franchise is one of Hollywood's most famous products of the '80s, and it should come as no surprise to find that it had its fair share of licenced video games. The original movie got a home computer adaptation in 1985 for the likes of the C64 and ZX Spectrum – as well as a later NES game in 1989 – and titles based on the second and third entries in Robert Zemeckis' time-travelling series were released on systems like the Master System and Mega Drive courtesy of Mirrorsoft's Image Works line. More rec...