Did I hear the Super Bowl winner will have an asterisk after its name?

I guess not. Phew. Maybe it was the bowl itself. I been imagining things. Never mind.

Isn’t that one of the main reasons for having them in the first place, to free them up from union regs etc.?

Joe Buck and Troy Aiken were at the mike when fans, angry at the blown call favoring LA, “began to throw things on the field, with a public-address announcement pleading for them to stop.”

Nothing from them about that. Fox Sports’ pair, supremely turn-off-able except when you absolutely must have an explanation of what’s happening on-screen, typically went dumb on the subject.

Lady Gaga and the like have nailed the VP’s wife for teaching in a private Christian school that holds for marriage being only for man and wife.

Ugly stuff. Read it if you can take it.

But who said this on the radio in 2004?

“I’m a Christian, and so although I try not to have my religious beliefs dominate or determine my political views on this issue, I do believe that tradition and my religious beliefs say that marriage is something sanctified between a man and a woman.”

Barack Obama, that’s who.

So why are so many eager to cast the first stone against Mrs. Pence and not Mr. Obama? Because everyone knew when Mr. Obama spoke he didn’t really mean it; his position was taken out of political calculation. Mrs. Pence’s sin is that she really believes what she says.

And she better shut up about it.

Poor Vatican people CANNOT get stories straight.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jan 20, 2019 / 12:38 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- In an exclusive report from the Associated Press, the former vicar to Argentine Bishop Gustavo Oscar Zanchetta said that the Vatican had had information about sexual abuse allegations against Zanchetta for several years.

This contradicts a Vatican statement made just weeks ago in which they said that they had only gained knowledge of sexual abuse allegations against Zanchetta a few months ago.

The devil makes them do this.

When spooks meet, strange things happen.

WASHINGTON—U.S. intelligence officials have met with North Korean counterparts secretly for a decade, a covert channel that allowed communications during tense times, aided in the release of detainees and helped pave the way for President Trump’s historic summit last year with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

And before that, the end of missile testing? An important foreign-policy achievement by this POTUS.