BREAKING: Senate Democrats have just blocked a congressional stock trading ban bill that had a voter ID attachment to it requiring photo ID to vote in federal elections. The "Stop Insider Trading Act", which passed the House with the help of 13 Democrats, just failed a procedural vote along party lines in the Senate by a vote of 53 to 47, with every Senate Democrat voting against it. It needed 60 votes to advance. The legislation would ban members of Congress, their spouses, and their dependent children from purchasing new individual stocks, and would required photo ID to vote in federal elections. This was a way for Republicans to get Democrats on record on voter ID before the mid term elections, something that Sen. Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) said yesterday is "supported broadly by the American people." But Democrats accuse Republicans of tanking an otherwise popular, bipartisan topic (congressional stock trading) by attaching voter ID to it, with Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer saying "All they really want is to score political points before they head home to campaign." Dems also argue the stock bill didn't go far enough, as the President was exempt and it allowed lawmakers to keep and sell their existing stocks.

Today, @amyklobuchar voted against the "Stop Insider Trading Act" bill to prohibit members of Congress and their spouses from trading stocks. What is @SenAmyKlobuchar afraid of?

🔻Kyler Murray’s passer rating today was 29.7 For comparison: 🏈 JJ McCarthy lowest passer rating game of his career- 34.2 🏈Josh freeman vs Giants MNF (2013)- 40.6 🏈Joe Webb vs Packers 2013 Wildcard game- 54.9 Kyler was supposed to be an upgrade…

allow me to remind everyone what we went through last year. I will take mid QB play over this any day of the year

All Buckeyes. All Afternoon. ✅

“I don’t think people understand how hard it is to come back from a loss like they had last week and go out and perform against a really good MAC team.” P.J. Fleck’s full opening statement after today’s win over Akron.