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A quarter of the nation s voters think neither President Biden nor former President Donald Trump has the mental and cognitive health to serve as president.While partisanship plays a role in these perceptions, that s led to what may be a tough tradeoff for some voters, with many independents voting for someone mdash; whether Mr. Biden or Trump mdash; who they don t think has the cognitive ability to serve.Trump fares relatively better than Mr. Biden in perception of cognitive ability, stanley cup though neither is drawing wide confidence. Only about a third of voters think Mr. Biden has the cognitive ability. Half of voters think Trump does.These views are largely unchanged over recent months. Views are related to partisanship, but Democrats are more skeptical about Mr. Biden s cognitive health mdash; one in three are mdash; than Republicans are about Trump s.Even so, the Democrats who don t think Mr. Biden has capacity to serve are still voting for him over Trump.Republicans, for their part, are even more skeptical about Mr. Biden, contributing to his lower overall numbers. Similar to opinions of voters overall, more independents view Trump as having t stanley cup he mental and cognitive health to serve, more than say that about Mr. Biden. These views are connected to vote: most of the independents who think Mr. Biden does not have the cognitive health to s stanley cup erve as president are backing Trump, and those w Qqnt 2024 hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy would end U.S. military support for Ukraine and push peace treaty
WHITEHALL, N.Y. - A melee erupted on the sideline of a high salomon school football game on Saturday, with the visiting team s coach accusing a home team assistant coach of choking a player, bringing the game to an early end. State police were called to ensure order as the teams and fans left the field.The Glens Falls Post-Star reported the Class D game between Whitehall and Rensselaer was halted with six minutes remaining in the third quarter, with Whitehall leading 28-6. A Whitehall player had just been ejected for a personal foul.The game had gotten increasingly rough since a second-quarter brawl that nearly cleared the benches. The brawl erupted after Whitehall quarterback Justin Hoagland was taken down out of bo af1 unds. The ensuing maelstrom between p ugg layers and coaches from both teams led to a prolonged, angry exchange between coaches and officials before things calmed down. It got ugly quick, Whitehall head coach Justin Culligan told the newspaper. We saw some things that they did. They probably saw some things that we did. I m not going to blame either side. Both sides were at fault. Rensselaer coach Joel Preston accused a Whitehall assistant coach of pinning and choking one of his players during the melee in the second quarter. Whitehall s athletic director, Keith Redmond, said he and head coach Justin Culligan looked at videotape but he couldn t see anything.A referee called the contest at Redmond s suggestion. Section II footbal
A quarter of the nation s voters think neither President Biden nor former President Donald Trump has the mental and cognitive health to serve as president.While partisanship plays a role in these perceptions, that s led to what may be a tough tradeoff for some voters, with many independents voting for someone mdash; whether Mr. Biden or Trump mdash; who they don t think has the cognitive ability to serve.Trump fares relatively better than Mr. Biden in perception of cognitive ability, stanley cup though neither is drawing wide confidence. Only about a third of voters think Mr. Biden has the cognitive ability. Half of voters think Trump does.These views are largely unchanged over recent months. Views are related to partisanship, but Democrats are more skeptical about Mr. Biden s cognitive health mdash; one in three are mdash; than Republicans are about Trump s.Even so, the Democrats who don t think Mr. Biden has capacity to serve are still voting for him over Trump.Republicans, for their part, are even more skeptical about Mr. Biden, contributing to his lower overall numbers. Similar to opinions of voters overall, more independents view Trump as having t stanley cup he mental and cognitive health to serve, more than say that about Mr. Biden. These views are connected to vote: most of the independents who think Mr. Biden does not have the cognitive health to s stanley cup erve as president are backing Trump, and those w Qqnt 2024 hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy would end U.S. military support for Ukraine and push peace treaty
WHITEHALL, N.Y. - A melee erupted on the sideline of a high salomon school football game on Saturday, with the visiting team s coach accusing a home team assistant coach of choking a player, bringing the game to an early end. State police were called to ensure order as the teams and fans left the field.The Glens Falls Post-Star reported the Class D game between Whitehall and Rensselaer was halted with six minutes remaining in the third quarter, with Whitehall leading 28-6. A Whitehall player had just been ejected for a personal foul.The game had gotten increasingly rough since a second-quarter brawl that nearly cleared the benches. The brawl erupted after Whitehall quarterback Justin Hoagland was taken down out of bo af1 unds. The ensuing maelstrom between p ugg layers and coaches from both teams led to a prolonged, angry exchange between coaches and officials before things calmed down. It got ugly quick, Whitehall head coach Justin Culligan told the newspaper. We saw some things that they did. They probably saw some things that we did. I m not going to blame either side. Both sides were at fault. Rensselaer coach Joel Preston accused a Whitehall assistant coach of pinning and choking one of his players during the melee in the second quarter. Whitehall s athletic director, Keith Redmond, said he and head coach Justin Culligan looked at videotape but he couldn t see anything.A referee called the contest at Redmond s suggestion. Section II footbal