Not Good, Steve.

Save acts of God, it's only getting worse for Steve.

Published August 1, 2023 • Updated September 14, 2023

It sure looks like it’s over. But a process has to play out. Is DeSantis done for? Have Trump’s (new) indictments made any difference at all? Steve is now offering ground steak from Carl’s Jr. (with an upsized drink) while Sarah is betting on a dinner more expensive than previously thought. Note: genuine Wisconsin cheese curds have been added to the bet.

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Sarah Isgur

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