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anyone catch this from yesterday's sportscenter (airing now), pretty interesting stuff.

 

they're both interviewed about sports related issues, (steroids in baseball, ticket affordability, public stadium approval)

 

check it out, it's the last 10 minutes of every sportscenter

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bush is a people president, he can relate, he's one of us.

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If any one of us spoke as poorly as GWB does, that person would last one second on TSW before we would tear them apart.

 

Please don't say "he's one of us" as if you are speaking for the country, or even this board right here. He is not "one of us".

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typical anti-bush argument, focus on his speaking skills and not his actions, kinda like a flip-flopper I know  ;)

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If I focused on his actions, I would point you to the 1100 dead American soldiers that lost their lives and yet we are still getting threats from the actual mastermind behind 9/11. Believe me, you'd rather have us "liberals" (and I'm surprised there's not a filter for that since you use it like a curse word) point out his terrible speaking ability that his awful actions as president.

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kerry never does, bush is a people president, he can relate, he's one of us. kerry is in another world. basically he's a straight up politician :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:

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George Bush is a Bills loving, beer drinking underpaid middle class stiff???Georgie is a bad used car salesman..say anything to make the sale....

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I take it you feel safer now that before, huh?

 

a typo, a typo, look how dumb he is!!!!

 

Well, a lot of people felt safe on September 10th, 2001 but doing nothing and hoping the bad guys didn't attack us didn't help very much then. We won't know if Iraq was a good idea or a bad idea for a few more years.

 

Until then, I certainly won't vote for the guy who voted against getting Sadaam out of Kuwait in 1991, or who wants terrorism to be "just a nuisance", or who TOOK A POLL to see what Americans thought of the latest Bin Laden tape before he commented on it. Bush has A LOT of faults, too bad the dems couldn't get anybody better to run against him.

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a typo, a typo, look how dumb he is!!!!

 

Well, a lot of people felt safe on September 10th, 2001 but doing nothing and hoping the bad guys didn't attack us didn't help very much then.  We won't know if Iraq was a good idea or a bad idea for a few more years.

 

Until then, I certainly won't vote for the guy who voted against getting Sadaam out of Kuwait in 1991, or who wants terrorism to be "just a nuisance", or who TOOK A POLL to see what Americans thought of the latest Bin Laden tape before he commented on it. Bush has A LOT of faults, too bad the dems couldn't get anybody better to run against him.

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Too bad a president cannot run for three or four terms....FDR/Clinton..Folks GWB is selling us a car that is a POS....

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stevestojan, I see from your posts that you are turning your back on our quarterback.

 

hmmm thats kind of like how john kerry turned his back on the U.S. by denouncing our involvement in the vietnam war by visiting the country himself like he's frigging ghandi! I'm seeing a connection.

 

Sorry to say it but you voted for a traitor.

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stevestojan, I see from your posts that you are turning your back on our quarterback.

 

hmmm thats kind of like how john kerry turned his back on the U.S. by denouncing our involvement in the vietnam war by visiting the country himself like he's frigging ghandi! I'm seeing a connection.

 

Sorry to say it but you voted for a traitor.

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Soooo......the Vietnam War was a good thing? For 30 years most of the nation has looked at this as a mistake and moved on. You (and others) want to go back and re-open this wound and slam a guy that spoke out against it? Guess I don't understand

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stevestojan, I see from your posts that you are turning your back on our quarterback.

 

hmmm thats kind of like how john kerry turned his back on the U.S. by denouncing our involvement in the vietnam war by visiting the country himself like he's frigging ghandi! I'm seeing a connection.

 

Sorry to say it but you voted for a traitor.

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Well you go to vietnam and then come back and tell us how we should have been involved over there...at least he went....where was George?, air national guard had no clue, Kerry-Hero, Bush -Coward...who do you think gets my vote..I served proudly for 20 years....Truth hurts in this country...Vietnam was wrong, just ask my brother that died there in 1969

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Well you go to vietnam and then come back and tell us how we should have been involved over there...at least he went....where was George?, air national guard had no clue, Kerry-Hero, Bush -Coward...who do you think gets my vote..I served proudly for 20 years....Truth hurts in this country...Vietnam was wrong, just ask my brother that died there in 1969

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I don't necessarily agree that vietnam was good or just, I just believe in backing my country and commander in chief and showing my support as an american just as I support and respect all of the troops who defend our lives every day.

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