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The Ultimate Clutch Player

Michael3783 Wrote: May 21, 2013 10:21 AM
My daughter went to UF at the same time as Tebow. I went to Boston College when Doug Flutie was there. The 2 men share a remarkable talent for ignoring the nay sayers, and not only rising to the occasion, but also inspiring teammates to be the best they can be. When an offense huddles up, the Quarterback calls the play. It is imperative that the other 10 men in the huddle believe that the called play will work. Tebow & Flutie have the unique ability to get those other 10 men to believe that no matter what play is called, if everyone works together, it will work. I hope I have the chance to see Chuck & my faith in Tim Tebow rewarded. Only the suits can hold him back.
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Imagine

Michael3783 Wrote: May 16, 2013 1:21 PM
Will no one rid me of these troublesome conservatives? bo
The big thing is that criticism and late night jokes are becoming acceptable. The love affair is eroding. And don't delude yourself into thinking AP was the only target. More to come.
Google "Craig Livingstone, bar bouncer and keeper of raw FBI files". Or perhaps 'Lost Rose Law Firm billing records found in White House". Yeah, take them at their word, Ambassador Pickering.
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Obama's Legacy? Scandal

Michael3783 Wrote: May 15, 2013 9:54 AM
'We're gonna punish our enemies, and we're gonna reward our friends " When a President says things like that, is it any surprise his supporters hear "Will no one rid me of these troublesome conservatives?"
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Benghazi Ghosts Haunt White House

Michael3783 Wrote: May 07, 2013 12:13 PM
Does anyone remember what happened to the party ruling Spain in the aftermath of the Madrid bombings? (Oh, and if they knew it was terrorism, what was the point of the Public Service Announcement O & Hill ran in Pakistan, placing blame for the attack on Americans?)
So there's a gay center in the sport that gave us Dennis Rodman. Stop the presses! Now if only someone comes out as straight in the WNBA ...THAT would be news.
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Hollywood and Post-Boston 'Xenophobia'

Michael3783 Wrote: Apr 26, 2013 10:13 AM
I think GWB set the right tone. Islam itself and Muslims in general are not to blame. But the missed message is that Muslims bear the responsibility of cleansing their faith of the true infidels: those who shame Islam by their violent acts against innocents. If more Islamic leadership resembled Uncle Ruslan rather than President Morsi and Ahmadinijad, I am confident the Islamofascist threat would dissipate fairly quickly to an even smaller fringe.
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Hollywood and Post-Boston 'Xenophobia'

Michael3783 Wrote: Apr 26, 2013 10:01 AM
So, in other words, according to liberal logic, had Jared Lee Loughner, the Tucson shooter, actually BEEN a Sarah Palin-supporting member of the Tea Party (as they so confidently predicted hours after the shooting), liberals would have been MORE sympathetic to non-violent members of the Tea Party? Call me skeptical.
I believe there should be a minimum wage, but increasing it now is sheer folly. Like the labor laws in France that keep the well connected employed and the not-so-connected in their place, the minimum wage increases since 2007 have calcified the status quo, and we now have an entire generation of poor young folks unable to step on the first rung of the ladder to the middle class. President Obama ran in 2008 on amorphous ideas of "hope" and "change", but his actual policies have stifled the dynamism that makes the American Dream possible. He simply doesn't understand how things work in a capitalist economy, and insists on command-and-control of American business from Washington DC, exercised through regulation, mandates and taxation.
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