Terminal, the sequel?
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President Obama said today in a speech “”We don’t have time for a meeting of the Flat Earth Society.” And some in the GOP immediately accused him of trying to influence the IRS against granting the Flat Earthers tax-exempt status.
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Apparently Heisman-winning QB Johnny Manziel almost transferred when he was suspended for the 2012 season for being caught in a bar fight with a fake ID. The suspension was overturned on appeal, aided by a letter from the Texas A & M coach. Although Manziel did have to take a 6 hour class. Wonder what the class was on? Sports and Criminal Justice?
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So now that the good old boys in Texas think they have rewritten the filibuster rules (and perhaps altered a time-stamp) can we at least apply their standards to the GOP in Congress? Then we might actually be able to get some legislation passed.
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Texas Democrats, led by state senator Wendy Davis, who spoke for 13 hours, were filibustering against a bill in Texas that will virtually outlaw abortion in the state. Wonder when they will need another filibuster – against cuts in aid for the resulting children born into poverty?
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The Cubs released reliever Carlos Marmol, who was 2-4 with a 5.86 ERA. Maybe the SF Giants can sign him to work the eighth inning. Based on the last week or two that 5.86 ERA would be an improvement.
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So Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are saying they named their daughter north because she is their “North Star… their highest point together.” Sort of like the “high-water mark of the Confederacy?”
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Wow. ESPN reported this comment about A-Rod Tuesday “Alex should just shut the f— up. That’s it. ” A not perhaps uncommon thought about the Yankees’ one-time star and current problem child. But the speaker?! New York GM Brian Cashman.
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Forget Syria, the stock market, Snowden… here’s some GOOD news. It was just announced that Paul Giamatti will appear as Cora’s brother in season four of Downton Abbey.”
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Whatever happens with Snowden can we all agree that Booz Allen Hamilton might need to do a better pre-screening future job applicants for sensitive positions?
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This last was sent to me by a reader, very interesting I think in the current situation with Snowden.
“I went to school in Washington, DC during the Vietnam war. In 1969 there were protests – the War Moratorium – as it was called. Many professors gave students off for the day (it was a Wednesday) so that they could attend the march.
My religion professor was a most ethical man, a wonderful teacher and a fine human being.
He did not cancel class and he said that if we cut it would go on our record. (It was a long time ago -does anyone care if you cut class anymore?)
When he was asked, his reply was – “If this is what you believe in, then the price to be paid by you for your belief is to have an unexcused “cut” on your record.”
He was teaching us, that if you want to act with courage about an injustice – then you should not “buy” your courage, for free – it has to cost you something.
It was a lifelong lesson.”
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June 26, 2013 at 5:59 pm
Cleveland Browns rookie Ausar Walcott has been charged with attempted murder and has been cut by the team. I think I know where he’s gonna end up next. The Patriots’ practice squad.