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| Wednesday, December 15, 2004 |
| JOHN--Always has been, always will be. Would someone tell him to shut up and sit down.
(or better yet...go away!)
http://www.hillnews.com/thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/121504/mccain.html
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posted by Jack Mercer @ 12/15/2004 01:01:00 PM   |
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Isn't it amazing that John claims to say that Republicans only want to spend "his grandchildren's" money, YET he tacks on his unnecessary amendment to every bill being considered in the Senate to CREATE a national boxing committee. For instance, the telecommunications bill, being considered in the Senate now, was held up because he wanted to SPEND "his grandchildren's" money on boxing - one of the most corrupt sports in AMERICA!!
People have to pay anywhere from $50-$75 to see a match, and it may be over in the first round and under 5 minutes; then they only have about 1 fight every 1 to 2 months. My question: is there enough to regulate that it takes more than one person?
Of course, if there a person who knows anything about corruption, it would be John!!! -- Stanley Truelove
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Isn't it amazing that John claims to say that Republicans only want to spend "his grandchildren's" money, YET he tacks on his unnecessary amendment to every bill being considered in the Senate to CREATE a national boxing committee. For instance, the telecommunications bill, being considered in the Senate now, was held up because he wanted to SPEND "his grandchildren's" money on boxing - one of the most corrupt sports in AMERICA!!
People have to pay anywhere from $50-$75 to see a match, and it may be over in the first round and under 5 minutes; then they only have about 1 fight every 1 to 2 months. My question: is there enough to regulate that it takes more than one person?
Of course, if there a person who knows anything about corruption, it would be John!!! -- Stanley Truelove