speaking of that Shrunkage here is the article you are rightTHE SHRINK said:
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Reuters news Oct 29 2004 845am
Bush needs help
Bush needing help from the onslaught of a Shrink ,an ULTRA liberal, at a well known Offshore gambling website (www.therx.com) will have Dante an all around nice guy and longtime poster at the site who puts up with his antics on the campaign trail with him to try to sway some last minute voters but ONLY if Bush looks towards gaming regulation.
In another interview with GAMEFACE another poster at the rx.com and (an ultra conservative) was quoted to say " They are pulling out all the stops" WOW its a lock now for bush now that Dante is there.
:biggrinin :drink9::drink9:
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royalfan said:
LOL, ain't that the truth.,....He shows up on motorcycles, and has The Boos, and BonJovi playing music, and then that cap the other day, on that oversized head, cracked me up.......all to try and be "cool"......
Then finally in ultimate desperation pulling out the "clinton" card....
even Gore wasnt that desperate....
Schilling Cancels Appearance With Bush
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MANCHESTER, N.H. - World Series (news - web sites) star Curt Schilling canceled a scheduled campaign appearance with President Bush (news - web sites) on Friday. An e-mailer identifying himself as Schilling posted a message on a fan Web site saying an ankle injury would prevent the Boston Red Sox (news) pitcher from attending.
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"I am now not medically cleared to do anything until I see Doc on Sunday, so I cannot travel with President Bush," the message read.
The injury would have prevented Schilling from pitching again in the series, he told the Boston Globe.
"I couldn't have pitched," Schilling told the newspaper. "But the guys would have done it for me."
Schilling, who contributes frequently to online fan forums, did not immediately return a call from The Associated Press.
The pitcher endorsed Bush in a TV interview Thursday, a day after the Red Sox won the franchise's first World Series championship in 86 years.
The e-mail said Schilling should have kept his opinion to himself.
"While I am a Bush supporter, and I did vote for him with an absentee ballot, speaking as I did the other day was wrong. While I hope to see him re-elected, it's not my place, nor the time for me to offer up my political opinions unsolicited," the e-mail read.
Schilling won Game 2 of the World Series and Game 6 of the American League championship series with his ankle stitched to protect a torn sheath around a tendon.
On Thursday, he was at Disney World in Florida for a parade, and he accepted the Bush campaign's invitation to campaign with the Republican incumbent in New Hampshire.
Many of the people lining up Friday morning for Bush's rally said they were more excited to see Schilling than the president. That includes Republican Congressman Jeb Bradley, who was wearing a Red Sox cap and said he hoped Schilling would sign it.
Children carried baseballs in hopes of autographs.
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"I am now not medically cleared to do anything until I see Doc on Sunday, so I cannot travel with President Bush," the message read.
The injury would have prevented Schilling from pitching again in the series, he told the Boston Globe.
"I couldn't have pitched," Schilling told the newspaper. "But the guys would have done it for me."
Schilling, who contributes frequently to online fan forums, did not immediately return a call from The Associated Press.
The pitcher endorsed Bush in a TV interview Thursday, a day after the Red Sox won the franchise's first World Series championship in 86 years.
The e-mail said Schilling should have kept his opinion to himself.
"While I am a Bush supporter, and I did vote for him with an absentee ballot, speaking as I did the other day was wrong. While I hope to see him re-elected, it's not my place, nor the time for me to offer up my political opinions unsolicited," the e-mail read.
Schilling won Game 2 of the World Series and Game 6 of the American League championship series with his ankle stitched to protect a torn sheath around a tendon.
On Thursday, he was at Disney World in Florida for a parade, and he accepted the Bush campaign's invitation to campaign with the Republican incumbent in New Hampshire.
Many of the people lining up Friday morning for Bush's rally said they were more excited to see Schilling than the president. That includes Republican Congressman Jeb Bradley, who was wearing a Red Sox cap and said he hoped Schilling would sign it.
Children carried baseballs in hopes of autographs.
schilling is all class. by no means should an athlete on an active roster be speaking out about politics unsolicited as he states.
I respect him and the fact he is voting bush, thats cool with me im even fine with it if bush wins. but seeing him yell 'vote for bush' after the sox just won a championship was kind of petty. im sure he was just a little intoxicated or something.
GO RED SOX!
I respect him and the fact he is voting bush, thats cool with me im even fine with it if bush wins. but seeing him yell 'vote for bush' after the sox just won a championship was kind of petty. im sure he was just a little intoxicated or something.
GO RED SOX!
you're right rob...that is much, much worse than bruce springsteen holding a concert in support of john kerry this week. in between songs saying nonsense about how john kerry is gonna bring this country blah blah blah blah....and some other incoherent liberal nonsense.RobFunk said:
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Blue,as much as a Springsteen fan as I am,he would not sway my vote. No celebrity would. But may I point out,Bruce has given a hell of a lot more out of his own pocket to the needy of the USA, than the God fearing Christian Mr. Shilling has. If you are a Christian,show it through deeds instead of words.Jmho.
judge, i agree that deeds mean more than words. i have no idea how much schilling gives to charity...do you? i know he supports the als charity.
but regardless of how much schilling gives compared to springsteen, my point was that vocal celebrities always speak there minds on politics...why is schilling any worse than springsteen, tim robbins, martin sheen, johnny depp or anyone else? even carlos delago is allowed to express his opinion.
but regardless of how much schilling gives compared to springsteen, my point was that vocal celebrities always speak there minds on politics...why is schilling any worse than springsteen, tim robbins, martin sheen, johnny depp or anyone else? even carlos delago is allowed to express his opinion.
