Hulk Hogan No Longer Supporting Obama, Brother!
I don’t even know what to say about Hulk Hogan’s comments. I guess his stupidity speaks for itself. Too bad he doesn’t realize the difficulty of getting things done when Republicans block what you are trying to do because they want you to fail.
Thank you Fox News for keeping us “informed” about the opinions of a professional wrestler whose popularity peaked during Ronald Reagan’s second term and then had a rebirth during Bill Clinton’s second.
Oh and BTW, the WWE owns “Real American” not you Hogan.
I never understood interventions. What’s the point of being told you drink too much from a room full of reasons why you drink in the first place?
Posted: October 14, 2011 at 1:46 pm | by Ryan
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Republican Controlled House Passes “Let Women Die” Bill
For the life of me I will never understand how a woman could ever be a Republican.
Today H.R.358, also known as the “Let Women Die” bill, passed in the House. This bill would change the health care reform law so hospitals would have the power to deny women abortion care even if their lives were in danger.
The President of NARAL Pro-Choice America Nancy Keenan, called out House Speaker John Boehner for his political grandstanding after the bill passed.
“Americans are facing real challenges, yet House Speaker John Boehner is ignoring the public’s call for Congress to focus on jobs, “said Keenan. “Instead, he is coming up with new ways to give politicians more control over our personal, private decisions. The House’s attacks on women’s freedom and privacy are out of touch with our nation’s values and priorities.”
American’s economy is struggling and this is what the House is focusing on? In February these right wing nuts had the nerve to bring the government to the brink of a complete shutdown with their sinister obsession of defunding Planned Parenthood.
In May, the Republican controlled House passed H.R.3 (a companion bill to H.R.358). These two bills both included language that stated a woman would have to be violently raped just so it would make it more difficult for sexual assault survivors to get an abortion. When the public went nuts over the issue, Boehner caved in.
The “Let Women Die” bill passed 248 to 173, with not a single Republican voting no and 11 Democrats voting in favor of it. Thank God H.R.358 doesn’t have a snowball chance in Hell of passing in the Senate.
I would like to take this time to say FUCK YOU to all the idiots who voted for these neo-cons. We need jobs, and the House is focusing on this!? When will these machinations end? You people make me sick.
I never understood interventions. What’s the point of being told you drink too much from a room full of reasons why you drink in the first place?
Posted: October 13, 2011 at 8:46 pm | by Ryan
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Just rest in peace baby
Al Davis hasn’t been dead for 24 hours and people are already saying some foul shit. Really people? Really?!?
Davis was a legend. The people bashing him, probably have no idea what he did for the Raiders and the NFL.
When hiring minorities was taboo, Davis couldn’t care less. He hired Black coaches if he believed they could help the Raiders win. He hired Tom Flores (the first Hispanic head coach), who won two Super Bowls for the Silver and Black. Davis made the Raiders an Icon. The term “Raider Nation” was the first of it’s kind. When you hear other teams putting “Nation” after their name, they are jacking Davis’s style.
Al was a rebel. His fued with Commissioner Pete Rozelle is legendary. Nothing was more sweet than Al Davis not only winning a $35 million dollar lawsuit against the NFL, but also winning Super Bowl XV the following year which meant his sworn enemy (Rozelle) had to present him with the coveted Lombardi Trophy.
Al Davis was the main reason the NFLPA has collective bargining rights. He was responible for the AFL/NFL merger, which gave us the Super Bowl. He brought the vertical passing game to the forefront of the league. Daivs gave John Madden a shot at coaching the Raiders – which resulted in winning Super Bowl XI. Would Madden gone on to be a symbol of Monday Night Football if Al hadn’t hired him? It makes you wonder what EA Sports would be calling their popular NFL video game.
I do realize Al Davis held the Raiders back. The last decade has been rough but you take the good with the bad. Al did more good for the Raiders and the NFL than most people want to give him credit for. Most people who talk trash about Al Davis, are fans of teams who will never have an owner accomplish what he accomplished. To quote a good friend of mine, “Al Davis was the Steve Jobs of the NFL, he changed things.”
Davis’ only flaw was loving something so much to the point he just couldn’t let it go…football. In the end he was only human. If you can’t comprehend that and if you choose to disrepect the man, then maybe you should choose to put your mouth around the barrel of a Desert Eagle and pull the trigger.
Al Davis, just rest in peace baby. Godspeed.
I never understood interventions. What’s the point of being told you drink too much from a room full of reasons why you drink in the first place?
Posted: October 8, 2011 at 12:10 pm | by Ryan
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