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This should go for not just the MLB, but for all stupid things. I hear that Congress is now
starting an investigation on the New England Patriots spying scandal. What the heck? They say
they're so busy but I'm convinced over half of the resolutions passed in Congress just recognize a
person for some achievement. Is that what the Founding Fathers would want to say happening in
Congress right now? Of course not! |
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I agree I think there is a lot of more important things then baseball that congress needs to talk
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Thank you for this! Let the MLB deal with it's own drug problem. This is not a federal issue that
should take precedence over the more important issues congress is doing nothing about. |
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Yes we can find all these things but we STILL CAN FIND BIN LADEn and we can't find a way to lower
gas prices or use renewable resources, that's because nobody is looking were too busy investigating
baseball???? |
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Good luck, so long as they waste their time on fluff issues like this, they don't have to actually
do anything that might cost them votes in the upcoming election. |
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Come on congress, get your act together! |
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They should be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. They don't deal with those other issues
adequately because there is no general agreement on how to deal with them. Pretty much everyone can
agree that steroid use in baseball is a bad thing, however, so there's no harm in them spending some
time on that. |
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04 Mar 2008 22:17
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