Bulldog_17

"Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must undergo the fatigues of supporting it"
Pic John Bardeen, Nobel '56 '72

MLB Twins NCAA ILL 🇵🇱

[Emerald Robinson ✝️ @EmeraldRobinson]

I try to explain GOP politicians to GOP voters all the time.

1. The GOP hates its voters. It cares about donors.

2. The donors spend MORE when the party is out of power.

3. The GOP sabotages its own voters when it's in power to lose.

4. The money starts flowing again.

[Dr. Josh C. Simmons @drjoshcsimmons]

The US Navy takes someone off the street and trains them to operate a nuclear submarine in under three years.

Amazon can train an American for a tech job in that same window. So can Google. So can every bank in Plano.

Every multi-year H-1B renewal is a confession: the job was n

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@christopherrufo @RichardHanania This. Useful reply.

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@PowerOwn45 Also, beyond grudges... Trump simply DISAGREES with small-government ruling philosophy... if it WERE NOT OBVIOUS to any mammal more sentient than a hamster!

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@AnnCoulter Your nephews and in-laws ***EVER*** considered working on a farm, Ann? I mean, keeping the food supply reliable is ... by any measure ... a "big Eff ing deal"

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@pelham_blue_SG @PowerOwn45 "pretended" right....

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@PowerOwn45 About right!

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@jkirbyii @OleTimeHardball sure. For you youngsters: the introduction of the DH rule was '73.

Choose between Mays and Mantle, LOL...

for the very peak year it is probably Mantle ('56), but he had big challenges taking care of his body, so OF of Williams, Mays, Aaron seems right to me.

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@FloridaGirl314 True clown face move by 47... "bring on the grad students but don't organize to influence social media"??? And they used to say that W Bush "lived in a bubble"...... SAD !

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@bmw4716 @KwikWarren Gibson > Randy Johnson
Gibson > Roger Clemens
Gibson maybe over Tom Seaver as well.

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@KwikWarren Tris Speaker IN,
either Mike Trout or Frank Robinson out.
Also.. same HoF class ('37) Nap Lajoie IN,
either Randy Johnson or Roger Clemens out.
Have to respect the players that set a standard before DiMaggio/Williams/Stan the Man

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@paulsperry_ YAWWWWWWNNNNNN.... blah blah. Five and a half years of this crap....

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@Super70sSports The '76 set probably was the first here... so right there in ur age range.

[Jim Koenigsberger @Jimfrombaseball]

"I remember Joe DiMaggio's last at-bat in the World Series in 1951;
We knew it was going to be his last at-bat. DiMaggio hit a ball — a double to right-centerfield and pulled up into second base in that elegant way he did.
And, I think there were tears in my eyes. I was there that day and I thought:
"That's the last time I'll see him', but he was complete to the end." Roger Angell. Joe DiMaggio made his much anticipated major league debut, collecting three hits, including a triple, and scoring three runs in the Yankees’ 14-5 win over the Browns in New York. May 3, 1936. "I can remember a reporter asking me for a quote, and I didn't know what a quote was. I thought it was some kind of soft drink." Joe DiMaggio. "There was a majesty in his swing and a self-assured confidence in style and conduct, that was uniquely Joe DiMaggio’s.
In the eye of his public, he was more than a sports hero.
He was among the most cherished icons of popular culture."
Ernest Hemingway.
"There was never a day when I was as good as Joe DiMaggio at his best.
Joe was the best, the very best I ever saw.
Joe DiMaggio was the greatest all-around player I ever saw.
His career can not be summed up in numbers and awards.
It might sound corny, but he had a profound and lasting impact on the country."
Ted Williams.
55 year old Joe DiMaggio.
Yankee Stadium.

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@ZucchiniMF @Super70sSports knowing the career was built on integrity is ITS OWN REWARD. been this way since caveman days probably?

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@Planter5657 @PowerOwn45 Lindell fried his brain years ago. Nothing he says is logical.

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@VinnysCorner1 Max Kepler.

he's missed

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@ChuckGarfien Exciting times for Vargas

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@VinnysCorner1 Herman Franks.
One of two Cubs managers with a winning record between the mid '40s and Don Zimmer in the late '80s...

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@toslap @ge84597854 @richardgalaxia Reagan was a governor for eight years. In both Sacramento and DC, he was a pragmatist. "W" was more conservative and influenced by the LOONEY neocons.