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Quotes
"What if government had the balance of ballet?
What if it had the grace?"
  What we have now is a very heavy-handed
approach to government.
  ...like an elephant in a tutu, but
this elephant is on a rampage."
   -- Dennis Kucinich, talking about
Bush   Attribution
Robertson's Divine Intervention on Bush
  Excerpt:
 Pat Robertson said Friday he believes God
has told him Bush will be re-elected in a "blowout" in November.
"I think George Bush is going to win in a walk,"
Robertson said on his whore TV show.
"I really believe I'm hearing from the Lord it's
going to be like a blowout election in 2004. It's shaping up that way."
.
 
 
 Well, since God knows what He's talking about, and can't be wrong,
that means there's no need for the
 Republicans to bother voting on election day.  Plus, voting
for Bush would be seen as a slap at God's credibility.
 it's probably a sin for a Republican to vote for Bush - so this
is good news.
If you want to anger God and risk an eternity in Hell, go ahead and vote for the murderer.
Quotes
"If you look at the history of Bill Clinton,
people who have been in his orb, who are still alive,
 (What an idiotic, whore comment. Rush is
baiting the monkeys who buy his 'Clinton murders his friends' theory)
  if they say one thing about this guy
that's negative, he washes his hands of them. Look at
  Stephanopoulos. Stephanopoulos used
to be just as tight as anybody can be with the Clinton
  organization, but he's gone, and there's
hardly any friendship. Old friend Lani Guinier, they
  hung her out to dry when she was nominated
for that civil rights post at the justice department.
 (No, he withdrew her name after the GOP
refused to confirm her.)  Now, there's
one thing we know
  about Clinton, folks, and if you haven't
learned it yet, learn it now, learn it, love it, and live it,
 (What kind of retarded speaking is that?)
and
that is that there is not one thing that Bill and Hillary,
 Bill or Hillary, (You
already said that, Rush)  there's
not one thing they do that isn't first and last about them."
   --Rush the vulgar junkie, implying
that the B.F.E.E. tolerates disloyalty and back-stabbing.  
Attribution
 
 I don't know that Guinier was tight with the Clintons, but Judas
Maximus write a nasty, whore book
 about Clinton while he was still in office, something
that was unprecedented in Washington . That earned
 him the name Judas Maximus and remember, Judas was the
very first whore/pundit to mention impeachment,
 which gave the GOP the confidence that, if Judas thinks his president
needs to be impeached, let's do it.
It was 73 degrees in Tulsa yesterday.
Is this January?
 
"Global warming needs decades more study."
Subject: Bart, c'mon man
Bart, you wrote:
> "Since McAuliffe is Clinton's hand-picked chairman, isn't this another slap at Clinton?"
terry mcaullife isn't his own man?
 Sure, but he was appointed by Clinton.
 
we can't make statements about anything related to clinton?
 Of course you can, but it's my opinion Dean
knows what he's doing.
 He didn't say that off-hand, like I do. 
His statement wasn't an accident.
 I believe those words were put together
with a round table of advisers and
 the purpose of the statement was to put
space between Dean and Clinton.
 If my assumption is correct, (I'm not always
right) I wonder why Dean
 wants to put space between himself and
our party's biggest living success.
 What I heard (which sometimes is different
than what was said) was Dean saying
 we have to move away from the center and
get back to the left, where we belong.
 
you make tutu comments all the time how is that any different?
 I slap the Democrats in an effort to wake
them the hell up.
 I'm not urging them to move away from the
voters who are in the middle.
 let's not trash all over the candidates
(except  lieberman of course).
 are you stating the DLC and it's herd ARE
great dem leaders?
 No, I'm saying the winning votes are in
the middle.
 If Dean abandons the center, Lieberman
will gain power and momentum.
 where's the opposition?
 why have the dems lost so many congressional
elections then?
 -syd
 As always, the answer is - the Democrats refuse to fight back.
 They enjoy getting kicked in the teeth.
 They say, "Thank you, Mr. Rove. May
I have another?"
I can't explain it, I wish I could.
.. 
When you're not listening to BartCop Radio you should be listening to Mike Malloy.
 
Subject: re: donations
Bart,
 [Instead of writing a thank you to each
subscriber], why don't you
 just send out a mass e-mail to bartcop
supporters?
 Personally I would rather you spent your
energy on maintaining
 high integrity and quality reporting.
 Steve
 
 
 Steve, I can see that day coming, but I've been trying to avoid
it as long as possible.
 We are reorganzing a lot of things, and that might have to be
included.
 
  Excerpt:
 Second, selected persons were told not
to fly that day. Newsweek (September 24, 2001) reported that
 on September 10th, "a group of top Pentagon
officials suddenly canceled travel plans for the next morning,
 apparently because of security concerns"
(p. 26). Yet this same information was not made available to the
 266 people who died aboard the four hijacked
commercial aircraft. A significant number of other selected
 people were also warned about flying or
reporting for work at the WTC. These people include San Francisco
 Mayor Willie Brown, who received a phone
call eight hours before the hijacking warning him not to travel by air.
 Salman Rushdie is under a 24-hour protection
of U.K. Scotland Yard; he was also prevented from flying that day.
 Ariel Sharon canceled his address to Israeli
support groups in New York City just the day before his scheduled
 September 11th address. John Ashcroft stopped
flying on public airplanes in July of 2001. These revelations
 are more indisputable evidence that people
knew about the impending attacks.
 
Lots of conspiracy theories here, but the facts seem to bear him out.
Subject: Your prediction from 9/12/01
Bart,
 I've been rereading your back issues from
9/11/01. It made me cry & got
 me all mad again. It gets easy to forget
the craziness of that day and that week.
 But you were back on your game by Wednesday
9/12. You wrote this:
 
>  Bush claims, "We will pass this test."
>  Of course, he said that while in hiding and on the run.
> I have a feeling Bush is going to "promise to get them,"
> and go back to playing video games.
 Well, 2 years and a few months later and
we still haven't been able to "get them."
 But the president did play a video game
called "attack the wrong damn country."
 I get pissed all over again when I hear
Wes Clark talking about the troops we
 took away from Afghanistan to start up
an optional war against someone with
 roughly the  same skin color as bin
Ladin.
Maybe that's good enough for him. It's not good enough for me.
 BR
 Teachers for Clark
 http://brownbagblog.com/TeachersForClark/
Marty's Entertainment Page
In North Carolina's 5th District...
Dean cites terror alert as vindication
  Excerpt:
 Howard Dean on Friday cited the higher
terror alert and the number of troops killed in Iraq
 in arguing that he was right to say Saddam's
capture didn't make America safer.
"They got all excited, but here we are," Dean
told a town-hall meeting. "We've lost 10 more
 troops and F-16s are escorting foreign
passenger jets into our air space because we're now
 more worried than we were before.".
 
This was always nothing more than Bush's good puppy press covering for him.
 Sure, if Officer Dooley catches a pick-pocket or a candy shoplifter,
 America is arguable "safer" with the petty theif behind bars
for a few hours.
 Somehow, Bush has gotten the benefits of both doubts.  He
always mentioned Saddam
 in the same breath as 9-11, but months after the fact admitted
he never actually said Saddam
 was involved, but now he claims we're safer (presumably from
another 9-11) because the
 Kurds captured the disheveled, old man with no WMDs and turned
him over to us.
 Instead of reporting the news, the corporate media is shilling
for Bush.
 They falsify history between the time it happens and when they
go to press or get on the air.
  Just to make things worse (Democrats always do) the smaller seven
are writing Bush's
 attack ads if Dean gets the nomination. Desperate Dick Gephardt
keeps saying Dean
 isn't fit to be president, that's he crazy and unstable.
 Thanks, Dick.
 If you can't be the nominee, you're going to play Nader this
time and give it to Bush?
 
...and by the way, how does Candy Crowley fit up Bush's ass?
And why has CNN assigned her to report on Democrats who clearly disgust her?
 
A Soldier's Return, to a Dark and Moody World
  Excerpt:
 During the two months Jeremy Feldbusch
spent recovering at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio,
 his parents lived at his bedside. Charlene
Feldbusch remembers one day seeing a young female soldier
 crawling past her in the corridor with
no legs and her 3-year-old son trailing behind.
Ms. Feldbusch started to cry. But not for the woman.
"Do you know how many times I walked up and
down those hallways and saw those people
 without arms or legs and thought, Why
couldn't this be my son? Why his eyes?"
 
 As far as we know, we could be just beginning Rumsfeld's "long,
hard slog."
 We could have young people losing arms, legs, eyes and memories
for another decade in Iraq.
How did we get into this never-ending war with religious fanatics?
 
Subject: Well Bart, what say you now?
I sent you the Iowa Electronic Market reports and you ignored them.
 Hi, my name's Bart.  Nice to meet you.
 You say you sent some IEM reports to me?
 
I sent you the Moore Information Public Opinion Research file on Dean and you ignored that too.
 You sent some MIPOR files to me, and I haven't
responded?
 
 I sent you the WaPo poll data showing Dean
leading all Democratic candidates
 across the South by a wide margine. Again
ignored.
 I am unfamiliar with reports showing Dean
leading in the South.
 If he is, and I said he wasn't,  ...bartcop.com
regrets the error.
 
 Now Drudge is reporting head to head poll
numbers that show Dean
 faring best among all candidates against
Bush.
 All praise to Howard Dean.
 He's the 'Roger Maris' candidate that just
might win this contest.
(You watch, that Dean-Maris comment wiil make
the wires but will they mention  bartcop.com?)
 
Do you EVER admit you are wrong?
 ha ha
 I'm wrong lots of times, but the burden
of proof is on you.
 When did I get it wrong?
 How are you at live chat-room debate?
 Can you debate as fast as you type?
 I can.
 
 No, seriously, ...we should debate.
 If I can't find a Republican to debate.
 I may have to go town-to-town paying people
to debate.
ha ha
 That was written on Oxycontin...
 (Is that how you spell it?)
 In some ways, Rush's heroin addiction is
insightful.
 Rush proved you could work high, ...all
praise to Bill Maher.
 Rush proved to all Republicans that a savage,
Nazi bastard could to do 60 heroin pills a day
 and still carry the banner for the
"tough
on crime, tough on drugs" Republican two-faced
phoneys.
 Rush the heroin-savaged fascist has lead
the GOP down their path of hatred, divisiveness and religiious insanity.
...but covering for Rush's drug problem makes more money for the whore media than the truth.
Yesterday, I was asked, by an 8x10 Republican, "What about your buddy, Rush Limbaugh?"
ha ha
 I was at Mrs. Bart's folks, house, and there,
my name is Mr. Detente.
 (Younger kids don't know the phrase.
 It means, "Let's
not fight today, ...let's fight tomorrow.")
 Note:
 As an agnostic, I fully support the, "Let's
not murder each other until tomorrow," approach.
Finally, I blurted out,
"He has hundreds of millions of dollars.
  That can buy an awful lot of justice,"
 Suddenly, it was time to eat!
 
 (And yes, you
are wrong.
 Clark is a disaster in the making.
 You just don't know it yet.)
 Ox
 
 A disaster?
 Really?
 Is Clark the type of fool who would lie us into a never-ending
meat grinder of a war?
 Is Clark the type of greedy sleezebag who would ruin the economy
with tax cuts for the super-rich?
 Is Clark the type of monster who's
sell pollution chips for a million dollars a mega-ton?
 Is Clark the type of moron who couldn't speak unless somebody
wrote him a script?
Boy, I'd hate to live in an America like that...
 
http://www.militarycity.com/valor/honor2.html
Quotes
"Look also for an attempt to manufacture a
scandal involving
  Karl Rove, in an effort to distract
the White House...
   --Steven Hayward, laying more groundwork for the Karl
Rove whitewash   Attribution
Subject: tsk tsk
Bart, you said:
> So, hang in there a few more days.
> Our next real show will be the best ever and
we're getting gooder with each show.
Getting better bart, getting better.
 You're a stickler for grammar and whenever
some monkey mail has an error
 you use that as ammo. Avoid hypocrisy.
Hammer=high.
 Justin
 
Dude, there's always that chance I was trying to be funny.
 I read that line to Mrs, Bart, and she said, "Monkey,
why did you say 'gooder?'
  and I told her it was a joke, ...she just shrugged
with a very where's-the-humor-in-that? look,
 so it looks like you and she have that disconnect in common.
 As a rule, ...and you can't go by this,
 but when I use words with lots of consonants in them, I'm mostly
serious.
 If I use "gooder," it just might be a gag, because those weapon-weilding
nuns
 would beat us with belts if we used the wrong predicate nominative.
 
...has Amnesty International every done a study on American Catholic POW camps?
Subject: the economy
Bart O'Cop -
 I can't believe I haven't seen this on your
site.
 The mixed news about the holiday economy
was more clearly defined today.
 Overall, sales were slightly better than
last year.
 But that was due to huge sales at high-end
stores like Tiffany's and Neiman-Marcus.
 Sales at Wal-Mart and Target, etc., were
way down.
 So we are to perceive "vast improvement"
over last year, "an economic surge", because people
 who buy $50,000 diamond-encrusted soda
straws are splurging?  And what does this say about
 Bush economic policies in general? 
ABC even said outright, "These high-end sales are due
 principally to Bush tax-cuts, capital gains
relief, etc., from which the wealthy alone benefitted".
 And, by the way, for many reasons I agree
with you about Clark.  One of those reasons is that
 he "flagrantly" embraces the Clintons (in
the face of the right-wing) and uses the word, "liberal",
 with pride and conviction - and well-informed
intelligence.  Clark is the man for this election!
bob
 Let
America Laugh
  Dan Hoyle interviews David Cross
 
  Excerpt:
  I read way more than I watch. I read the
New York Times, and if I'm in a different city, I'll skim that paper.
 I go on the Internet a lot. I'll spend
hours on, you know, Hamster, BuzzFlash, Bartcop, any of those guys.
 It's kind of addictive. My biggest problem
is retaining the exact information. There's so much it gets jumbled.
 I will vote for whoever the Democratic nominee
is. Nobody is going to be as bad for free thinking, right-minded
 individuals than George Bush. I don't want
to see that motherf*cker in office when he doesn't have to do anything
 for political reasons. That's really scary.
If
this shit doesn't scare you now, when he's making concessions
 for political reasons, giving him another
four years where he doesn't have to worry about being reelected,
 we are f*cked.  We're hugely
f*cked. And you better get yourself a Bible..
 

 
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 Feistiness
aids Dean
  More Truman than Dukakis   by Gene Lyons
  Excerpt:
 Meanwhile, Bush was challenged by ABC's
Diane Sawyer about whether Saddam ever had
 "weapons of mass destruction" capable of
striking the U.S.
"So what's the difference?" he all but sneered.
Democrats, save that videotape.
For Dean, it's a political double play.
 
Quotes
"If John Ashcroft wanted any favors on this
one,
  he went to the wrong guy. This guy
is tough"
      -
George Santangelo, a lawyer, on the appointment of Pat Fitzgerald as a
federal special counsel
         as quoted in the NW
Whore Times
 
 Whore, please!
 I'm more suspicious now than I was a minute ago.
 Crofty didn't pull this guy's name out of a hat.  He went
to Karl Rove and said,
"Who's the best friend we have that the Democrats
will accept for this position?"
 Then Rove had his crack staff scour the country for someone who
owes Bush a favor.
 He's probably as "independent" as Kathleen Harris.
 As always, the fix is in.
 The B.F.E.E. doesn't get into anything that's not
rigged up-front.
Hawks tell Bush how to ruin the world faster
  Excerpt:
 Bush was sent a public manifesto yesterday
by Washington's hawks, demanding regime change
 in Syria and Iran and a Cuba-style military
blockade of North Korea backed by planning for
 a pre-emptive strike on its nuclear sites.
 The manifesto, presented as a "manual for
victory" in the war on terror, also calls for Saudi Arabia
 and France to be treated not as allies
but as rivals and possibly enemies.
 
 Oh Christ, now they want to invade France?
 There were no French men on the planes that hit New York.
 Why are we going after France, because they're not as pro-murder
as America has become?
 And we can "demand" regime change all we want, but we'll have
to Saddamize Syria,
 Iran and North Korea to get regime change - and North Korea has
working
nukes.
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 Mad
policies infect nation's body politic
   by
Joe Conason
  Excerpt:
 So the government and the industry can
scarcely claim that nobody told them about mad cow.
 Why did they not act?
 The underlying causes are depressingly familiar:
Agribusiness executives seek to minimize the cost
 of insuring food safety, even after observing
the devastating results of inadequate protection in other
 countries. They and their lobbyists give
millions to politicians and political parties, obtaining undue
 influence over policy. Those politicians
appoint regulators who regard their mission as pleasing
 rather than policing the corporate sector.
 Slaughterhouse
Politics
 Ranchers
Fought Rules That Might Have Prevented Mad Cow
  Excerpt
 What many people don't understand is how
minimal meat inspection is.
 Here's a typical instance, described by
an Iowa farmer: He buys cows or heifers at auction, where they have
 been certified as having met health requirements - not
because of first-hand inspection but because of the seller's
 history as a "good guy." The farmer proceeds
to feed the cattle corn, sometimes with a vegetable-based additive,
 and in two years sells them to a feed lot
or maybe a local butcher. There is no check on the health of the animals.
 Approval for sale is again based on the
history of the farm. What about sick cows? Say a cow falls down - he's
 called a "downer." According to this farmer,
a vendor often is called; he'll send a truck to pick up the animal, kill
it
 (if it is still alive), and sell the parts
into the meat system. If the farmer spots a sick cow in his herd, he gets
rid of it
 quick as he can. He doesn't go through
the rigmarole of testing it through a veterinarian, which takes time and
costs
 money. He just gets rid of the animal and
keeps mum about what happened.
 
From www.bushorchimp.com
The one on the right looks more honest.
Dear Almighty God,
 Today, my favorite football team, (whoever
is playing Dallas) is playing the Dallas Cowboys.
 I hate the Cowboys, Lord, but as the omnipotent
Master of the Universe, you already knew that.
I mildly dislike Tiger Woods, but I hate Dallas like the GOP hates African-Americans.
 I know I haven't been your biggest supporter,
but then again, I haven't asked for a lot.
 Could you please strike the Cowboys down
with your fabulous, righteous and unbridled fury?
 Old Testament stuff won't be necessary
- I don't want them murdered, just beaten on the field.
 How about - Bill Parcell goes trick-play
crazy and each time he tries something,
 everything goes wrong and it results in
a touchdown for whoever they are playing today.
My buddy Sabutai could deliver games for me, so I'm hoping you can, too.
Thank you.
 
Quotes
"The Justice Department investigation into
the leak of a CIA agent's identity could conclude
  that administration officials disclosed
the woman's name and occupation to the media but still
  committed no crime because they did
not know she was an undercover operative, legal experts say.
"It could be embarrassing but not illegal.
The fact that she was undercover is a classified fact,
  so it would not be unusual for people
to know that she was agency but not know she was undercover."
  
--lawyer Victoria Toensing, laying the groundwork for the Karl Rove whitewash 
Attribution
Subject: bartcop radio
 enjoy watching you improve every show
 sorry nobody ever gives you feedback
 keep up the great work
 james
 
 James, thanks.
 I should be clear:  I'm not looking for praise.
 I want to hear, "This wasn't
my favorite, but I liked that.
 Show X was better than show Y because
it had more Z."
 Bush's
American soldier body count in Iraq
 Last issue it was 478 
....this issue it's  times 485
times 485
7more
brave soldiers died for Bush's lies
 
From: http://lunaville.org/warcasualties/Summary.aspx
 Plus, at least  2702.....
2765 
wounded for Bush's illegal oil grab.
From: http://www.antiwar.com/ewens/casualties.html
Subject: Howard Dean, ad naseum....
Bart,
 I've been following the whole Wes Clark
bandwagon thing  going on at the site.
 A few points.
 First, you say Howard Dean can't win. He
can't if ALL of us dont support him.
 Lets say for a minute that when the primaries
have picked a  winner around Febuary, if it turns out
 to be Howard Dean, will you then, in good 
faith give up the "he cant win" stuff and get 4 square behind him?
 Anything else would be reminiscent of Dave's
Clinton blowjob jokes you so abhor.
 Certainly.
 
 Given that Dean is angry, and will take
the time to slap Bush's ass red for all the shit we know he's done,
 I'd think you'd be dancing in the aisles
we have a fighter. Wes Clark says things in a much more muted way.
 Yes Clark is a war hero, so was Eisenhower,
and both parties got on their knees to blow him into accepting
 the nomination. Like Clark, Ike never expressed
any affiliation prior to getting the Hoovering from the Repugs.
I want to like Clark, I really really do, he's smart charismatic and he could hammer Bush the question is, would he and how hard?
 Well, he's
promised to "kick the shit out of them"
if they go McCain on him.
 He was also wounded in battle and went
back for more.
 I'll bet Clark doesn't own even one pink
tutu.
 
 Also, its late in the game really. Dean
has massive grassroots support and is front runner for a reason, he said
what we
 wanted to hear a long time before Clark
wet his finger and tested the political wind. The bottom line is, Dean
will most likely
 be the nominee and he deserves ALL our
support. If Clark wants to be of survice to the cause swallow his pride
and be VP.
 I agree.
 It's standard for everyone to say they're
not interested in the VP spot.
 But the VP does all the attacking in the
campaign - don't you think Dean is a better attacker? :).
 
 That would be of more use than his angry
at the leaks persona.
 Finally as to Dean's remarks re: Ron Brown
and Terry MacAuliff, I agree totally.
 Why dont the single digit folks fold up
the tent and get out of the way and ALL of them
 stop clawing at Dean and tearing him up
since we all know Rove intends to try it later.
 Terry McAullife should be point man
saying COOL IT, its not a slap at Clinton, its just plain facts, Bart.
 We can unite and conquer or stay splintered
and endure 4 more years of murder lies and deceit.
 Peace and happy N. Y.
  Mike
 
 Mike, in my own little world, I pretend the Dean people read 
bartcop.com.
 If I can be Dean's "debate Bush"
and play Devil's advocate, maybe the Dean people will be
 better prepared for the $200,000,000
worth of nasty-ass, "Willie Horton"
ads that are coming.
 The 2004 campaign will be all about terrorism
fear  with a dash of gay
marriage.
 Bush and the networks and cable news handjobs and the wall-to-wall
talk radio Nazis
 are going to suggest or say outright that Dean will surrender
America to bin Laden.
 Then they'll show the Baghdad Turkey getting high fives from
the troops and
 as the commercial closes, you'll see two linebackers toungue-kissing
and the
 announcer will say, "Do we want to trust
America's future to Howard Dean?"
 How will Dean answer those paid-for-with-stolen-Treasury-money
lies?
 I'd sure like to know before we settle on a winner.
 
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Subject: Terry Mac
BC,
 For a guy who has fought so hard and long
for the Dems, I'm a little shocked at your defence of Terry Mac.
 He is the turd burglar who made the chaos
of  the 2002 elections possible.
 That could
be true, I don't know.
 From my mail, I know a lot of people blame
him for 2002.
 I know whenever Terry Mac does a talk show,
the right-wing joins forces with the media
 and they denounce every word he said, so
that gave me the impression he was as fighter
 He scares Republicans and I like that.
 If we're going to be angry about the rape
of 2002, let's be angry that every Democrat who
 lost to Diebold accepted the crooked vote
and then they went home without even a wimper.
 We didn't lose any votes in 2002 because
we were too centrist or too right.
 
 HE'S the one who calls the tune for the
spineless wing of our party. You (rightly) bitch every day
 about the spineless pink tutu Democrats.
Terry Mac is the true leader of that crowd.
I don't understand how/why, but your passion tells me you're convinced.
 We've all got to stick together, so quit
acting like a shift to the left is such a bad thing.
 After 4 years of pResident Junior, we could
USE a hard left turn.
 Correct, but if we leave the center, we
leave the voters.
 
 You're freakin' me out.
 Tim
 Nader
rules out another Green bid in 2004
  If Ego-Boy runs, it will be as an Independent
  Excerpt:
 Nader, whom some most
Democrats blame for pulling votes away from Gore,
 told Green Party officials Monday that
he did not want their nomination.
 National Green party officials expressed
disappointment over Nader's decision,
 saying he likely would have been nominated.
But they scoffed at the notion that Nader
 could get his name on many state ballots
without the support network of the Green Party,
 with 300,000 registered members. Nader
was listed in almost every state in 2000,
 garnering 2.7 percent of the vote.
 
 
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Paper: Rose Admits Betting on Baseball
  Excerpt:
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in major league baseball, reported
 that Rose admitted to betting on baseball
at a meeting with commissioner Bud Selig.
 Rose's ban from baseball prevents him from
being eligible for the Hall of Fame.
 Some observers believe he would have to
confess to gambling on baseball as
 a condition for possible reinstatement.
 
 Why is this a "scandal."
 If Rose bet for his team to lose, and then pulled his punches
as manager - that would be a scandal.
 Gambling built this country.
 You don't think it's a gamble to buy a baseball team?
 You don't think it's a gamble to buy stock in Microsoft?
 You don't think it's a gamble to buy beef from the Food Lion?
 There's nothing wrong with gambling unless you're a holier-than-thou,
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 who can only afford to gamble away $7,000,000 because of all
the money you made screaming
 at other people to stop enjoying their vices.
That's what makes you a whore.
 
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