Two Futures for the Board.
Ronbets
Senior Member
This is just an opinion thread. Yours is as good as the next guy.
#1 Would you lay -200 Matt Williams get fired if the Washgtn Nats fail to reach post-season?
#2 Who gets the Republican Presidential nod in 2016?
#1 Would you lay -200 Matt Williams get fired if the Washgtn Nats fail to reach post-season?
#2 Who gets the Republican Presidential nod in 2016?
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#2 Walker or Bush
#2 Walker is my best guess. Can they really try to run another Bush up there?
2. Bush seems like the safest bet. Ted Cruz for a decent longshot.
#2 Who gets the Republican Presidential nod in 2016? Is there really a difference? If you were going to get robbed and both robbers were wearing masks would it matter you rob you. Have a good time in the voting booth how's the last 8 years working out for you.
A lot better than the eight years before Obama
From what I understand nobody is hitting over 240 in the infield (I think there is one not going to look now) may I ask Mr. Williams there's a kid I think his name is Turner tearing up the league why wouldn't you call him up and give him a shot and possibly a spark to the team and an understanding the way Maddon did it with the cubs no job is safe. Everybody takes a piece of the blame but the Manager has to put it out there you hit you play you don't well will try someone else. Can't stay the same way when it's not working.
Under 500 is disgraceful for that club.
2. Rubio...Saw a report that Iowa folks think Walker is boring, that has to be the kiss of death.
Love it. Saved me about 20k
Must be pre existing condition?
Yes plus access to a better plan. Plan still sucks though, but was a vast improvement over previous ones.
# 2 Trump and Trump :laughing:
Well ya unless you like the smell of Russian uranium :laugh:
Yes, 100%
You shoud Google him a lot of interesting stuff. Not everyone is perfect
PRINCETON, NJ -- Ronald Reagan, the nation's 40th president, became one of the nation's most revered public figures in recent years, a distinct turnabout from the more routinely average ratings he received while he served in office between 1981 and 1989. Reagan's job approval ratings in his first years in office were hurt by the bad economy, and the last years of his administration were marred by the negative fallout from what came to be known as the Iran-Contra affair. Nevertheless, Americans have more recently upgraded their retrospective approval of the job he did as president, and now routinely think of Reagan as one of the nation's more outstanding presidents. Reagan has appeared in the Top 10 of Gallup's annual Most Admired Man list more than 30 times, more often than any other person except evangelist Billy Graham.
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/The-Vote/2011/0204/Was-Ronald-Reagan-a-good-president
Christian Science Monitor?
Classic.
Feeling inadequate?
Have some jelly beans. That will make everything better.
Seems like you're the only one that is angry. I thought you weren't going to post on this subject at all? I think you should heed your own advice in the future. Maybe just curl up in bed with your Christian Science Monitor and call it a night?
And by the way I am very pleased with what i've found so far while working on my model.