no agenda, no concern
by melagrano on May 15, 2008 7:18 PM EDT
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is'nt it obvious that spector has an agenda and that is the comcast deal and the nfl is feeling the reprcussions of his wrath. He want's to mess with the anti trust laws, if roger clemons did not get jailed or seriously in trouble for his actions, what the hell does arnold think is going to come about with the pat's issue. MLB was about steroids and the whole organazation, sypgate is about bb cheating, got caught, got fined, got penalized, that's it. Arnold, do you really think your constituents are going to back you in another wannabe Mitchell report? Do you think they want to go thru that fiasco all over again? And last but not least pat's bloggers, ask yourselves this, If arnold spector really cared about the integrity about the game, then why did he not concern himself in the matter of the CHEATING REFEREES IN THE NBA?
ANSWER: NO AGENDA!
If there was ever a proof positive, definate reason to evoke an anti trust law and truly care abot the integrity of a game and and organazation that was a perfect time to seek out and do something about it, but Mr. Arnold Spector was never heard from or seen on the matter, again, because he did NOT HAVE AN AGENDA, and he truly is a fraud as a human being
mela......
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Who's impartial?
Absolutely right, mela. Specter is the last person to be involved in an impartial investigation into this matter. (What “matter” for crying out loud? There is no “matter!”) He inserted himself after hearing about the rumor of a Rams walkthrough tape (thank you Mr. Tomase), and imagined the same fate for his beloved Eagles and their Super Bowl loss to the Pats three years later. If there MUST be a reason that the Patriots won, why doesn’t he just investigate his throwing-up-in-the-huddle quarterback Donovan McNabb, or the coaches for their inexplicable and horrendous lack of time management towards the end of the game.
The whole NFL/Comcast dispute is just throwing in additional reasons for the grandstanding Senator from Pennsylvania to remove himself immediately from this whole issue.
Keep the faith!
by Marima on May 15, 2008 8:01 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
lol
I really loved Sen Kennedy’s reply:
“With the war in Iraq raging on, gasoline prices closing in on $4 a gallon, and Americans losing their homes at record rates to foreclosure, the United States Senate should be focusing on the real problems that Americans are struggling with,”
by Ogor on May 16, 2008 12:01 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Uh oh...
...I hear crackling, I think hell might be freezing over. I agree with what Sen. Kennedy said. Yikes…
But I thought that the McNabb throwing up thing was a TO fake thing??
I think Arlen is just trying to get headlines, and mark my words, I’m betting Matt Walsh will have a book deal… ugh, and yuck…
by DanieXJ on May 16, 2008 9:27 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Not sure I could admit
to areeing with him, even if I did. Which I might. Darn it!
by coltsfanawalt on May 17, 2008 2:37 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Yeah, a book deal
“How I Single-handedy am responsible for the Rise and Fall of the New England Patriots”
by Matt “Is it lying if I’m delusional?” Walsh
Keep the faith!
by Marima on May 17, 2008 8:40 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
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