Rinata
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First of all, the right wing idiots hate Rachel. As you know, she is very bright and researches her stories thoroughly. That is a big no no to the stupid right. So no, they will never agree that any story from Rachel is accurate. Actually they won't believe any true story if they don't lke it. They are a pretty messed up bunch.![]()
Wow! I just noticed your new Avi.....
...love it!
Hey, remember when he tried to pretend that he actually was a White Sox fan???
Obama to Dibble on why he wore a White Sox fan to throw out the first pitch in Washington: Im a Southside kid, I gotta make sure (White Sox owner) Jerry Reinsdorf doesnt get to angry with me.
Dibble: Having played with the White Sox for a short time, I know how the Cubs fans and White Sox fans go back and forth. Who was one of your favorite White Sox players growing up?
Obama: You know uh .. I I thought that uh . you know the truth is a lot of the Cubs I like too! But, uh I did not become a Sox fan until I moved to Chicago. Because I uh . I was growing up in Hawaii so I ended up actually being an Oakland As fan.
Obvious follow up question: Oh .so who were your favorite Oakland As players growing up? But Dibble probably figured sports fans had cringed enough, already.
Oh My: Obama Couldnt Name Any White Sox Players When Asked « Nice Deb
That was great: exposed as a fraud again!
My post sure got a lot of attention. But as usual, the responses are bullshit. I have an article of my own to share, you bimbo.
Barack Obama may have moved out of the Hyde Park-Kenwood neighborhood of Chicago to the White House of Washington, D.C., but to the Chicago White Sox, he will always be one of them.
"I not only have to answer to (chairman) Jerry Reinsdorf and our fans," White Sox general manager Kenny Williams says, "but answer to the president of the United States. If we don't win, I know I'm going to have him on (me), too."
President Obama is no casual White Sox fan. He wears his black-and-white cap with "Sox" across the top until it is tattered and stained with perspiration, prompting Reinsdorf to have new caps delivered to him. He watches their games, tells the White Sox he pores over their box scores, calls former slugger Harold Baines his all-time favorite player and takes jabs at the rival Cubs like a good South Sider should.
White Sox's first fan: Obama loyal to hometown team - USATODAY.com