Quitter Martinez
On Friday, Senator Mel Martinez (R-FL) resigned. His invalid reason is what?
Slugging culture, one opinion at a time...
On Thursday, the Senate confirmed Sonia Sotomayor (68-31). As previously stated, Sotomayor’s confirmation was absurd. Her judicial perspective is reprehensible. She will be an atrocious arbiter.
On Thursday, Rashard Lewis was suspended for ten contests. Lewis’ excuse is irrelevant. Athlete’s ingestion is their responsibility.
Donte Stallworth: “I recognize that there is a difference between the legal standard in my criminal case and the standard to which NFL players are held. It is clear that I exercised poor judgment and caused irreparable harm to Mario Reyes, his family, the NFL, its owners, coaches, employees and to my fellow players.”
On Monday, President Clinton visited North Korea. On Tuesday, Euna Lee and Laura Ling were released. I am elated I was incorrect.
On Tuesday, Paula Abdul exited American Idol. “With sadness in my heart, I've decided not to return to Idol,” she said. “I'll miss nurturing all the new talent, but most of all being a part of a show that I helped from day 1 become an international phenomenon.”
Antonio Pierce: “I am not sorry for how I acted that night. I am not sorry for how I responded. I am sorry for putting myself in position that I had to respond the way I had to respond. There [are] a lot of lessons I learned from this. I take them to heart and I take them seriously, obviously. It has been a lot of ups and downs.”
Hank Aaron: “I wish for once and forever that we could come out and say we have 100 and some names, name them all and get it over and let baseball go on. I don't know how they keep leaking out. I just wish that they would name them all and get it over with.”
On Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs signed Amani Toomer. Toomer inked a one-year contract. “If you look at the situation here, with a new coach, a great quarterback, it's just a good situation for me to be in and I'm happy to be here,” he said. “It's like you can feel the excitement coming through in how the coaches are trying to change to environment.”
On Monday, President Clinton visited North Korea. North Korea is irrational. North Korea is unreasonable. President Clinton will not secure our prisoners. He will not solve their nuclear ambition.
In Super Bowl XLII, Plaxico Burress snared the penultimate pass. On September 4, he signed a 5-year, $35 million contract. On September 25, he was suspended for two weeks. On December 1, he was charged with criminal weapons possession. Burress’ plunge was both conceivable and unfathomable.
Employment needed recovery and reinvestment.