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Reason Magazine: Nick Gillespie Interviewing Jonathan Rauch: Twenty-Years of Political Correctness
. Source:The New Democrat I’m not a fan of political correctness myself, because I am a Liberal not because I’m not a Liberal. I’m against all racial and ethnic slurs and all other types of slurs that try to paint … Continue reading
Posted in Reason, The New Democrat
Tagged 1993, 20 Years of Political Correctness, 2013, America, Berkeley, California, California Berkeley, Collectivism, Collectivists, Communism, Communists, Faddism, Faddists, Far Left, Fascism, Fascists, First Amendment, Free Speech, Free Thought, Hippies, Hipsters, Jonathan Rauch, Marxism, Marxists, New Left, Nick Gillespie, Political Correctness, Socialism, Socialists, The 1990s, United States
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NBC Sports: MLB 1980- World Series Game 6-Kansas City Royals @ Philadelphia Phillies: Full Game
Source:NBC Sports– Philadelphia Phillies closer Tug McGraw. “Kansas City Royals 1 at Philadelphia Phillies 4, F — With the Phillies just one tantalizing out away from a Championship, Tug McGraw got ahead on Willie Wilson, then struck him out swinging … Continue reading
Posted in MLB Classic Games, Originals
Tagged 1980, 1980 Kansas City Royals, 1980 MLB Season, 1980 MLB World Series, 1980 Philadelphia Phillies, AL Central, America, Bryant Gumbel, Dick Engberg, Joe Garagiola, Kansas City Royals, Major League Baseball, MLB Vault, NBC Sports, NBC's MLB Game of The Week, NL East, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Phillies, Philadelphia Veterans Stadium, The 1980s, Tom Seaver, Tony Kubek, Tug McGraw, United States, Veterans Stadium
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CBS Sports: NBA 1975-ECSF-Game 4-Washington Wizards @ Buffalo Braves: Bob McAdoo Scores 50 Points
. Source:The New Democrat Anytime there’s a choice between having the player who scored the most points in a game and the team that scored the most points in a game, especially a playoff game I would always take the … Continue reading
Posted in The New Democrat, Wizards Classic
Tagged 1975, 1975 Buffalo Braves, 1975 NBA Season, 1975 Washington Bullets, America, Bob McAdoo, Brent Musburger, Buffalo, Buffalo Auditorium, Buffalo Braves, Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, CBS Sports, National Basketball Association, NBA on CBS, New York State, Oscar Robertson, The 1970s, United States, Washington Bullets, Washington Wizards
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Turner Sports: NBA 1987-Chicago Bulls @ Washington Wizards: Michael Jordan Highlights
. Source:Real Life Journal Don’t worry Wizards fans, the Bullets as they were called back then and I wish they were still called now, or at least something that actually has something to do with Washington, instead of Los Angeles, … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life Journal, Wizards Classic
Tagged 1987, 1987 Chicago Bulls, 1987 NBA Season, 1987 Washington Bullets, America, Bob Neal, Capital Centre, Chicago Bulls, Landover, Maryland, Michael Jordan, National Basketball Association, NBA on TBS, Red Auerbach, The 1980s, The CW, Turner Sports, United States, Washington, Washington Bullets, Washington DC, Washington Wizards
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Mometrix Academy: What is Social Liberalism
Source:FRS FreeState In this post, I’m just going to get into what social liberalism is and what it isn’t. What it really is and what it really isn’t and I’m writing this especially this weekend when I hear people who … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Liberalism, FRS FreeState
Tagged America, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Constitutional Rights, Economic Freedom, Freedom, Individual Freedom, Individual Liberty, Individual Rights, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Liberals, Liberty, Mometrix Academy, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, Social Liberalism, Social Liberals, United States
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Classic MLB: MLB 1986- 9-26- Texas Rangers @ Anaheim Angels: Full Game
“1986 09 26 Rangers at Angels California Clinches AL West” From Classic MLB The 1986 Angels were a very good, if not great all around team. Hitting, pitching and defense that should’ve at least gotten to the World Series. But of … Continue reading
Posted in ALB Classic Games, Originals
Tagged 1986, 1986 Anaheim Angels, 1986 MLB Season, 1986 Texas Rangers, America, Anaheim, Anaheim Angels, Anaheim Stadium, California, Joe Garagiola, Major League Baseball, Milwaukee Brewers, MLB on NBC, NBC Sports, Texas Rangers, The 1980s, United States, Vin Scully
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MLB: MLB 1979-TWIB-8/07-79
Source:The Daily Post 1979, is still one of the best seasons in Major League Baseball and another example of why MLB should’ve went with the wildcard playoff format much earlier than they did, which was 1995. You had three teams … Continue reading
NBC Sports: MLB 1984- St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs: Game of The Week
Source:Larry’s Classic Sports Videos– NBC Sports with this Cardinals-Cubs game. Source:The Daily Press “MLB 1984 06 23 84 Cardinals at Cubs” From Larry’s Classic Sports Videos The baseball game that seemed like it would never end. A classic game in this … Continue reading
Posted in NLB Classic Games, The Daily Press
Tagged 1984, 1984 Chicago Cubs, 1984 MLB Season, 1984 St. Louis Cardinals, America, Bob Costas, Cardinals vs. Cubs, Cardinals-Cubs Rivalry, Chicago, Chicago Cubs, Illinois, Larry's Classic Sports Videos, Major League Baseball, National Baseball League, National League, NBC Sports, NBC's MLB Game of The Week, NL Central, St. Louis Cardinals, The 1980s, Tony Kubek, United States, Wrigley Field
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Thom Hartmann: Dennis Prager: ‘Leftism is a Different Approach to Americanism’
Source:Thom Hartmann– I don’t like leftists either, but they’re not animals. Which might be the nicest thing that I have to say about them. Source:The Free State MD Thom Hartmann debates the difference between those on the left and those … Continue reading
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