#George w bush hot dog game serial
If the humane pre-neocon Right was right to fear Leviathan, it was left to the Left to propose abolition of those two serial violators of lives and liberties, the FBI and the CIA. Well, why not? Students for a Democratic Society president Carl Oglesby contended that “the Old Right and the New Left are morally and politically coordinate.” By “New Left” he didn’t mean hate-spraying Red Diaper babies, with their nail bombs and turgid tracts, but rather Middle American kids (Oglesby was a working-class Ohioan) protesting the war, conscription, the education bureaucracy, and the do-not-bend-fold-spindle-or-mutilate corporate state. Michigan boys Russell Kirk, the Bohemian Tory, and Tom Hayden, New Left firebrand and author of the 1960s student manifesto The Port Huron Statement, attend a Detroit Tigers game together in 1968. Bush would have been about as good a baseball czar as we could have hoped for-and as a lagniappe, half a million Middle Easterners would have lived much longer lives. Though a czar is as unnecessary in baseball as it is in a country, George W. From this admirable traditionalist streak, so entirely lacking in his catastrophic presidency, we can infer that today MLB Commissioner Bush would be anti-robot umps, anti-soul-crushing analytics, and anti-extermination of minor league teams. As an owner of the Texas Rangers, he was pro-grass, anti-dome, and anti-playoff expansion. He was a horrendous president, perhaps every bit as bad as Woodrow Wilson, but in matters baseball, the Butcher of Baghdad was on the side of the angels, and I don’t mean the Anaheim ballclub. Bush selected commissioner of Major League Baseball in 1998.
Whether the remnant can recover the latter from the rotting husk of the former is an open question, but in idle hours one muses on what might have been had we taken forks in the road that led down more peaceful paths. Your husband has to chow down this hot dog.“I hate the American Empire,” declared the novelist-patriot Gore Vidal, “and I love the Old Republic.”
First Lady but your Let's Move! initiative will have to wait a day. President enjoying a hot dog at the ballgame? Guess that's why they call it America's favorite past time.īarack Obama: Sorry, Mrs. President!īill Clinton: President Clinton was known to double dog it on the campaign trail. George HW Bush: Easy on the relish there, Mr. Ronald Reagan: President Reagan knows that hot dogs are the fiscally responsible meal of choice at a ballgame. Jimmy Carter: Not sure if this is President Carter eating a hot dog or a different type of sandwich, but lack of good hot dog photo ops may explain why he was a one term president. Gerald Ford: You can't go from center for the Michigan Wolverines to President of the United States without a good hot dog photo op. Richard Nixon: He claims not to be a crook, but he can't deny his insatiable love for hot dogs. President goes to the ballpark, he's got to have his ballpark frank. Lydon B Johnson: A good picture of President Johnson eating a hot dog may be hard to come by, but when Mr.
Looks like dealing with the Russians will have to wait for later. John F Kennedy: President Kennedy enjoying the ballgame and a classic frankfurter. Harry S Truman: Hey President Truman, I hope that's a hot dog they're putting on your plate! Can't defeat the Frankfurters without a frankfurter.ĭwight D Eisenhower: His voters screamed "I like Ike!" but President Eisenhower exclaimed "I like hot dogs!" We all like hot dogs, Mr. Franklin D Roosevelt: Nothing celebrates bringing the United States out of economic despair and bringing down the evil Axis Powers in World War II like a good ol' American hot dog! A well deserved treat, President Roosevelt.
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