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The Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell says we've become a nation of "wusses" after the NFL reschedules Sunday's game between Philly and Minnesota.
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10 comments:
Rendell showed he is a fool looking to score political points where ever possible.
Another example of stupid pa. folks.
What Truth hurts, he is right. Eagles did not want Vick playing in snow...
Wussies
Its about football for crying out loud. The Governor is right.
It's about money...if it cuts down attendance, it hurts the private and public sectors. It's also about drunk football crazies out in 20 inches of snow killing themselves and other people.
Rendell can stick it in his ear for being an irresponsible politician who thinks football macho is more important than what he was sworn to do.
Jerk.
oh lets be kind and gentle to everyone. Lets worry about what toilet paper we use, and lets not make it a color that would offend anyone. I guess that is why toilet paper is white.
I wonder how long before we are invaded, no wait we already have been, our own education system has screwed us.
Japan, China and other countries will not bomb us, they have too much money invested in us.
IDIOTS!
Maybe I watched a different game. I only saw the Vikings "playing" last night. Maybe you should change the headline!!
loser would be crying about how irresponsible the NFL was if they had played and you witnessed 30 car pileups on I-95, Jersey Turnpike, and DE-1
He is just pissed that his Eagles lost. If they played Sunday during the Blizzard and the Eagles lost then he would be complain again.
Any team that causes pain upon Vick is my hero! He is a disgrace as a human being! I even route for Dallas when they play the Eagles! Last night I was loving the Vikings for all the sacks on Vick! And shame on our president that thinks Vick needs a second chance! Not in professional sports when the public and our children see him as a "hero"!
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