Limbaugh Would Like To Own St. L. Rams

2muchcoffeeman · Jul 30, 2008

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

If Rush treated Republicans the way he treated Democrats, you'd think Mark Cuban had just bought the Cubs.
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No, absolutely nobody would think that. Limbaugh doesn't have Cuban's cash or his track record as an owner who is willing to spend and knows how to maximize team profits. He built the Mavericks up from the dead. They may be full of fail come playoff time, but he has still taken them a long way.

Speaking of full of fail.....
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More important than the Mavericks' on-court results during Cuban's tenure is this: Cuban has a proven record as a businessman, both before and after buying the Mavericks.

ScribePharisee · Jul 30, 2008

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

If Rush treated Republicans the way he treated Democrats, you'd think Mark Cuban had just bought the Cubs.
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No, absolutely nobody would think that. Limbaugh doesn't have Cuban's cash or his track record as an owner who is willing to spend and knows how to maximize team profits. He built the Mavericks up from the dead. They may be full of fail come playoff time, but he has still taken them a long way.

Speaking of full of fail.....
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Teams are graded by their number of RINGS. The Mavs are just another decent team with NO RINGS.
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So, you present Mark Cuban buying a team as a good thing until it no longer supports your argument. Then it is a bad thing. Any politician would be proud of those flip-flopping skills.

And your evaluation of Cuban's ownership of the Mavericks is a joke. They were a disaster financially and on the court when he bought the team. He has made them into one of the most valuable franchises in sports by strong financial management and he has given the team every opportunity to succeed. Have you ever once heard of the Mavericks having to back away from a move due to money? No. Never. Doesn't happen.

You fail again. Move along.
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On the flip flop remark, great! So what position in the Democratic Party do I get?

Ben_Hecht · Jul 30, 2008

ScribePharisee said:

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

If Rush treated Republicans the way he treated Democrats, you'd think Mark Cuban had just bought the Cubs.
Click to expand...

No, absolutely nobody would think that. Limbaugh doesn't have Cuban's cash or his track record as an owner who is willing to spend and knows how to maximize team profits. He built the Mavericks up from the dead. They may be full of fail come playoff time, but he has still taken them a long way.

Speaking of full of fail.....
Click to expand...

Teams are graded by their number of RINGS. The Mavs are just another decent team with NO RINGS.
Click to expand...

So, you present Mark Cuban buying a team as a good thing until it no longer supports your argument. Then it is a bad thing. Any politician would be proud of those flip-flopping skills.

And your evaluation of Cuban's ownership of the Mavericks is a joke. They were a disaster financially and on the court when he bought the team. He has made them into one of the most valuable franchises in sports by strong financial management and he has given the team every opportunity to succeed. Have you ever once heard of the Mavericks having to back away from a move due to money? No. Never. Doesn't happen.

You fail again. Move along.
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On the flip flop remark, great! So what position in the Democratic Party do I get?
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You're right in step with Johnny McC, guy.

ScribePharisee · Jul 30, 2008

Didn't Obama back off his "out of Iraq" policy, leaving it to his military chiefs - the same ones that have been telling Bush they needed to stay?

JC · Jul 30, 2008

ScribePharisee said:

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

If Rush treated Republicans the way he treated Democrats, you'd think Mark Cuban had just bought the Cubs.
Click to expand...

No, absolutely nobody would think that. Limbaugh doesn't have Cuban's cash or his track record as an owner who is willing to spend and knows how to maximize team profits. He built the Mavericks up from the dead. They may be full of fail come playoff time, but he has still taken them a long way.

Speaking of full of fail.....
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Teams are graded by their number of RINGS. The Mavs are just another decent team with NO RINGS.
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With your theory Jeffrey Loria is a great owner.

ScribePharisee · Jul 30, 2008

Sorry, but the Johnny Mac remark knocked me off the thread track too.

outofplace · Jul 30, 2008

ScribePharisee said:

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

outofplace said:

ScribePharisee said:

If Rush treated Republicans the way he treated Democrats, you'd think Mark Cuban had just bought the Cubs.
Click to expand...

No, absolutely nobody would think that. Limbaugh doesn't have Cuban's cash or his track record as an owner who is willing to spend and knows how to maximize team profits. He built the Mavericks up from the dead. They may be full of fail come playoff time, but he has still taken them a long way.

Speaking of full of fail.....
Click to expand...

Teams are graded by their number of RINGS. The Mavs are just another decent team with NO RINGS.
Click to expand...

So, you present Mark Cuban buying a team as a good thing until it no longer supports your argument. Then it is a bad thing. Any politician would be proud of those flip-flopping skills.

And your evaluation of Cuban's ownership of the Mavericks is a joke. They were a disaster financially and on the court when he bought the team. He has made them into one of the most valuable franchises in sports by strong financial management and he has given the team every opportunity to succeed. Have you ever once heard of the Mavericks having to back away from a move due to money? No. Never. Doesn't happen.

You fail again. Move along.
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On the flip flop remark, great! So what position in the Democratic Party do I get?
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And now you try to change the subject, so at least you realize you are getting your head handed to you.

Somebody give this guy a standing eight count already.

Ben_Hecht · Jul 30, 2008

Yep, it's fantastic.

McCain's wandering all over the map re economics (now, he agrees that boosting marginal social security tax rates might prove a necessity) -- despite his handlers trying to rein him in on this and other issues -- is amusing, though hardly surprising.

Anything to win.

Simon_Cowbell · Jul 30, 2008

Ben_Hecht said:

Yep, it's fantastic.

McCain's wandering all over the map re economics (now, he agrees that boosting marginal social security tax rates might prove a necessity) -- despite his handlers trying to rein him in on this and other issues -- is amusing, though hardly surprising.

Anything to win.
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Maps are dangerous to McCain right now.

Ben_Hecht · Jul 30, 2008

Simon_Cowbell said:

Ben_Hecht said:

Yep, it's fantastic.

McCain's wandering all over the map re economics (now, he agrees that boosting marginal social security tax rates might prove a necessity) -- despite his handlers trying to rein him in on this and other issues -- is amusing, though hardly surprising.

Anything to win.
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Maps are dangerous to McCain right now.
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Czech.

And double-Czech.

old_tony · Jul 30, 2008

Simon_Cowbell said:

Ben_Hecht said:

Yep, it's fantastic.

McCain's wandering all over the map re economics (now, he agrees that boosting marginal social security tax rates might prove a necessity) -- despite his handlers trying to rein him in on this and other issues -- is amusing, though hardly surprising.

Anything to win.
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Maps are dangerous to McCain right now.
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At least McCain's map doesn't have 57 states.

Grimace · Jul 30, 2008

old_tony said:

Simon_Cowbell said:

Ben_Hecht said:

Yep, it's fantastic.

McCain's wandering all over the map re economics (now, he agrees that boosting marginal social security tax rates might prove a necessity) -- despite his handlers trying to rein him in on this and other issues -- is amusing, though hardly surprising.

Anything to win.
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Maps are dangerous to McCain right now.
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At least McCain's map doesn't have 57 states.
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He was referencing the future US states of Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Venezuela after we invade and take over those nations.

America, fuck yeah!

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