he still is, very very much, it's just that 'certain types' don't understand
the long game he's playing, and why and would hate him even more if they did.
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he still is, very very much, it's just that 'certain types' don't understand
the long game he's playing, and why and would hate him even more if they did.
Lucky? I would hardly call you lucky.
tis not my job to correct your ignorance
It's more fun to watch you trying to agree with this guy with no concept of why.
As I stated above you sure do miss a lot. You're making the mistake of assuming too much. I don't agree or disagree with Coburn on this because I don't follow pro football so I don't care and it looks as if I'm not alone. The article states he is having trouble finding support for his cause and he blames Harry Reid for a lot of it. So tell us how tax junkies, as you call them, are agreeing with him. It sounds like it's the other way around. He is one who is trying to impose a tax very few want. I suspect the long game statement is something you pulled directly out of your backside, but if not, I'll ask you again to explain this theory of yours so we may all be enlightened.