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On the Ball
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USA Today
is given free at nearly every major hotel chain
in the country. I would not buy the paper as I still think it leans
to the left, however when someone gives me a copy I tend to page
through it. I wonder how this free distribution affects the
legitimate readership numbers.
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Skip Davidhizar
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SOCCER TO ME
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Re: Jerry Carter’s
Meet
Philip Anschutz
:
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p>I’m a conservative and I’m not suspicious of soccer. It just
bores my
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backside off. I don’t find the game un-American. I just find it
narcoleptic.
/p>
Soccer is the metric system of sports. It’s a game for people who visited Europe once and should have stayed there. I guess the game is all right for women, children, and the clergy. But I can’t imagine why grown men bother with it.
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