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[LBM]

All the great weighty and worrisome things like two wars, terrorism, health care, jobs, climate change and crap in trade will now have to be shared with the crushingly awful life threatening problems caused by the controversial Bowl Championship Series. Oblama to the rescue. We all can be thankful for the wonderful glorious position we find ourselves in now. Life is so good to have a president who with his transcendent efforts can hone in through all the clutter and chaff and unearth the very problem that threatens the very survival of this country. I really think I can sleep well to night. Aren't we all so lucky to have this leader.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/football/ncaa/01/29/obama.bcs.ap/index.html?xid=si_ncaaf

[Crestliner]

uhmmmm....do I sense a little sarcasm here? LOL!

[Cane Pole]

Nothing like good leadership and direction for the country.

[backtocrappie]

I agree, this matter is of the utmost importance and should not be neglected another minute. It's critical to the raw function of the free world.

[fishinRod]

He has to do something positive while in office that he will be remembered by, I mean if he is going to go down as one of the greatest presidents of all time he has to have something next to his name.

George Washington:"the father of our country", played a central role in the formation of the U.S.A.

Abraham Lincoln: issued the  Emancipation Proclimation abolishing slavery.

Theodore Roosevelt: leader of the Progressive Movement and displayed American power.

Barack Obama: forced the NCAA to have a playoff system in college football.                   

[KIO]

 I suppose it's a good thing we didn't elect Hillary. As I understand it she doesn't like sports all that much.
 Once this is settled, could we get a congressional comittee to look at Professional Wrestling? (I've heard rumors some of it was fake.)

KIO