Does this mean Hillary won’t throw out the first pitch?

ME, a few months ago:  “Well, at least it can’t get any worse.”

I was so young and naive then…

Word is that since Tuesday alone the Mets have received well over 1000 emails, phone calls and letters asking them to cancel the event, but that they are digging in their heels and refusing to bow out gracefully. One Mets staffer told a caller today that they are being “bombarded.”

Seems like the settlers in Hebron don’t have many friends. Three of the groups calling for the Mets to cancel the event are Israeli and one of the main US groups demanding cancellation is Jewish Voice for Peace:
http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/301/t/9047/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=1687e

Blame Bernie Madoff!

Funny that this story comes out on the day it is announced that the 9/11 hijackers will be tried in NYC. The natural expansion of settlements to accomodate children don’t matter as much as two fallen buildings and 3,000 dead/ Tell that to CAIR and the AADC

Glen - sorry if I offended or angered. I just can’t be neutral, having conducted baseball clinics in Israel and visited the victims of the Sbarro bombings. My daugther was also a blaock away from a random bombing during the Maccabiah Games.

I’ll promise to keep my politicsm especailly when it is something on which i would not give,  out of the blog from now on.

That was my thought exactly, Oliver.

“Well, the Natinals (sic), of course!”

To me, the Nats are more baseball oriented so a story like “Guess who signed Juan Gonzalez to a 3-year contract?”  I’d guess the Nats, followed by a story about Gonzalez needing prostate surgery.  International incident?  Def. Mets.

In a world of 7 billion people it’s amazing how a group of 13 million can cause so many problems.  Yes, that was sarcastic.