Your tax dollars at work.

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jarasan — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:37:59 GMT

<br />This shouldn't be the job of the congreff (old english), it is baseball's problem, baseball should be inspecting the overpaid players arses and setting things right, not the congess. The govt. can't be everything to everybody, people need to take initiative and if they don't like steroid use don't go to the games which perpetuates the bad behavior.

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justxploring — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:06:36 GMT

Well Tom Seaver said he believed the scrutiny was very important and necessary. Baseball has always been part of the American dream and our culture. Young people have to know that they can achieve greatness in sports without injecting drugs into their bodies. How can anyone possibly compete in sports when an opposing player is hopped up on performance enhancers? This does affect high school and college students who want scholarships and think that the only way to be someone who can hit a baseball is to take steroids. We need to change that image back to the days of Babe Ruth days. I remember when I was in Fenway Park the day Carl Yastrzemski retired from the Boston Red Sox. He thanked God for his body. Maybe these modern day supermen should do that to.... [ More ]

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Rick G — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 20:22:37 GMT

<br />What does steroid use in baseball have to do with running the country

Original Blog Entry: Your tax dollars at work.

jarasan — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 17:01:45 GMT