Roger Clemens Goes to Congress

[steroidsR4losers]

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[trajiklastat]

get your *'s ready

[CousinoMacul]

Congress has given baseball immunity from anti-trust laws. I think that should be repealed (never should have been, IMO), but as long as that's the case, then what happens in baseball is Congress' business.

[GretchenDawntreader]

this issue matters not one bit. If you can't stop your kids from taking drugs because a sports star or rap star or whoever does drugs, you fail.

People seriously need to remember how to discipline their kids. My parents spanked me and I damned well behaved myself.

Now kids run around dealing crack and the parents are watching Oprah saying "what can I do, it's society and the schools to blame."

screw

that

seriously.

[darkfiredog]

I don't know why steroids is such an issue in the news, if people wanna do things to kill themselves or their sex organs, let them. There are even worse things in the country like the recession going on, hearing the Bush party lied to us 935 times, and we're in a war we don't belong in. I don't hear things about media gettin on lame parents that feed riddelin to their children, and other pills to make them future drug addicts. But we gotta hear about steroids and celebrities doing drugs, lame.

[1mcsource]

Raising and constantly spinning the issue is profitable thats why it wont go away.

[DblOSmith]

I'm with Cenk. Steroids is not a real issue. Give me a break. People are dying, losing their jobs and homes, and diseases and cancer... A bunch of jocks shooting steroids into their asses in order to hit a ball farther is a fucking non-issue. Congress definitely has better things to do.

[quickdraw002]

Of course he did mopuffy, I've met the guy, he graduated from the same high school as me. He's a dick who's trying to save his reputation. How would Petite just think he said "I took HGH"?

[mopuffy01]

Clemens is my hero. He's the greatest pitcher..... and an honest man. I dont think he did it.

[vaderwalks]

Cenk's idea was funny (and it might actually be somewhat effective), but it's too bad he didn't seriously acknowledge the point from the guy on the right. He seems to be a really intelligent person.