B BaronDawg Letterman and National Champion May 29, 2001 4,378 2,331 182 Mar 10, 2016 #1 Well, OSU Corch Urban Meyer endorsed John Kasich today. Guess I'll now have to decide on another presidential candidate with higher moral standards.
Well, OSU Corch Urban Meyer endorsed John Kasich today. Guess I'll now have to decide on another presidential candidate with higher moral standards.
D d-dawg Letterman and National Champion Sep 25, 2001 3,825 6,303 197 Frogtown Mar 10, 2016 #2 Mike Ditka endorsed Trump after taking a couple of shots at Obama. Of course, ESPN let him go after that. They seem to have the libs back for some reason.
Mike Ditka endorsed Trump after taking a couple of shots at Obama. Of course, ESPN let him go after that. They seem to have the libs back for some reason.
B BaronDawg Letterman and National Champion May 29, 2001 4,378 2,331 182 Mar 10, 2016 #3 d-dawg said: Mike Ditka endorsed Trump after taking a couple of shots at Obama. Of course, ESPN let him go after that. They seem to have the libs back for some reason. Click to expand... NASCAR's Bill France is catching hell for backing Trump, too
d-dawg said: Mike Ditka endorsed Trump after taking a couple of shots at Obama. Of course, ESPN let him go after that. They seem to have the libs back for some reason. Click to expand... NASCAR's Bill France is catching hell for backing Trump, too
D DawgMaticFan National Champion Feb 7, 2016 926 219 17 Mar 10, 2016 #4 d-dawg said: Mike Ditka endorsed Trump after taking a couple of shots at Obama. Of course, ESPN let him go after that. They seem to have the libs back for some reason. Click to expand... It's not in ESPN's interest to have their employees expressing political sides. Sports is a great non-political pass time where people of all stripes can band together to pull for the same team. Politics is a potential poison pill.
d-dawg said: Mike Ditka endorsed Trump after taking a couple of shots at Obama. Of course, ESPN let him go after that. They seem to have the libs back for some reason. Click to expand... It's not in ESPN's interest to have their employees expressing political sides. Sports is a great non-political pass time where people of all stripes can band together to pull for the same team. Politics is a potential poison pill.
