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Leisher 
Top 3%, yo.
Group: Super Administrators
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Posted on: Apr. 09 2012,11:16 |
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"Controversy" on whether or not they'll invite IBM CEO, a woman.
Both Romney and Obama are quoted in the article as saying they should.
Here's a fact, whether they do or don't, it's none of the government's fucking business. It's a private club. No federal or state funds pay for that course.
Why is Augusta always in the spotlight for this shit? I remember a court case in the 90s where a guy sued a university because he wanted entry and was denied. It was an all girls school. He lost. Guess why...
It was a fully private school. No public funding.
Show me the difference? Oh wait, I know, rich, white men are tied to Augusta, and they're fair game for everyone to shit on.
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GORDON
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Posted on: Apr. 09 2012,12:43 |
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Must be lots of republicans there.
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Leisher
Top 3%, yo.
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Posted on: Apr. 09 2012,13:31 |
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Bill Clinton, while he was the President, asked to play there and was denied.
So maybe...
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TPRJones
I saw The Fault in our Stars opening night.
Group: Privateers
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Posted on: Apr. 09 2012,13:50 |
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I'd bet that was less about partisanship and more about not wanting to disrupt the entire place with Secret Service bullshit.
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