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To: re_nortex

Things haven’t changed. John Quincy Adams, after he was president and in the House of Representatives was one of the leading opponents of Texas becoming a part of the U.S.


42 posted on 12/11/2012 12:33:01 PM PST by A. Patriot (Re-electing Obama is like the Titanic backing up to hit the iceberg again.)
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To: A. Patriot; stevie_d_64
Things haven’t changed. John Quincy Adams, after he was president and in the House of Representatives was one of the leading opponents of Texas becoming a part of the U.S.

Well, on a much, much lighter note, New England sure had it's way with the Texans (the Houston Texans, that is) last night on Monday Night Football: 42-14. Ouch. :-)

That humiliating defeat aside, it's always a hoot to watch Nashville, Tennessee native Bill Belichick's postgame presser. I'm not sure whether it's he or Steven Wright who has truly mastered the art of deadpan comedy.

44 posted on 12/11/2012 12:50:53 PM PST by re_nortex (DP...that's what I like about Texas.)
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