Augusta Fears That Its Golf Party May Be Spoiled

The New York Times ^ | 11/16/2002 (for editions of 11/17/2002) | Jeffrey Gettleman

[Salgak]

Laura Bush comes to mind, or Jeane Kirkpatrick. . . .

[Paul Atreides]

And, an honorary membership for Lady Thatcher.

[Texas Eagle]

Shitchya! How much?

[toddst]

Laura Bush comes to mind, or Jeane Kirkpatrick. . . .

10-4 on either or both of these ladies. Perhaps Lynn Cheney would be a good choice also? I'd love to see the feminazzi's take Mrs. Cheney on. One very tough, bright lady is she!

[Doctor Raoul]

Would you put up the DC Chapter if we came down to protest their protest?

[Viet Vet in Augusta GA]

It ain't that big a house...

[cherry]

Look.....you can not discriminate in the full public eye and expect to get away with it.....

Augusta wants to remain the elitist boy's club then that is fine with me....they can do it....

what they can not do, and will not be allowed to continue to do, is to act like a national treasure and tell half of the population that they will never be members no matter how much money they make....

This should have been dealt with in a gracious manner...now look....it will be a Jesse Jackson fest for sure....

[Republic of Texas]

This woman soesn't care one bit for you, or anyone in Augusta. Actually, that would be anyone, anywhere. She DOES care about her own self-aggrandizement, which she has already taken care of at your expense. That's why: "Socialism always fails!" TM

[gcruse]

If we conservatives can ever manage to get things like
abortion, homosexuality or radical environmentalism ostracized and
abandoned by the rich and powerful like this, we will destroy the Left in a walk.

Yes.  All it takes is the willingness to 'look mean.'  Once we
can overcome that obstacle, a whole new way of persuasion
opens up.

[Moonman62]

what they can not do, and will not be allowed to continue to do, is to act like a national treasure...

The founders and members (all men, BTW) of Augusta National created a national treasure, and they continue to be one. It's not an act.

[tom paine 2]

Because corporations have not stood up to the PC totalitarianism, they are now saddled with huge costs of enviromental compliance and human resource personel that make sure that they are complying with these ridiculous laws. We need to defy these laws just like the blacks defied the Jim Crow laws in the 60's. As an investor I am also worried about the companies I invest in being gutted by the trial lawyers who use these laws to strip companies of their assets.