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Mountaineer: Captain Genius clearly best in Sophomore Sprint
Captain Genius set a pressured pace while off the rail under Deshawn Parker and after being moved to the four path in upper stretch drew off to win the $85.000 Mountaineer Park Sophomore Sprint on Tuesday night.
Trained by Joe Woodard for owner Billy Hays, Captain Genuis put away Warrioroftheroses and Jasizzle coming into the stretch on his way to an 8 1/2-length win in ridden-out fashion.
Jasizzle hung on for second in the eight-horse field of 3-year-olds, finishing 2 1/2 lengths in front of Fleet Eagle in third.
Running time for the six-furlongs over a track labeled good was 1.10.61. Captain Genius returned $4.20 to win.


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Honda to abandon hybrids for diesel?
The latest sales data for the Accord Hybrid bring another disappointing, down month (17% for the month, 48% for the year) for the hybrid version of America's most popular car. For comparison, the Prius hit the Accord's monthly sales in the first 17 hours of April!
GreenCarCongress is now reporting that Honda is canning the hybrid Accord, and instead focusing their energies on clean diesel. We discussed VW's new "clean TDI" Jetta two weeks ago, and it appears that Honda maybe following a similar strategy. The 2009 Accord will include a diesel engine that also meets the Tier-2 bin-5 emissions standards (translation: street legal in California). For biodiesel enthusiasts, this would mean two mainstream, popular cars available in diesel versions.
On the flip side, this is a bit of a sad chapter for the company that built the Insight, the first full hybrid and the production car with the highest gas mileage ever. One question on our minds — with many academic studies showing that "vehicle image" underscores the purchase decisions for Prius, will Honda be bold enough to give the new green diesels a distinctive look?
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The Cincinnati Bengals practiced with heavy hearts today after learning of the death of teammate Chris Henry, who had been placed on injured reserve in November after suffering a left forearm fracture. Our thoughts are with Henry's family and the Bengals at this difficult time.
As challenging as it can be to forge ahead through difficult circumstances such as this, it is what humans do. The Bengals will do just that when they take the field Sunday. In terms of game preparation, the Bengals are otherwise fortunate in that they do not have an extensive injury report, and their key players are healthy. Some other teams around the league are dealing with lengthy injury reports, however, and face the potential absence of several key players as they approach the playoffs.
So who will be on the field for your fantasy playoff roster heading into Week 15? Here's what we're hearing so far this week ...
Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons: Ryan suffered a turf-toe injury in Week 12 that has sidelined him the past two weeks. Ryan did not practice Wednesday, which was not a surprise. But his return to practice Thursday was a surprise. Although the extent of his practice work is unclear, the fact that Ryan was present at least raises the possibility that he'll play Sunday. Stay tuned.
Vince Young, Tennessee Titans: I outlined Young's latest injury setback Tuesday. By Wednesday, Young was strongly suggesting to reporters that he would be back on the field with the team in Week 15, telling the Nashville Tennessean that his hamstring was feeling "way better," and adding, "I definitely want to play. I am taking it easy just to be on the safe side." Taking it easy refers to the fact that Young didn't practice Wednesday. Since rest is the best medicine for hamstring injuries, this is not a big surprise. Expect Young to try to increase his activity late in the week in preparation for this week's game. He likely won't be 100 percent healthy, meaning his ability to make big plays on the run could be affected, but it sounds as if the Titans expect him to perform.
Tom Brady, New England Patriots: Brady caught our attention last week when he missed practice for the first time all season. Brady was (and still is) nursing three injuries: He has ongoing issues with his throwing shoulder (which was aggravated in the preseason); he recently injured the ring finger on his throwing hand (which, though noticeably bruised, did not appear to affect his accuracy in Week 14); and, most significantly perhaps, he suffered a rib injury, which might be affecting his performance to some degree.
Rib injuries for quarterbacks are not easy to play through. Just ask Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb or Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, both of whom have missed time this year because of broken ribs. The location of the rib injury, though, might have much to do with why Brady is able to persevere. A lower left-sided rib injury such as the one McNabb suffered is particularly problematic for a thrower because of the attachment there of the large abdominal oblique muscles. Contraction of those muscles, which are responsible for trunk rotation, can pull at the injured rib, aggravating it with each effort. Although all rib injuries are painful, a same-sided rib injury for Brady (on the right side for a right-handed thrower) could allow him to function a bit better.
Of course, this takes nothing away from his toughness. Brady's successful rehabilitation and return from a challenging knee injury has already proved his mettle. For the record, let's be clear that his knee is not one of his injury concerns at this point. He has already demonstrated that the knee issue is well behind him. In fact, Brady's leg strength is one of the variables likely helping him endure his current upper-body injuries. Brady will continue to play with these injuries and, after resting Wednesday, was back in practice Thursday to prepare for Week 15. Fantasy owners should expect Brady on the field Sunday to face the Bills.
Mark Sanchez, New York Jets: Sanchez missed Week 14 after suffering a posterior cruciate ligament injury the week before. Sanchez returned to limited practice on Wednesday, and he worked with the first team on Thursday, according to the Newark Star-Ledger. Although Sanchez has not officially been named the Week 15 starter, all signs are currently pointing in that direction. Coach Rex Ryan said that Sanchez "looked good" and "moved well" and that the team will see how his knee responds to the workout. The Jets likely will announce their starter decision Friday. It is worth noting that Sanchez likely will have braces on both knees, which could slow him a bit. But as long as he can escape defenders, it looks as if he will play.
Matthew Stafford, Detroit Lions: Stafford is not expected to play in Week 15 as he continues to nurse a separated left (non-throwing) shoulder. Coach Jim Schwartz indicated that Stafford is "still a ways away," according to the Detroit News. Although Stafford says surgery is not currently an option, it normally takes several weeks before scar tissue can settle in and provide stability to the AC joint after this type of injury. Given that Stafford has already had one setback, it sounds as if the Lions are being more cautious now. And why not? Stafford is a long-term player for a franchise that is not headed into the postseason this year. Expect Daunte Culpepper to start again. Wide receiver Calvin Johnson's value might take a hit here, not only because of the switch at quarterback but also because Johnson is again facing injury issues of his own.
Running backs
Michael Turner, Falcons: Turner did not practice Wednesday, which seems to be par for the course of late. Turner's right ankle has kept him out of action since Week 12, when he suffered a setback, although he has not been fantasy productive since Week 10. In the past week, Turner has maintained that he has been making progress, and to that end, he did return to practice Thursday. Although it's unknown at this time just how much Turner actually participated, this is clearly a good sign in terms of his recovery. Fantasy owners should not get too excited just yet; there is still no definitive indication that Turner will be ready to play in Week 15. Naturally, what Turner does in practice toward the end of the week will dictate our level of confidence in him if he does return.
Brian Westbrook, Eagles: The good news is that Westbrook has been able to progress his activity as he recovers from his second concussion, including returning to practice with the scout team last week. The not-so-good news is that Westbrook still has not met the targets that would allow him to receive medical clearance to return to play. Coach Andy Reid told the Philadelphia Daily News that Westbrook is, "better, but not all the way completely cleared. We're still doing [testing] as his exercise increases. They'll keep testing him until they're comfortable with where he's at." Reid reminded everyone that despite eagerness on the part of Westbrook and the team to have him back, the Eagles will continue to do what's in the best interest of the athlete, which is as it should be. It sounds as if Westbrook will not be available in Week 15.
Jonathan Stewart, Carolina Panthers: After Stewart suffered an injury to his toe in Week 14, his routine nonparticipation in Wednesday practice raised a bit more concern. That concern was alleviated, though, with the news that Stewart was a full participant in Thursday's practice. It will be important to see how Stewart responds to Thursday's activity before determining his Sunday availability, but the situation is looking good so far.
Steven Jackson, St. Louis Rams: Jackson has been pressing through a back injury for the past few weeks, and it has now been revealed to be a herniated disk, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The diagnosis does not change anything, though; much of what determines whether Jackson can play is simply how his back feels.
In the case of a herniated disk, as long as the symptoms remain localized to Jackson's low back, there is not necessarily a huge level of concern. Many people are quite functional despite the presence of disk problems, although when the disk is inflamed, the pain itself can be debilitating. The concern grows, however, if the disk is causing associated neurological problems, such as numbness or weakness in the leg. This was the case last season for the aforementioned Matt Hasselbeck, who was having weakness in his leg as the result of a herniated disk in his back. Hasselbeck's season came to an early end, but he recovered nicely in the offseason and, after undergoing a rigorous rehabilitation and conditioning program, has been able to return strong this year.
This week likely will be a repeat of the past few weeks, with Jackson's availability to be determined at game time.
Wide receivers
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals: Fitzgerald's owners can breathe a bit easier now that tests have revealed that Fitzgerald did not suffer a season-threatening injury Monday night. He did sustain a bone bruise, though, along with a mildly sprained medial collateral ligament. Bone bruises, which often occur in conjunction with major ligament injuries, can be painful, and Fitzgerald clearly is experiencing some discomfort. Nonetheless, he was back in practice Wednesday on a limited basis, and the Cardinals were sure to keep him from overdoing it. As coach Ken Whisenhunt told the Arizona Republic, "We're going to be as conservative as we can early in the week with hopes that he will be able to do more on Friday and obviously play on Sunday." For his part, Fitzgerald insists he will play Sunday, but the Cardinals will monitor his progress throughout the week before making their final decision.
Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions: Johnson didn't practice Thursday, causing the red flags surrounding his knee injury to reappear. Although there have not been many details provided, there must be some concern about Johnson's Sunday availability, given this midweek downgrade. Fantasy owners should have a backup plan in place.
Percy Harvin, Minnesota Vikings: The Vikings are understandably getting a bit nervous about the status of their star rookie receiver, who missed Week 14 because of ongoing issues with migraine headaches. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported that Harvin is continuing to be medically evaluated related to the migraines to ensure that the headaches do not represent another more serious underlying issue. As the Star-Tribune outlines, one of the concerns is that although Harvin has been dealing with headaches since childhood, the frequency of their occurrence seems to be increasing. Although migraines are often unpredictable in nature, many patients learn to identify (and therefore avoid, to the extent possible) the triggers that can set them off. When the triggers are hard to identify, the problem becomes even more challenging. The hope is that the expert consultation will help here.
Although Harvin participated in elements of Wednesday's walkthrough, he became ill and did not take part in practice. Any plan for his return to physical activity is unclear, and this appears to be a day-to-day issue. Harvin's fantasy owners should make alternate plans for this weekend because his status appears to be in jeopardy.
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh Steelers: Ward is still recovering from a hamstring strain and did not take part in team practice Wednesday. Ward usually has Wednesdays off anyway, so this is not a major development. Ward played last Thursday despite clearly not being able to run at full speed. Nonetheless, Ward told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review he is "getting better every day," and the team expects him back on the field Sunday. He might not be completely recovered, but he should look better than he did last week.
Jeremy Maclin, Eagles: Just as DeSean Jackson was returning to the field for the Eagles after an injury, Maclin exited the field with an injury of his own. Actually, Maclin suffered a setback of a left foot injury he was already nursing when he partially tore the plantar fascia.
Originally coach Andy Reid suggested that Maclin would miss one or two weeks, but on Wednesday, Reid refrained from ruling Maclin out for this week's contest against the San Francisco 49ers. The Philly News reports that Maclin, despite missing practice Wednesday, was not seen in his protective boot in the locker room. Although that's an encouraging sign, it's a far cry from running, planting and pivoting. It's hard to envision Maclin's suiting up this week. Teammate Kevin Curtis might well be back on the field to add depth to the receiver corps; a return from Curtis would mark his first appearance since Week 2. Curtis has been on the mend from knee surgery, and although he has been practicing on a limited basis, he likely isn't ready to take on a full load. Thus, Maclin and Curtis should not be in fantasy lineups in Week 15.
Mike Sims-Walker, Jacksonville Jaguars: Sims-Walker is listed as probable and is expected to play Thursday night against the Colts, but don't expect him to be at full health just yet. Remember, Sims-Walker was downgraded midway through last week because of a left calf injury that eventually kept him out of Thursday and Friday practice. Despite being listed as doubtful, he managed to persuade the team in pregame warm-ups that he was capable of playing, but he did not post great numbers. Sims-Walker has been playing despite a knee ailment that was then complicated by the calf strain and has not been especially productive of late. Although the news that Sims-Walker is expected to play this week is encouraging, it would not be surprising if he is not yet 100 percent. Fantasy owners should temper expectations as a result.
Tight ends
Brent Celek, Eagles: Despite a drop here and there in the past two weeks because of an ongoing thumb injury, Celek has consistently put up fantasy points each week. But now Celek is also dealing with a back issue that kept him out of Wednesday practice. Apparently, the back began bothering him before Sunday. According to the Philly News, coach Andy Reid said, "They worked on him and were able to get him ready for the game." True, Celek was ready, and again he put points on the board, but he was seen walking gingerly after the game and is still dealing with stiffness. Nonetheless, Reid says that Celek "should be ready to go this weekend," so barring a downturn, fantasy owners can plan on his availability.
Be sure to check back Saturday for post-Friday NFL injury report updates on all your fantasy players heading into the weekend.
Also, see you at the injury chats (Tuesday 11 a.m.-noon ET, Friday 11 a.m.-noon and Sunday pregame (10-10:30 a.m.). And check out Fantasy Football Now on Sundays at ESPN.com from 11:30 a.m. ET to kickoff for last-minute inactives, rankings and more!


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1. The Detroit Tigers swept the New York Yankees in four games and wrapped up the American League Championship Series on Thursday. Their National League counterparts, the San Francisco Giants, had to fight the St. Louis Cardinals all the way up to Game 7 on Monday night. So does the well-rested team have the advantage when the World Series starts tonight in San Francisco? (7:30, Ch. 29) Not necessarily. Last time the Tigers had a big layoff before the World Series, in 2006, they lost to the Cardinals in five games.
2. Most people know Mary Dolce as an award-winning baker, cooking instructor and owner of the acclaimed Elmwood Avenue pastry shop Dolci. But she has nurtured another passion since childhood that she indulges outside the kitchen – writing. She holds a launch party for her first book, "How to Cook for a Man When You Want to Be Dessert," from 6 to 8 p.m. in Shadow Lounge, 1504 Hertel Ave. Although it sounds like a collection of recipes, it isn't. It's a novel.
3. Named a "top young historian" in 2007, San Diego State University professor Edward J. Blum looks for fresh and unusual metaphors to make history come alive. He will draw from his newly published book, "The Color of Christ: The Son of God and the Saga of Race in America," when he talks about centuries of racial and religious contradiction and conflict at 6:30 p.m. in Regis North of Canisius College's Richard E. Winter '42 Student Center. It's free and open to the public.
4. It's National Food Day, and Buffalo foodies will celebrate from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Big Fuss 2.0 in Artisan Kitchens and Baths, 200 Amherst St. Organized by Feed Your Soul Productions' Christa Glennie Seychew, the woman behind the Nickel City Chef series, it features dishes made from local products by chefs Steven Gedra of Bistro Europa, Bruce Wieszala of Carmelo's, Ross Warhol of the Athenaeum, James Roberts of Park Country Club, Chris Dorsaneo of Lloyd Taco Truck, Jim Guarino of Shango and Adam Goetz of Sample. DJ Cutler will provide music. Tickets are $30. Proceeds will help a struggling local farm. For info, visit www.eatlocalbuffalo.com.
5. The Buffalo Chamber Players open their sixth season at 7:30 p.m. in Buffalo Seminary, 205 Bidwell Parkway, with Arnold Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire," a musical setting for 21 poems that premiered 100 years ago this month. It's notable for its use of the Sprechstimme style, in which the vocals (to be performed by Grammy-nominated soprano Tony Arnold) are delivered like speech. It will be accompanied by projections and an exhibit of 21 works created for the occasion by Buffalo-based artist Mark Lavatelli. The program also includes Schoenberg's "Verklarte Nacht" in its original 1899 version for string sextet. Doors open at 6 for the exhibit. Tickets are $15, $5 for students.
6. Tonight may be your last chance to witness country music legend Glen Campbell, the man behind such hits as "Wichita Lineman," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" and "Gentle on My Mind." Diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease last year, he released what he said would be his last album, "Ghost on the Canvas," and has embarked on what he's calling "The Goodbye Tour." He comes to the Mainstage Theatre in the University at Buffalo Center for the Arts on the North Campus in Amherst for a concert that begins at 7:30 p.m. with Victoria Ghost, a duo comprised of his daughters Ashley and Shannon, who also assist him in his show. Tickets are $47 to $67.
7. Last spring, jazz pianists and Manhattan School of Music classmates Adam Kromelow and Angelo DiLoreto, who's from Williamsville, came to the world's oldest Steinway dealer, Denton Cottier & Daniels, 460 Dodge Road, Getzville, to play a benefit concert featuring the music they love – the songs of the British progressive rock band Genesis. It was so well received that they're back to do it again at 7:30 tonight. Tickets are $15, reservations and will-call only. Proceeds benefit the Amherst Symphony, which also benefits from an auction at 7. For info, call 689-6996. They'll also perform The Genesis Piano Project on Thursday evening in Denton's other store in East Rochester.


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Senior point guard Peyton Siva was having fun with center Gorgui Dieng in a recent interview, warning the residents of Louisville that Dieng now has a car.
"Stay off the road if you guys see Gorgui," Siva said.
Dieng recently took a trip home to Senegal and Siva said when he returned, the junior got a car to drive around Louisville.
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Dieng just laughed off the ribbing by his point guard.
"I drive, yeah I drive," Dieng said. "I learned how to drive and have my license, so there's nothing really different."
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Dieng did say he spent some time recently back home with his family and "it was nice to see them," noting he maybe saw his family 25 days last year.
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Dieng was fourth in the nation in total blocks last season with 128 and said he "loves the summer," because he can work on his game.
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Boeheim went on: "The Big East is you're playing SMU, you're playing Houston -- it's different. The old Big East was the best, but it's no longer the Big East."
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*U of L sports information director Kenny Klein tweeted a photo of Peyton Siva during a photo shoot for Athlon Sports late in the week. Any chance we could see Siva on the cover of the basketball magazine? That's a pretty safe bet.
*Former U of L star Jerry Smith tweeted last week that was joining Bennet Cantu next season in Italy's Series A league.
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The Times will begin immediately to call the former Bradley Manning by her preferred name Chelsea Manning.
Private Manning on later references, and she for the pronoun.
As I wrote last week, this is a circumstance that has little if any precedent ... Over the weekend, the executive editor Jill Abramson, appearing at the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association event in Boston, said The Times would go in this direction.
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My opinion: until his male member is lopped off he's a guy, period.
He'll still be male until he replaces his Y chromosomes.
If someone wanted to be called Master of the Universe would the New York Times comply?
And a lifetime convicted felon at that. Damn, we're screwed.
I prefer to be called "The Wise and Fearsome King of the Universe VanShuyten."
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Nope, it's 'delusional freakshow Manning'
I mean, we all know that woman are paid less than men for the same work and all.
Why is the "sex change" of former military service member Manning being tolerated or supported in any way? Part of the punishment of this creature should be to remain imprisoned in the body of what is considered to be the "wrong" gender.
Apparently that is a more effective prison than the reinforced concrete and alloy steel bars of the physical jail cell.
Or even more evil - what if, after somehow finagling the resources to carry out the "transgender" mutilation on this creature's body, the outcome is not at all what was expected? Is there a probability that the "reversal" will then be authorized?
To what end?
The NYT is P I N K O
It's really a picture of Tanya Harding he is using, right?
Who says "Wishing will not make it so"?
No more insanity for me, please. I've had quite enough.
Even then IT will just be a mutilated male.
his chromosomes claim that he's a man regardless of any surgical or hormonal alterations.
Still wondering if Manning is a freak or a brilliant tactician.
This could all be a ruse to become a folk-hero on the left, this setting himself up for a pardon from barky.
Gender deniers.
Manning was stripped of all military rank, pay, allowances, and benefits by the court martial judge's decision. He will NOT receive a pension. But if you are talking about some level of prisoner pay for what he will be doing as 'hard labor,' then you sarcasm might be correct.
It's too bad Manning's last name isn't "Clinton." That would cause all sorts of NYT hilarity as they try to be PC but not say anything bad about the heir apparent to one of their gods.
What's his new middle initial? I'll bet it's C for Clinton.
Chelsea C. Manning, Esqirette.
Lew Alcindor.
Cassius Clay.
Malcolm Little.
Marion Morrison.
However there are no laws or rules surrounding it, so I as a free citizen am allowed to call MISTER Manning anything I damned well please, his perverted preference notwithstanding. In keeping with that philosophy, he is BRADLEY HARDLY A. MANNING to me, and will be until I decide otherwise.
Then I get to call the NY Times the name I prefer to call them. The Old Grey Whore.
ya know, you are right. This calls for a massive government program to develop a treatment thru recombinant dna.
i remember how bush kept the dna stocks limited by federal decree. but when he left office, an executive order changed all that and they cured micheal j fox of parkisons.
As a friend of mine pointed out recently, the New York (Slime)Times, other sewer media and (alleged) "academia" are prime keepers of The Sacred Book of Political Correctness. The obnoxious characteristic about political correctness? Politically correct speech seeks thru various intimidations (racist, sexist, homophobe and now Islamophobe) to make people feel compelled to say things they simply know are NOT true. Private Bradley (err Chelsea) Manning is the case in point here but also in recent times, the constant insistence Religion of peace (should be pieces!)
PC is a form of Fascism (and the true hate speech) that seeks to control what people are allowed to say with the goal of controlling how they think (any opposing expression is by definition "racist", "hateful", etc.)... maybe first described in George Orwell's novel "1984" as "newspeak". Newspeak (aka: PC) was designed to so limit and restrict the language that any opposition to "Big Brother" would have no words to even express.
NY(slime)T, DemWits among others of their ilk, have long brewed the PC Kool-Aid and seek to force all to drink their PC poison. PC is a poison as sure as cyanide or maybe a virulent contagious pathogen. I return to my friends insightful quote: "Politically correct speech seeks to make people feel compelled to say things they simply know are not true." This (oh the rusty irony!) starts with the PC term "Progressive"... I and many observe they are anything but progressive! As we have observed these last five years (and thru history), with the worsening economy, race relations and society in general, progress is NOT possible with "Progressives" in charge! Bottom line tis all the Devils business!
Bradley... Uhm Chelsea Manning is going to get a full pardon in 2016.
I was going for "the incredibly good-looking super-genius."
I think we should all announce similar name changes and if we're ever interviewed by the paper, we should demand to be called by our new names.
Technically, in the US Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, he will likely be referred to as "Private", and perhaps by his assigned number.
N.B.: he should have a fun time of it, as the majority of convicts at Leavenworth are there for sex crimes.
No reason not to change his last name as well. I say he should go for it: Chelsea Clinton. I'd contribute to a fund that pays him if he does it.
Imagine the headlines ...
Chelsea Clinton still in jail.
Chelsea Clinton a traitor to the US.
Chelsea Clinton demands sex change surgery.
Chelsea Clinton undergoes hormone adjustment.
Chelsea Clinton receives therapy for severe mental disturbance.
Chelsea Clinton diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder.
Chelsea Clinton blames all problems on parents.
Chelsea Clinton desperate for attention.
Chelsea Clinton fades from memory.
Where are they now: Chelsea Clinton
No reason not to change his last name as well. I say he should go for it: Chelsea Clinton.
And if he demanded we call him Napoleon they'd be mocking him.
Sorry... So long as you have the sex organs you're STILL a man.
What if Chelsea Manning went into the ladies room in public in front of little girls? Do we arrest him for delinquency with a minor or tell the kid that men in the bathroom is ok? Y'know... Until that non consensual relationship thingy happens?
In other news, the New York Times will call George Costanza, "T-Bone", in accordance with his wishes.
LOL! It's hard to believe now, but back in the '60s when I was in school the New York Times was considered a credible, even top-notch, newspaper.
Here in America the National Socialist Democrat Workers Party (Nationalsozialistische Democrat Arbeiterpartei, abbreviated NSDAP or simply the Nazi Party, or even more simply the Democrats) use strongarm tactics to remove Christianity from public view, populate the universities and newsrooms to rewrite history and propagandize the daily news, attack traditional cultural institutions like marriage, the nuclear family, and even the Boy Scouts, and personally destroy scientists and professors who do not toe the line with regard to Democrat Party doctrine on abortion, embryonic stem cells, the environment, and global warming.
Naturally, imposing rationed state-controlled health care on the masses, using murdered school children to push "gun control", threatening to suppress opposing opinion and free speech through a fairness doctrine, speech control through "political correctness", and using quasi-terrorist tactics to stonewall any attempt to roll back socialism (for example, legislators in Wisconsin fleeing the state with a clap on the back from Fuhrer Ubama in order to prevent a vote on pending legislation) perfectly fits the modus operandi of America's own 21st century Nazi party.
In other words, Americas Democrats are operating in EXACTLY the same way the original version of their party operated in Germany during the 1930s.
"Traitor" would be the proper form of address.
"Lighten up, Bradley."
I would insist that the NY Times refer to me as the Queen of France, and that their reporters call me "your Highness" while kneeling before me.
Big Charity CAMPAIGN.. "DNA 4 Trancesexuals! "
we have by and large reached the end of the road in terms of societal GULLIBILTY
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