Condoleezza Rice Billed as the Remedy for What Ails the NFL

[cajuncocoa]

Because the remedy to a domestic violence PR fiasco is the woman with more blood on her hands than Adrian Petersen or Ray Rice could ever dream of... file this one under "Things only Boobus Understands"

Prominent voices have called for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s head in the wake of playerRay Rice’s suspension, with some people suggesting a rather unconventional replacement: former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona this afternoon left that decision up to NFL owners, but advised Goodell to seek the advice of the former secretary.

Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart went further, arguing Tuesday that Secretary Rice is “the one person who could save the NFL” from its moral quandary and public relations nightmare.

Others, including actor Rob Lowe, have gone on the record to say the NFL should give the job to Rice immediately.

More: http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/condo...ry?id=25410775

[donnay]

Condi do you know anything about Football?



That's what I figured.

[Warlord]

she is bloodthirsty

[presence]

Is this satire?

[cajuncocoa]

Is this satire?

I wish it was.

[juleswin]

And get her completely out of politics? One can only $#@! football up so bad, but the country? It can get 1000x worse than it is now. I think I am open to the idea of pulling her away from politics.

[acptulsa]

Good idea. That way if some valuable player gets peeved at his woman or child he can just call her, and she can dispatch a Tomahawk or a Hellfire. That way the player doesn't get in trouble, and of course, if this woman can evade prison even after that yellowcake bull$#@!, she can't get in trouble either...

[Origanalist]

Big fat LOL all the way around. Take a good look, the NFL is modern America. What a sad joke.

[thoughtomator]

And get her completely out of politics? One can only $#@! football up so bad, but the country? It can get 1000x worse than it is now. I think I am open to the idea of pulling her away from politics.

The NFL is more politics than people realize. Which is why they hand out massive suspensions for pot smoking and minor ones for violent crimes.

[Tywysog Cymru]

Am I the only one who prefers college football

[cajuncocoa]

There were rumors that George W. Bush was considered a candidate to replace Bud Selig as Major League Baseball commissioner just a few months ago, too.

http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/men-...-texas-rangers

The world has gone mad.

[Brian4Liberty]

And Hillary Clinton is the remedy for what ails the United States.

War on men! Hillary 2016!

[Constitutional Paulicy]

She was billed as a candidate when she left the Bush administration. No surprise her name comes up again. She is actually well informed on the NFL and American football in general. Of course she would be a likely replacement under the circumstances. A woman is more sympathetic in nature and the way things have gone down with Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson (domestic violence and child abuse), from a political point of view she would make the ideal replacement from a propaganda point of view.

[Constitutional Paulicy]

BTW Cajun, when are we going to see a sixth star? ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

[juleswin]

The NFL is more politics than people realize. Which is why they hand out massive suspensions for pot smoking and minor ones for violent crimes.

But that is more in line with office politics than national and state politics. I will start worrying when NFL starts affecting my life in any meaningful way

[cajuncocoa]

BTW Cajun, when are we going to see a sixth star? ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Very soon

[loveshiscountry]

Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart went further, arguing Tuesday that Secretary Rice is “the one person who could save the NFL” from its moral quandary and public relations nightmare.

No such thing as “the one person who could save the NFL”. It's always about policy.

I wonder if some of the stuff the NFL does is related to favors government gives them, like the tax exempt status?

[thoughtomator]

But that is more in line with office politics than national and state politics. I will start worrying when NFL starts affecting my life in any meaningful way

the canary isn't what kills ya in the coal mine

[Carlybee]

Why is the government even involved in major league sports anyway?

[Anti Federalist]

Why is the government even involved in major league sports anyway?

Panem et circenses.

Give it another 30-40 years...you'll see "Death Games".

[Massachusetts]

She sits on the college football playoff selection committee, so it's not like she is a complete novice to football.

[RonPaulGeorge&Ringo]

The NFL has its own intelligence agency made up of former CIA and FBI agents. It also builds and manages a chain of 32 large "emergency" concentration camps in major American cities.

[RonPaulGeorge&Ringo]

The NFL has its own intelligence agency made up of former CIA and FBI agents. It also builds and manages a chain of 32 large "emergency" concentration camps in major American cities.

[puppetmaster]

Good. Expose professional sports as the tool of government by running it by government whores.

[cajuncocoa]

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2014

Would Appointing a War Criminal as Commissioner Redeem the NFL?

By William Norman Grigg

Former NFL star Ray Rice pleaded guilty of abusing a woman whom he later married, and was fired by the League after a video of the crime was made public.

Former Secretary of State Condolezza Rice was an architect of an illegal war of aggression that resulted in the slaughter of a half-million people, the displacement of millions more,trillions of dollars in debt, and the creation of a nihilistic terrorist group that has now been designated our existential threat du jour. She is a war criminal who remains impenitent despite abundant proof of the crimes to which she is a party.

More: http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com...iminal-as.html

[enhanced_deficit]

Disgraced SWC Condi *** is still in news..