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Old 05-12-2014, 12:48 PM
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From 2011 the momentum is continuing to build to remove USA Military sponsorship of Racing. news highlighted $100 million spent on NASCAR sponsorship with no decernable return.

"I would challenge the Pentagon to give me one example of someone today in Iraq or Afghanistan who saw the Go Army car going around the racetrack and that's why they joined the Army,"
after the recent news of how the VA is treating our returning vets, I might agree the money could be spent on better things.

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after the recent news of how the VA is treating our returning vets, I might agree the money could be spent on better things.
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Lightbulb Hey AUTOWEEK - back down on the "Boner Pills" intake!

This in today's email. Not surprised some are "all lathered up" about the touring "DCaCa!" Predictable...she might as well run for POTUS!
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Race News - Is Danica Patrick's run a Kansas a sign she is turning corner in NASCAR Cup Series?

Patrick had all the speed she needed and the moxie to match, and the driver of the No. 10 Chevrolet scored a career-best seventh-place finish in Saturday night’s 5-Hour Energy 400. This was no fluke, no serendipitous fuel-mileage play. All night long, Patrick mixed it up with the superstars of stock-car racing, and, more often than not, held the upper hand..


http://www.autoweek.com/article/2014...AR01/140519969

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Maybe the DC Morons should get the benefits that our vets get and the vets get what the DC Morons get and leave nascar and the nhra alone, just a thought ?

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Hey AUTOWEEK - back down on the "Boner Pills" intake!
This in today's email. Not surprised some are "all lathered up" about the touring "DCaCa!" Predictable...she might as well run for POTUS!
Who here really believes it was "the fans" who "voted" for the chase system? Or that "the fans" have any real input on DCaCa's soon to be "gifted" run-off position end of this season?
About the same as the "fan input" in NHRA - zero, zip, nada! IMO.

I'm just so non-PC that I'd always prefer those who won races, came in second/third/fourth etc. be ranked and given points for their actual performance. What a concept!
Instead of the current "everyone gets a trophy" mentality and drop the "lucky dog"...

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