Where’s the Outrage?

As we all know by now, Terrell Owens has officially denied trying to kill himself.  He actually spent 2 hours catching passing with Dallas QB Drew Bledsoe.  So, who knows the real story.  My thoughts - If Terrell Owens needs psychiatric help, I hope that he gets it.  Otherwise, let’s move on.

Let take up the airwaves with important topics like Dallas winning the SuperBowl or Bush finally really and truly trying to catch Bin Laden. 

Addendum: so, the inevitable press conference.  We’re told not to believe what you’ve seen or what you’ve heard.  Spin.  Spin.  Spin.  Here’s Terrell Owens is press conference.  I have edited most of it because… it’s mostly drivel.

 

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The exact information is somewhat sketchy but it appears from reports from the Dallas Morning News and WFAA and AP - it appears that Terrell Owens may have tried to take his own life.  He may have taken an overdose of pain medications.  My hopes and prayers are with Mr. Owens.

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The failures of this administration are too numerous to name.  The failure specifically on the Iraq invasion and the Iraq occupation are unfortunately also too numerous to name.  The Democrats held hearings to try to underscore the multiple problems in Iraq.  Not enough troops.  Unable to close and seal the borders.  Not recognizing that we were fighting an insurgency.  No unified authority.  Not enough of the right equipment.  Not enough resources to rebuild the country and to protect the citizens. Finally, not enough of the right troops — insurgencies are best thought with special forces.

 

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