Great piece by Charles Krauthammer in today’s Washington Post titled ‘Hail Armageddon’ on the sequester taking effect in Washington, D.C.
I can’t believe I am saying this but, I agree with Courtland Milloy at the Washington Post. It is time to change the Redskins name and logo.
So, Washington football fans, how’s that offensive team name and demeaning sports mascot working out? Whooping and hollering as RGIII goes on a “Redskins” warpath only to leave a trail of tears when his wounded knee gets buried at FedEx Field.
In this obscene home team sports fantasy, the gifted Robert Griffin III was reduced to a “noble savage.” Let the “Redskin” play hurt. He can take it. Hail to the young brave-hearted quarterback as he limps into battle on that injured knee. Three cheers as he fights on his one good leg for Old D.C.
And when he’s felled during Sunday’s playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks, bringing the postseason to an ugly and immensely unsatisfying end — torn ligaments no doubt shortening his own career as well — Washington gasps in horror.
Bad karma, I tell you, that team name.
This is utterly shameful behavior by the Washington Post. Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit explains.
Great read from Mike Wise at The Washington Post on how RGIII must learn to take better care of himself on the field. Otherwise, the nightmare scenario that occurred on Sunday will happen again.
Some excellent photos from the Washington Post of the Washington Redskins Fan Appreciation Day.
HTTR!
Link: Did the state make you great?
Another well done column from Charles Krauthammer at The Washington Post.
Of the top 25 newspapers; the Washington Post suffered the biggest circulation declines. Now, their social reader app is suffering the same fate. NewsyTech explains.
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