Not sure why you would think the reaction would be different for Clemens than it would be for Bonds unless you’re trying to find inject some kind of racial angle into the whole thing.

You suppose all those folks who keep hollering that Barry Bonds is a big cheater will be equally outraged about Roger Rocket?”

QiaB, can’t begin to see what your point is? Law should be enforced only if some critical mass percentage of the population heard of the offender? Nah, that can’t be it.

You suppose all those folks who keep hollering that Barry Bonds is a big cheater will be equally outraged about Roger Rocket?

If it happens, get indoors quick. There’s gonna be a great big ol’ flock of pigs passing overhead.

WTF cares.

The public sure does not.

So… if the police were to investigate the local crack house and find evidence of criminal activity, the proper response should be to shove the evidence up the investigating officer’s ass?

Smacks of just not wanting to be bothered to enforce the law.

I would say that the tens of millions of people that watch baseball in this country constitute ‘the public’ and do care.

WTF cares.

The public sure does not.

Yes, let’s just accept that Congress wastes it time on trivia. I mean, why ever hope to improve anything?

Money everywhere they turn from morning to the night.

Only two things count at all from mountain to the sea.

Part of it’s percentage, and the rest is guarantee.

Granland Rice (who died in 1954)

Hello?

Knock, knock.

Because it’s something that Congress just does.

I didn’t see anybody getting worked up when the House passed resolutions this year to recognize the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, nor the recognition of the festival of Diwali which is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains, nor was there any compelling reason for the House to do so. They just did.

Obviously, our government has more important things to do. But I doubt I will see them. The house passing a resolution honoring the Christmas holiday however? That will get some panties in a twist.