Friday, March 4, 2011

Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy was speak softly and carry a big stick and the big stick meant foreign policy. Now our foreign policy is all messed up and TR's famous quote must now seem like speak softly and throw a little twig.

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He might have been in Nascar since 2010 but Jimmie Johnson has now become one of Nascar's all time greatest. He's won five straight championships something that might never be done again. He's also tied with Cale Yarbourgh by wining three straight championships something that Richard Petty, David Pearson, Darrell Waltrip, Dale Earnhardt, and Jeff Gordon could never acompliship. After wining three in a row he then won a fourth and now a fifth meaning he is one of the greatest.


Its now offical, Newt Gingrich will be running for President in 2012 but if he took on Bill Clinton can he take on Barack Obama? Gingrich might be a dirtbag but he can argue with Obama and might win.


Angelina Jolie isn't really that bad, sure she wore necklaces of blood and has 13 tattoos on her body, sure he has been a husband stealer because how she ended Brad Pitt's five year marriage to Jennifer Anniston and ended up with six children. Angie might weird but she still beautiful.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

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When Jimmie Johnson started to drive for Hendrick Motorsports in 2002, Jeff Gordon began to struggle. He might have had Robbie Lommis his crew chief that he won his last championship but he began to fall apart. In 2008 when Johnson won his third straight championship, Gordon went winless for the first time since his rookie year. Last year, he came so close many times but never made it to victory lane. This Gordon has all ready shown that he can still compete and he's now tied with Cale Yarbourgh with 83 wins.



Last year Obama's polls were falling because of the 2010 midterm but earlier this year, his polls were rising. Now with Obamacare being declare unconstitutional and his handeling of the violence in the Middle East saw his polls fall to their lowests.

The rivalry between Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost was perhaps the greatest rivalry in F1 because they were two world championships and were racing for the same team. After they took each other out at Suzaka in 1989 Prost moved to Ferrari but Senna stayed at Mcleran and was the dominant driver. The Senna- Prost rivalry really did show how great Senna was.