Harry Reid, the senior United States Senator from Nevada, was answering a question from Roll Call’s Steven Dennis about an immigration. He asked Reid whether his Republican counterpart Mitch McConnell was waiting for Mitt Romney to weigh in on President Obama’s immigration order before speaking out.
What a boss that Harry Reid is.
You might’ve heard about this situation with this reporter for this Web site called The Daily Caller earlier today. But as Wonkette correctly points out, it’s only the second-most-entertaining thing the conservative outlet has done today. The first is this column, “Bryce Harper, conservative hero,” in which Mark Judge opines on why the Washington Nationals rookie (who recently went viral by saying “That’s a clown question, bro” to a reporter who asked a stupid question) is an awesome baseball player but also a metaphor for conservatives. As we point out above, the first comment is the best.
Nothing else should be said after that man. Best comment ever.
What can’t this kid do, seriously.
So last night Nats rookie Bryce Harper pinch-hit during a pick-up softball game on the National Mall.
It looks like Bryce needs to work on his softball game.
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In other words: Harper is awesome—exactly what baseball needs. He’s essentially a throwback: a cocky, ornery cuss who can back it all up. Ty Cobb minus the racism and chaw, Lenny Dykstra before the bankruptcy. He tells me Pete Rose, a.k.a. Charlie Hustle, is his favorite player and that “I want to play the game hard. I want to ram it down your throat, put you into left field when I’m going into second base.”
Okay, this profile has me pretty excited for baseball.
Excited to see how Bryce does in AAA this year, as well as a (hopefully) full year with Strasburg on the mound.
