Guess who said this?
I want to win a Pulitzer Prize for commentary. Royko won one and I’d like to win one. I’m hoping my stuff on Imus and The Jena Six will put me in contention. If it doesn’t, it’s just not meant to be.
Here's a clue you can click to find out.
Tip of the hat to Sweet Jones
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You are too funny for words, P6. The picture is priceless
And YES, it did warrant its own post. Now we know why he's been shuffling so very hard. His 'feets' is moving so fast, I could barely keep up with him doing the Sambo Shuffle.
He didn't say that ...
He couldn't possibly think he is on the same level as Mike Royko (whom I grew up reading in Chicago). That's too funny to even laugh about ...
You were ri-ight!
Thanks for the information! I love it when fools like "Whitelock" confirm what I already knew about them. Mike Royko and Whitelock, huh? Oh lawdy, lawdy, lawdy.....
Clarence Thomas knew that he
Clarence Thomas knew that he could aspire to become a Supreme Court Justice due to the fact that his loyalty to neo-racists would more than compensate for his lack of qualifications. Maybe, Whitlock is banking on the same possibility.