madden, they were going to draft ray on the first round, and what i remember is like it was yesterday, madden had flown in to baltimore because he wanted to meet with ray and i remember walking out to practice and there was madden with the short sleeve and all of that and sitting down at the 50 yard line like they were having a picnic and they were just talking. he wanted to get to know him. and i can t get that image out of my mind. they subsequently drafted ray in the first round and i think that the thing that i became a raiders fan that day because they had a whole lot of hbcu people on the team. and from then to the broadcast booth, what stands out to me about madden is that he was just a good guy and a fair guy. you know, and that is a lot to say about somebody. he was just a fair person.
violates the separation of church and state. here s what ray in new jersey said. these people backed by the aclu will not be satisfied until a constitutional amendment is passed to make this an atheistic country. james tweeted us and he said i m a retired navy officer. and i pray that this nonsense of removing religion from our armed forces stops. we should point out that the air force through a spokesman said you re right. it was a bad idea. we shouldn t have been doing it so they stopped. here s another tweet. this is from fred, air force is 100% right to remove bibles and should not be promoting any religion over another first amendment. maybe people wouldn t have problem with that as much as they actually talked about other religions in the same point of conversation. for example, what happened at fort hood. i mean, there was so much effort to not say that he was a muslim, right? so it almost seems like, you know, when we talk about christianity, that seems to get an easier kno
overgeneralizing. i got an initial close look at his first to ray in new hampshire. i saw jennifer donahue talk about returning to the left of mitt romney. i don t think that s the way to look at it. his theory isn t about left to right. i think you d have a hard time finding a lot of difference that s meaningful. i think the point is with he looks and he sees a lot of people a lot of center to conservative moderate to conservative voters many the republican party and independents who will vote in republican primaries like new hampshire who see ultimately a tea party movement they don t identify with. and a front runner in mitt romney who they may not love or embrace. the opening is for somebody to be an alternative to romney in that space. huntsman thinks his bed, the authentic guy, the guy who s not going to come roaring to the right of the party and pretend to embrace everything he may not embrace makes him a tenable