Racing pros revved up for GOP

Washington Times ^ | 2/14/04 | Paul Newberry, AP

[kattracks]

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

[kuma]

I'm not trying to give you a hard time but this was already posted.

[c-b 1]

No Mark the budget didn't get balanced under Clinton, the illusion of a balanced budget was created to fool you, and others who aren't much into politics.

[longtermmemmory]

This is a poke in the eye of the DNC down here who were abuzz about courting Nazcar Dads. Former Candidate Graham thought he could tap that because of Daytona in FL.

I bet when Bush appears the Chants of USA! USA! will be sincere. (one warning those guys do not suffer fools.)

[Reagan is King]

"My dad told me he did a lot of great things for our state," Martin said. "I probably wouldn't have escorted him around if I thought he was a heel."

Well I lived (suffered) through the Clinton governorship in Arkansas and I don't remember any great accomplishments. I've been governed in some form or fashion by that POS for a total of 16 years, ugh. It sounds like Mark doesn't really have a clue about politics. By the way Mark, he is a heel.

[bigghurtt]

and martin was my favorite driver, because he's from arkansas.

why do my favorites always have to open their mouths?

[texasflower]

I am fortunate to have been under the governance of GWB for his entire political life!!!

[ovrtaxt]

Labonte put it more bluntly. "I guess most of 'em just have a lot of common sense," he said, referring to his fellow drivers and Republicans. "I like to say we're true Americans. We don't fall for as much ... as those guys on the other side of the aisle."

Cool. Despite my refusal to watch Nascar, I just may start following these guys in the news after all. Knowing some local racers, though, their views don't surprise me at all. Most people into racing don't live in a leftist fantasy world, by any stretch.