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The press ethic that he applied to McNabb (wrongly in my opinion), was certainly operative in the Sorenstam story several months ago. It's been years since my work schedule allowed me to listen to his show at all, so I didn't hear what he had to say about that golf event, but a politically correct press pack mentality, favoring a liberal point of view, probably was the windmill at which he was tilting-- unfortuneatly, the windmill unhorsed him. I suspect he would have relished a counter argument by his ESPN colleagues, which would have allowed him to flesh out his thesis, and soften the racial flavor of his comments.

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he would have relished a counter argument...which would have allowed him to flesh out his thesis

No doubt. Would have been a good argument. Shame there's such a lack of discourse. The PC crap really kills it. But, that's part of the plan since they don't teach critical thinking in public school anymore.