Point -- Counterpoint

[Frayed Knot]

So Ronnie D. mentioned tonight that if Keith were truly to run for office (as was suggested during his stadium tour tonight) he might have a problem with it since they're on opposite sides of the political debate.

So is the lefty the "lefty" or is the lefty a "righty"?

As always, vote early and vote often

[nymr83]

Hernandez is the Republican.

http://www.newsmeat.com/sports_political_donations/Keith_Hernandez.php
he's given $7500 to the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE , RUDY GIULIANI PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE INC, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL COMMITTEE, and Rick Lazio
he's given $500 to a democrat i've never heard of (Paul Feiner)

now i'll grant you that people make contributions to candidates of both parties, but i'd guess its rare for an individual to donate to the other party's national committees

Edited May 7, 2009 by Guest

[metirish]

="Nymr83":30tfsrb9]Hernandez is the Republican.[/quote:30tfsrb9] I would have guessed that too .

Edgy DC May 07 2009 08:03 PM

Born in a rock solid blue Hawaii, raised in Massachusetts, pitching at an Ivy League school, Ron was a pretty easy guess.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Born in a rock solid blue Hawaii, raised in Massachusetts, pitching at an Ivy League school, Ron was a pretty easy guess.