August 14th, 2007, 05:57 AM
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Provocateur aka Wallyburger
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Sports stars support Giuliani's presidential campaign
Go figure.
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Sports stars support Giuliani's presidential campaign?
Rudy Giuliani has the most support among notable sports figures who have donated to next year's presidential contenders, according to the Miami Herald's Political Contributions Search.
Giuliani a lifelong Yankees fan has gotten donations from owner George Steinbrenner ($4,600), GM Brian Cashman ($2,300), team president Randy Levine ($2,500) and even the Yankees clubhouse manager Louis Cucuzza ($250)
NASCAR chairman Brian France has donated $9,200 to Giuliani's campaign. President Michael Helton kicked in $4,600 for the former mayor of New York.
Pro Football Hall of Famer and Broncos QB legend John Elway ($2,300) is also supporting Giuliani.
Peyton and Eli Manning's older brother Cooper tossed out $2,500 for Giuliani's run to the White House.
Among other notable sports figures who have made donations to presidential campaigns:
• NBA commissioner David Stern has donated $4,600 for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
• MLB commissioner Bud Selig $4,600 for Chris Dodd's campaign.
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell $2,300 for John McCain's campaign.
• Cowboys owner Jerry Jones $4,600 for John McCain's campaign.
• Dodgers owner Jamie McCourt $2,300 to Hillary Clinton and Chris Dodd's campaign's
• Red Sox co-owner Tom Werner $2,000 for Joe Biden's campaign
• Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino $1,000 for Chris Dodd and Hillary Clinton's campaign's
• SF Giants owner Peter Magowan $4,600 to John McCain's campaign
• Knicks guard Stephon Marbury $2,300 for Barack Obama's campaign
• Celtics GM Danny Ainge $2,300 for Mitt Romney's campaign
• Jets GM Michael Tannenbaum $4,600 for John McCain's campaign
• Arizona Cardinals President William Bidwill $4,600 for John McCain's campaign.
• Eagles President & CEO Joe Banner $2,300 for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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August 14th, 2007, 08:29 AM
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A Whole New World
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Where are the sports stars? Other than Marbury, that's a list of owners and execs and one retired NFL player who is a legit "star."
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August 14th, 2007, 08:31 AM
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Chopped Liver Moderator
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Originally Posted by Donald
Where are the sports stars? Other than Marbury, that's a list of owners and execs and one retired NFL player who is a legit "star."
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August 14th, 2007, 09:12 AM
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Goodbye, Sir. Thank You
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Donald
Where are the sports stars? Other than Marbury, that's a list of owners and execs and one retired NFL player who is a legit "star."
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you forgot a brother of a sports star, too.
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August 21st, 2007, 01:13 PM
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imploding
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yeah - it also seems to break down around geographical ties as well
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