Points Results 02.15.2020

[JolyB]

Originally Posted by cal828

Well, it could be "the Great Prevaricator" or "The Great Equivocator" or maybe simply "The King," as he with great modesty and humility likes to call himself. I am just wondering whether it's too late for us to write a letter to the Queen and say we're sorry for 1776. She seems like a nice lady. Maybe she'll take us back?

The Queen has spent too much of her reign overseeing the departure of former colonies to think about taking a troublesome one back. Besides, if we insisted that we have representation for our taxation, she would lose all interest.

I didn't mean to start a political discussion by my post. The current occupant of the White House is definitely not the answer to any of the questions.

[DonGuido]

Originally Posted by JolyB

The Queen has spent too much of her reign overseeing the departure of former colonies to think about taking a troublesome one back. Besides, if we insisted that we have representation for our taxation, she would lose all interest.

I didn't mean to start a political discussion by my post. The current occupant of the White House is definitely not the answer to any of the questions.

No harm done JB, if anything I took it to the insinuated side of politics. i believe Cal and I were just having fun. Moving on to what we are all here for: Thoroughbred Racing.