But they are fired after those eight years, it is his wealth he isn’t giving it to them. He may allow them to stay on if they do a good job, which is his prerogative. I was just disagreeing with the OP’s comment.

Not a troll. And get back to your conference call, as whatever you right is incoherent and a further waste of your time.

To first answer your point about seizing control at an aribitrary time, and placing it in the hands on a disinterested individual - that is why I put trust in quotes.

Hate to defend him, but he did say that after he comes back in eight years (God, could you imagine two terms of this) he will then fire them. Not during his presidency, when the “trust” will be in effect.

I mean, you don’t have to go back that far to get your answer. While not a billionaire, Selig is worth several hundred million - and happily did the job.

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Enough burning already going on in that book.

I have that book.

Cheerleaders: 2, 4, 6, 8

My was Ernst vom Rath

His Hall of Fame chances can go up just as likely as they can go down.

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I come by way of Gawker. I definitely would have. Whether I would have gotten stars is a different story.

I’m equal opportunity. Though, surprised you didn’t go the male route.

What is also alarming is how many military personnel are going to be in Trump’s cabinet - now that Gen. Kelly has been named Homeland Security head. We have civilian oversight for a reason.

Good Gravy. Where?!?!

I completely understand Donald. No one is ever going to want to recount the next four years.

I just commented below, but I’ll reply to you too.

Mets ownership loses most money ever for a team.

The one change I always thought was needed, if you were going to do the whole home field advantage is determined by the All-Star Game, was change the managers to the teams leading their respective leagues; Instead of the previous year’s World Series managers.