Description Porn: That car in the opening scene. Don’t Make Me Destroy You: Goodwin effectively promises not to subpoena Van Doren if he just keeps his head down during the investigation, because “the contestants are not the villains here.” (Sandra thinks this is just because he’s so enamored of the Van Doren family.) Double Standard: The committee’s castigation of Van Doren is based on this. Van Doren is told that “a man of [his] intelligence” shouldn’t be lauded just for coming forward and publicly admitting his mistakes, the implication being that a smart man like Van Doren should’ve known not to get into a situation like this in the first place. Apparently, moral/ethical transgressions are more severe when it’s a smart person making them. Or something. However, the first few Senators grovellingly congratulate Van Doren, not for telling the truth but for the eloquence of his confession that he lied. This is broken by a Senator annoyed with the bullshit, who points out to Van Doren that he shouldn’t be fawned over for telling the truth. note (Van Doren looks almost relieved to be told off, despite the dubious implications of the charge as noted above.) Downer Ending: Goodwin fails to “get television” as he’d hoped, since Enright and Freedman take the fall for NBC http://poker2228.com/yazdani-amriki-was-grooming-attackers-in-canada-and-britain/, rightly expecting that it’s nothing they can’t bounce back from. Everyone above them lies and gets off scot free. In the end, all the public disfavor falls on Stempel and Van Doren, who arguably deserve it the least of everyone involved. TV marches on relatively unexamined, and worst, it’s strongly implied that this was the last time in the United States that being intelligent was a heroic trait. We were too successful.
Get daily updates directly to your inbox SubscribeThank you for subscribing!But in these recent turbulent years for the Ibrox club Alex Rae has watched in horror as all three have become increasingly distant from the club he loves.That’s why he believes the next managerial appointment the board makes is critical to getting, not only the team back on track, but the whole club back to the basic principles that defined Rangers for so long.That’s why he insists there can be no more shots in the dark like the previous two managers Mark Warburton and Pedro Caixinha, who Rae reckons arrived without a full understanding of the relentlessly high standards demanded in Govan.Rae believes Rangers need people at the club who understand everything it stands forThis time it has to be a figure who knows the club’s ways and commands respect by upholding the long held traditions and expectations of a club that he fears has lost its way.As a former player, Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes would certainly fit that bill for Rae but there is another who he would love to see return to the Ibrox dugout for a second spell.The treble winning manager who made it clearer than anyone to Rae exactly what it means to play for Rangers on the day he got caught up in the moment and slipped below the standards of dignity expected.Speaking on Record Sport Online’s Rangers Podcast, Rae said: “We won an Old Firm game 2 0 at Ibrox and I was waiting to shake Neil Lennon’s hand when Martin O’Neill grabbed him and took him to the Broomloan Stand to greet the Celtic supporters.”So I thought ‘hold up, I shook their hand when we got beat at Parkhead so I’m going to wait for the both of them’.”So I shook their hands and then looked up to a fellah I know in the main stand a big Rangers man from the East End and I went ‘ya effin beauty’.Rae was given a dressing down by Alex McLeish for celebrating at the end of an Old Firm win”Big Alex was also waiting at the end of the tunnel to shake hands with Martin and saw this.”So later he came into the dressing room, gave me a big bear hug and said ‘don’t let me see you do that again.
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