As tragic as the passing of beloved senator Ted Kennedy is, the less and less I want to hear about it. OK I grew up in Massachusetts, I kind of like the guy, he's done nothing wrong to me (besides getting away with murder). Good, he was New Englander and supported New England sports, as for his politics I haven't the slight clue what his views were. But, yes it is tragic when a popular public figure passes in a legitimate manner.
Now, who will fill his spot? Possibly a long-time politician, maybe someone who understands what he people want and knows how to reach them? No, how about a once (big emphasis on the once) adored Red Sox pitcher. The infamously, republican, out-spoken, author of 38pitches.com; Curt Schilling is considering filling in that spot.
From 38 pitches.com:
"While my family is obviously the priority, and 38 Studios is a priority, I do have some interest in the possibility. That being said, to get to there from where I am today, many many things would have to align themselves for that to truly happen."
I've said it once I'll say it until he stops, Please Curt just shut up, please.
