Kohl as an owner vs his everyday job.
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:20 pm
Does anyone else find this funny? 
As an owner he is ultra conservative and as a congressmen is a liberal and has no problem spending other peoples money. This is not a political statement , but rather how he gets to play both sides of the fence. He hardly ever takes chances as an owner (Trades like Boozer or Marion) to obtain a chance at a better team, but as a congressman he spends money for changes all the time. He takes more risk
with other peoples money.
As an owner he is ultra conservative and as a congressmen is a liberal and has no problem spending other peoples money. This is not a political statement , but rather how he gets to play both sides of the fence. He hardly ever takes chances as an owner (Trades like Boozer or Marion) to obtain a chance at a better team, but as a congressman he spends money for changes all the time. He takes more risk
with other peoples money.
