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Latest Group Offended By the Washington Nationals: The Local Jewish Community

 
If you’re the Washington Nationals, and you’ve already pissed off people who love baseball, appreciate accurate spelling, and not being pelted with T-Shirts wrapped around hot dogs, why stop at that small group? Take it to the big time. Insult an entire community of kosher-keeping Jewish fans . I feel terrible for the Nationals P.R. staff. Not only do they live in a city that is naturally viral on the information tip, but just when they think they can bury a story, another pops up. They are legendary for miscues, mismanagement, missed opportunities. The only thing left is for President Obama to crack a joke about the team in a speech for the death knell to be complete. (link)

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