Ali 's lighting the torch in the Los Angeles Olympics a global moment of of love and admiration that Donald will never understand. @davidfrumpic.twitter.com/t1Q87AtZot
Muhammad Ali never sought a pardon and never had to. He fought for justice and got it. @realDonaldTrump, you can honor the Champ by knowing the facts of his life before speaking and learning from his life of unity & peace rather than division & fear. Ali built bridges, not walls.
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I think this was for the Atlanta Olympics. Rafer Johnson lit the flame in LA in 1984 (which makes sense as he was a track star at UCLA).
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Drop your mic, Congressman! Cannot like this enough.
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.45 doesn't even know 1/10 of American History. He's 1 of the dumbest P (can not say the rest of that word for this SOB) we ever had.
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Pardon Ali for what? Ali won in the Supreme court in 1971. What then will
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Total disrespect of the Champ--the
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Amen to that, sir. Our city's favorite son. What a mark he made on civil rights and he made us all proud for his continued support to our city.
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I wonder if he knows Ali was Muslim?
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I thought the SAME thing!
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