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| | |endorsed [[RINO]] [[Scott Brown]] | | |endorsed [[RINO]] [[Scott Brown]] |
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| | + | |[[Gerald Ford]] |
| | + | |college football at the [[University of Michigan]] |
| | + | |38th [[President of the United States]], Republican |
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| | + | |[[George H.W. Bush]] |
| | + | |college baseball at [[Yale University]] |
| | + | |41st [[President of the United States]], Republican |
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| | + | |George Gipp |
| | + | |college football at [[Notre Dame]] |
| | + | |played by [[Ronald Reagan]] in ''Knute Rockne, All American'' |
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| | |Michael Jones | | |Michael Jones |
| | |rugby | | |rugby |
| | |His Christian beliefs caused him to abstain from playing or training on Sundays. Recently endorsed the conservative New Zealand National Party | | |His Christian beliefs caused him to abstain from playing or training on Sundays. Recently endorsed the conservative New Zealand National Party |
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| | + | |Sir John Major |
| | + | |Cricketeer who wrote ''More Than A Game''<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3665182/A-history-of-crickets-golden-age.html Tom Fort, "A history of cricket's golden age," ''The Telegraph'', May 17, 2007.</ref> |
| | + | |British Prime Minister, Conservative |
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| | + | |David Icke |
| | + | |soccer |
| | + | |Currently best known for his outspoken opposition to attempts by [[liberal]]s to control government and people's lives. |
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| | |Ewan Murray | | |Ewan Murray |
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| | |soccer | | |soccer |
| | |Attacking midfielder for Newcastle, Chelsea and QPR then a respected footballer commentator. From 2006, combined commentating with attending a seminary. Now training full-time for the ministry. | | |Attacking midfielder for Newcastle, Chelsea and QPR then a respected footballer commentator. From 2006, combined commentating with attending a seminary. Now training full-time for the ministry. |
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| − | |[[Gerald Ford]]
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| − | |college football at the [[University of Michigan]]
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| − | |38th [[President of the United States]], Republican
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| | |Jason Robinson | | |Jason Robinson |