Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder is at it again, in trying to defend his team's nickname. Over the past several weeks and months, the team has come under increasing pressure to change their nickname. While many Native American groups, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and also dictionaries find the term "Redskin" to be derogatory, Snyder has a different take on things. When asked by ESPN's John Barr on Tuesday, "What is a Redskin?" Snyder responded with this: "A Redskin is a football player. A Redskin is our fans. The Washington Redskins fan base represents honor, represents respect, represents pride. Hopefully winning. And, and, it, it's a positive. Taken out of context, you can take things out of context all over the place. But in this particular case, it is what it is. It's very obvious." Barr then asked Snyder, "For people who don't know you and don't understand where you're coming from on this issue, wha...
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