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NO WORRIES, MR. PRESIDENT; DO IT WHEN YOU GET BACK

Posted on August 20, 2011 by in Barack Obama, unemployment 1,010

Well, I guess campaigning around in a big black bus in the Midwest for three days isn’t Mr. Obama’s idea of a vacation because he’s just arrived at Martha’s Vineyard for a “real” vacation. The fact that probably millions of Americans don’t have the means to go on vacation doesn’t seem to bother the President. […]

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WHAT’S IN A NUMBER?

Posted on June 28, 2011 by in culture, election day 2012, government spending, politics, society, taxes, U.S. debt, unemployment 1,155

            For those old enough to remember comedian, Jack Benny, he insisted on remaining 39 years old on stage despite his actual age.  Some women today still coyly respond “39” when asked their age. Well, they probably wouldn’t if they lived in Afghanistan.  The number 39 is a big no-no […]

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