That’s me at work instructing Vanessa, the CBS reporter for Channel 4 and George , in a Ferrari F430 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Tough work but somebody’s gotta do it. 🙂
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That’s me at work instructing Vanessa, the CBS reporter for Channel 4 and George , in a Ferrari F430 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Tough work but somebody’s gotta do it. 🙂
S. Fla. Company Helps Satisfy Your Need For Speed « CBS Miami.
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Well this article is not starting well, my first picture comes from “Think Progress”(1) where they did a similar article. ( and I sourced it to give our liberal friends ammo for this battle) We hear a lot about the NRA and the influence they have on elections. I agree they are a force to be reckoned with, but they were not able to stop Obama in 08′ and they did expend the effort. ( I am a NRA life member, so forgive any unintended bias.) Does Obama winning mean their influence has diminished? I think not. If anything, I think it has resulted in an increase in their membership and contributions. But they are just one organization that has a single issue that they champion. There are others, such as the Pro-Life movement. Strange bedfellows? Pro-life people allied with a gun group… We also hear about the Koch Brothers and…
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Obama and his supporters want to have a conversation. One where they control the topic first, the message and questions second, to the extent they are able. But the first is the big one, lets talk about Mitt’s taxes, Gay marriage, reproductive rights, green energy,Mrs. Romney’s horse, etc… Anything but Obama’s record on jobs or the economy. I get some emails from Glenn Beck. Most I delete without reading, but a recent one caught my eye.
As much as one Billion dollars was given as tax credits to children, prisonersor others who do not own homes for energy efficiency improvements.
A stunning collection of 70 facts about the U.S. economy just posted on the web is probably not going to make it into the next campaign ad from the folks at Obama for America. However,
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Dooh Nibor is a term for a reversed Robin Hood where a politician robs from the poor and gives to the rich. Note that I have not done any real investigating, just noticed some things before the SCOTUS ruling on ObamaCare. Intrade is usually right, but they missed this one. Maybe we’ll find that Roberts placed a bet there himself or wanted to teach them betting on his court is a loosing gamble? The stock market dropped before the decision with the usual talking heads saying it was similar to some bla-bla record/event. And then it began making gains! Saw a headline on the Daily Caller but didn’t read, that significant purchases of some health stocks indicated there was insider trading from early release of the Supreme Courts decision. And then there’s that line from “All the President’s Men”, “follow the money”.
Fact, Obama met behind closed doors to gain…
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Some have opposed the company’s support of the traditional family. “Well, guilty as charged,” said Cathy when asked about this opposition.
“We are very much supportive of the family – the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that.
Something sounds wrong there, how does “support traditional marriage” get turned around into “oppose” anything? I have always been told it’s a good thing to cheer for your team, but rude to boo your opponents. Is it now turned around so much that you have to either be silent or cheer them, ignoring your team? Maybe Mr. Webster can help….
Support:
b. To argue in favor of; advocate:
Oppose:
2. To be resistant…
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