Online headline: "Obama Executive Privilege Asserted Over Fast And Furious Documents" -- Hmmm, deja vu? Can we expect a 50th Anniversary remake of Nixon's declaration of "I am not a crook"?
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This election year may be called the Jericho Election. Today's Huff Post poll shows potUS Arpege's probable electoral vote count down to 253 (270 needed) to 191 for Romney, and now 94 in the toss up category. The walls keep tumbling down...
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potUS Arpege is beginning to grasp at straws with his executive orders. First he tries to keep the Latino voters in check from desertion, and now he he's trying to keep voting felons in house. Without illegal voters in Florida, potUS Arpege can just about 'give it up'... sorta explains why Holder is suing Florida to stop purging the voter lists.
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From the "regretable wording" department - Online headline: "Jury Hung On Priest Sex Abuse Charges".
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From a fellow BCer:

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The latest from barackobama.com: "Hal -- Exciting news: You won't be the only one bringing a guest to the next Dinner with Barack. * The President has decided to bring a date: First Lady Michelle Obama." -- I feel like I just got an ad from Ed McMahon telling me I might be the next winner of a million dollars from Publishers Clearing House.
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From a fellow BCer - Latest bumpersticker:

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Online headline: "Food Stamp Vote In Senate Blocks Bid To Restore $4.5 Billion In Aid" -- Hmmm, must be an election year for a lot of DIM&DUMBERats.
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Online story: "WASHINGTON -- In the months before the terrorist attacks of September 2001, the CIA unit dedicated to hunting for Osama bin Laden complained that it was running out of money, and analysts considered the likelihood of catching the terror leader to be extremely low, according to government records published Tuesday." -- Hmmm, looking back...XpotUS Clinton turned down an opportunity to have Osama bin Laden basically 'handed over' on a silver platter. What a difference Clinton's not accepting that offer has caused us fiscally and physically.
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From L-E story on political forum: "Instead ( of audience-submitted written questions regarding the school board’s May 21 rejection of Superintendent Susan Andrews) El-Amin asked candidates to talk about suspending students from school. Wednesday’s forum began with a briefing from Rob Rhodes of the Georgia Appleseed Center for Law and Justice, who presented figures showing Muscogee County’s rate of out-of-school suspensions is nearly double the state average of 7.7 percent. * Muscogee County’s rate for 2011 was 13.4 percent, with black students twice as likely to be suspended as those from other ethnic groups, he said. " -- Ms El-Amin, of the Southern Anti-Racism Network, threw the race card out on the first pitch. There is a simple answer as to why black students are "twice as likely to be suspended as those from other ethnic groups", but she doesn't want to hear it... no. she doesn't want to ADDRESS it, which makes her a racist.
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Standing "O" for Susan Andrews! While we at it, we might as well give Wells, Hugley-Green, and Walker face scrapers to remove the egg on their faces.
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L-E's "Thought for Today": “He, who will not reason, is a bigot; he, who cannot, is a fool; and he, who dares not, is a slave.” — William Drummond, Scottish writer (1585-1649). " -- Wow! I didn't realize DIM&DUMBERats had been in existence so long.
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L-E story: "INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA’s new academic requirements could give new meaning to the madness of March. * Wednesday, three-time national champion Connecticut and nine other men’s basketball teams were banned from the NCAA tournament because of poor Academic Progress Rate scores. " -- Hmmm, can Jackson and Sharpton be very far behind?
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