Hmmm, I'm believing that all state Supreme and all Federal Court judges, and all US Congresspersons and Senators need to take a remedial refresher course on the U.S. Constitution. Stuff reaching the US Supreme Court should never have been in the system.

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A 20-something man won a $50,000-annually-for-life lottery in Massachusetts. * He
decided to take the cash option, according to MassLottery.com. He received a one-time payment of $650,000, minus taxes. * The site reported that he plans to pay off small debts and make some investments." -- Investments? Anyone wanna bet straight up that he files bankruptcy before he turns 30?

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In less that a week, history could be made... instead of a "swearing in" ceremony for Judas 00-bama's second term, we could witness a "swearing at" ceremony. Besides, who's going to bellieve him when he swears to uphold our Constitution and defend America?

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From the "huh?" department - Online headline: "NSA Can't Tell Senator If It's Spying On Him, Because That Would Violate His Privacy, Agency Says..." -- Huh? What arrogance on part of the NSA! When "it's" about you, you do have more rights.

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Online headline: "Chad Oulson, Slain Moviegoer, Was Texting Toddler Daughter Before Curtis Reeves Shot Him" -- Hmmm, bet future moviegoers will take managements directive to "cut off your cellphones" will get more attention than in the past.

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One thing that may get lost in the message of the above item is that the man was at the movie and texting his toddler child. Reminds me of the State Farm ad where the toddler freaks out at "the mime was talking"..was "the toddler reading"?

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Online headline: "Chris Christie Addresses Bridge Scandal In State Of The State Speech" -- Christie doeth protest too much. Pretty soon, the voters are going to get tired of his apologies.

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From a L-E story: Uber businessman, and local Republican political entity, Bob Wright said, "“This is nothing new,”. “I think people will vote for the person and not the party. The last time I ran, I got 90 percent of the black vote and 50 percent of the white vote." -- This is the danger of bloc voting.. When 90% of a segment can be swayed to vote because of outside influences, the individual vote is compromised. A bloc vote does not for a person, it votes on a political activist committee's desire to control politicians.

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HuffPost headline: " Biden to attend working dinner with Detroit mayor" -- Huh? Detroit's present fiasco financial position looks like all decisions were made during 4-martini lunch sessions, and now Detroit is going to break bread with Bleep Veep Biden? Sounds like good money being thrown into a toilet...

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Online headline: "Entrepreneur's new invention could fix Obamacare 'disaster' -- Oooops, my bad.. thought someone had invented a time machine that went back two weeks before the 2008 election with a video of Judas OO-bama's OObamaCRAP lies.

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You know, liberals are not the way they are because they cannot see; it's because they won't open their eyes and look.

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Times, indeed, have changed.. Was at a high school basketball game last night, and every student there had a smartphone that cost more than my first car, and most were driving cars that cost more than my first house.

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Latest from www.barackobama/organizingforaction.com: "Hal -- Over the weekend, I was shocked to read this: Nearly seven out of 10 uninsured people don't know that financial assistance may be available for anyone looking for coverage through the new health insurance marketplace." -- Well, that makes sense.. that's about the number of publicly educated people who can't or don't read.. Heck, even your Democratic Party leaders don't want bills read. One thing that really stood out on this Judas 00-bama "e-mail" is that it was from info@barackobama.com . Excuse me, but he has gone to great lengths to claim his website was converted to "www.organizingforaction.com", and typing in www.barackobama.com sends you to www.organizingforaction.com" so why isn't the Federal Election Commission investigating ths?

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Oh! Got an invitation to sign a 50th Birthday card for Michele Obama.. I did, but stopped short of sending in the requested donation to elect more Democrats. Can't afford to elect more Democrats to tax me for her next years Vacation/Birthday party.

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With a Democratic Party majority in both houses of the New Jersey legislature, would Bridgegate even be in the newspaper if Governor Christie actually went by the Democrat label he actually is?

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Latest figures from OObamaCRAP says only 24% of the young people have signed up. By OObamaCRAP's own words, the "dream" needs 40% of those young people to sign up for it to work. Wait a minute...if everybody is required to have insurance, doesn't OObamaCRAP need to be getting 100% of the young people to be signed up?

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L-E headline: "Baptist preacher accuses city of using ‘slave labor’ * Hugley, Barnes deny claim, say prisoners work to learn skills" -- Well, the preacher is obviously out of line, and Hugley and Pop Barnes should be applauded for immediately standing up for what's right, but where were the other Councilors and Mayor Obamalinson?

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Trillions... TRILLIONS of tax dollars (and 00-bama monopoly dollars) wave been spent on the "War on Poverty" since LBJ was president, yet their are more people in more poverty situations than when "the War" was started. One of the greatest reasons is simply the effect of good tax dollars being wasted, and the effect that money has on inflation. Inflation is a powerful beast.. as it grows, it sucks people into a bottomless pit.

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Judy, Judy, Judy.... ignorance by any other name would be the same... once again, the L-E ignores the policy it practices when it gives Republicans "op-ed" space. The L-E notates Republican Party connections when 'op-ed" pieces are printed, but conveniently "forgets" to mention that Judy F. Brouillette is the Treasurer of the Muscogee Democratic Party, and the L-E conveniently "omits" that weekly columnist, Karl Douglass is on Congressman Bishop's re-election staff. - I don't agree with "the Judy" at any time, but occasionally partly agree with Douglass' commentary, but that's not the issue. The issue is transparency, but the only thing transparent is the bias of the L-E.

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Usually, when a person adamantly fouls protest when he's caught with his hand in the cookie jar, it's about 'the money". I do not believe this is the case with A-Rod. A-Rod should be financially fixed at this point in his career, so what's with his tenacity at the MLB rulings? It's got to be a misplaced sense of importance and vanity. It's as if A-Rod believes he is bigger than "the game"...

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From the "what's the point of this story" department - L-E story: " A juvenile was charged at Midland Middle School Monday after he brought a weapon on school grounds, according to a Columbus police report. * The juvenile was charged with carrying a weapon in a school safety zone around 2 p.m. It was not stated on the report whether the juvenile was a student, what type of weapon he was carrying and where the weapon was carried." -- OK. what exactly do we know from this report: Perpetrator was a juvenile. Some undetermined type of weapon was on a school campus. Why bother to print this if there is no knowledge of whether the juvenile was a student, and there's no mention of the type of weapon involved. As far as we know, some dropout was walking by a school carrying a plastic knife or a Pop-Tart nibbled into the shape of a pistol> Why waste ink, paper or time on reporting such as this.

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L-E story: " MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama’s graduation rate increased to a record 80 percent for the Class of 2013, the state school superintendent announced Tuesday." -- Hmmm, now the real question that needs to be asked: HOw many of those 80% given diplomas are life or college ready. Graduation rates should be 100% but that's not as important as graduates actually knowing how to enter the next stage of their lives.

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L-E story: " Seven Atlanta Braves — first baseman Freddie Freeman, outfielder Jason Heyward, third baseman Chris Johnson, closer Craig Kimbrel, pitcher Kris Medlen, pitcher Mike Minor and outfielder Jordan Schafer — have field for salary arbitration." -- Hmmm, wonder how many are willing to take a cut that is commiserate with their importance to the team?

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L-E story: " PASADENA, Calif. — The Bible is still hot, at least as a television property. * The WGN America network said Sunday that it has ordered a 10-part series, “Ten Commandments,” with a unique twist. Over 10 nights, 10 different filmmakers will take on a single commandment with a modern interpretation of its meaning." -- I can see the disclaimers now... "loosely based on a popular book.". "Any resemblance to known characters is purely co-incidental."