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So I brought a person experiencing homelessness to my agency yesterday to get some help.  He'd been on the street for a little over a year, was tired, sick, broken spirit, hopeless and wallowing in a serious depression. 

Well, while we were sleeping soundly those socialist republicans decided to take over the AIG insurance company and guarantee them a loan of $85 Billion in a loan to be paid back over the next two years at 8%. Plus we get 80% of the stock, at least according to what I heard on the radio this morning. The Sec,. Tres and the head of the Fed decided AIG was “too big to fail.”

Since the 1930s, folks.  Let that sink in a minute, and while you plummet into your own "Great Depression," remember who's been in charge for the past eight years. 

Just keep that in mind as we head into November and we're looking for someone who can actually deliver a successful change

Interesting take:

Virtually every U.S. Rifle Platoon has something the Russian and Chinese military do not–experience in a gun fight.

Let me get this straight; because we've taken ourselves to the brink of bankruptcy by our ever-increasing use and dependence upon fossil fuels, now that its come time to seek alternatives we should take new approaches and alternative energy sources off the table - even though the authors t

I've been shouting it from the rooftops that the faces of homelessness have changed - dramatically - in the last year.

Fox News' Roger Friedman has an article this morning that has a few items of note.

...from Glen Dean at TennesseeFree.com

The world is on the brink of catastrophic changes.

The world is on the brink of catastrophic changes.
No I am not talking about any global warming nonsense. What I am talking about is our freedom. It always takes something big for government to justify a major power grab, and what is bigger than the destruction of the world?
What I found so telling about this [...]