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THE NEW BUSH BUMPER STICKERS

Destroy the environment/ANWAR

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I went to my Therapy session yesterday and found I had aches and pains I wasn't aware of.

He gave me a list of five exercises to do at home. For the average person these should be a snap but when your bones don't work well these are daunting. We'll see how it goes.

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Have you heard anything about HOW RIGHT Barack Obama is about wanting to send more troops Afghanistan where the war really is.

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While the Bush administration put a two-year moratorium on solar energy projects on public land last week, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and colleagues drafted a bill to promote the creation of 10 million new solar rooftops in private homes and businesses over the next ten years.

Bush does it again.

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YOU KNEW THEY WOULD DO THIS DIDN'T YOU

Fox News: There 'Really Might Be A Connection' Between McCain's Visit To Colombia And The Hostage Release.

Today, Colombia's Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos said that his country's government had rescued 15 hostages - including former Colombian presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt and three U.S. military contractors - from FARC rebels.

Santos made his announcement shortly after Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) left the country, where he was visiting as part of a three-day trip to Colombia and Mexico. As soon as the good news broke, Fox News was already spinning it as a victory for McCain and speculating that it came about as a result of the senator's short visit to the country:

SHEP SMITH: John McCain's been over in Colombia. He was over there just yesterday. Is there a sense the timing is coincidental, or something more?
STEVE HARRIGAN: Well, you'd have to think as a former prisoner of war himself, Sen. McCain would have an intense interest in this case. It's been played pretty low profile. A lot of people aren't even aware of the fate of these three Americans. They were really working for a Defense Department civilian contractor. So there really might be a connection between the high-level visit of the former prisoner of war, John McCain himself, and the release now of three American prisoners here in southern Colombia.

Only FOX NOISE and the Right-Wing wack jobs can believe this BULLSHIT.