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When left-wing Mother Jones published video this week of Mitt Romney gaffing his way through an analysis of who pays taxes, the Detroit Free Press & MSM brethren made it the headline of the week. So if the right-wing press uncovered an equally controversial video of Barack Obama would the same MSM gave it equal treatment yes?

We already know the answer is NO. 

Stephen Henderson isn't what you'd normally call a fire breather. That's what made his column the other day all the more damning. For a guy whose writing style might otherwise be categorized as "so mushy you could take a nap on it," he still lands walloping blows to Ruth Johnson and her citizenship question.

I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I spend my weekends wiping butts. Actually, it's how I make a steady paycheck (truth be told, because I don't receive any government assistance -- including veterans benefits I'm entitled to -- and pay federal income taxes, I'm part of Willard Romney's 53 percent). I work in a group home, where the governing philosophy is self-empowerment for the people who live there through greater autonomy and control over their own decision making.

Most of us know Peter Sinclair, of Midland, as the force behind the important, globally popular Climate Crock of the Week videos. Most people who believe that climate change is a very serious problem that requires very serious action also wind up being very big proponents of alternative/renewable energy.

The most truthless political campaign ads the last couple of years have been, beyond question, the campaign run by Michigan's Monty Burns to maintain his monopoly on bridges to Canada. Each time his company has paid for a new set of ads, it's filled with half-truths, distortions, and outright lies. They're invariably flagged for flagrant fouls from The Michigan Truth Squad, and even if you have problems with that outfit's work it's still fairly substantial that they don't seem capable of releasing an ad that doesn't distort the truth in some profound way.

The News resorts to its oldest, most tested trick this morning ... scare tactics. If you vote for Proposal 2, you are voting to undo teacher "reforms" from the last two years.

Many teachers do good work, and they ought to be commended. But recent education reforms sought to end longstanding protections for bad teachers — helping ensure the best and brightest teachers are leading classrooms across the state.

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Wowsers.

“Get on the news, and you’ll find there’s always been a threat to take Second Amendment rights away,” Raines said. “There’s always been a threat out there.”

He wasn’t specific, but said he’s heard about legislation that would take away Second Amendment rights.

Are you looking to keep your finger on the pulse of what's happening but are sick of the inner city? How about a move to Romford? If you already reside here then you know what the area has to offer. With one of the biggest commercial and retail areas outside of London, Romford is an area that is close enough to the inner city (around 40 minutes away) to be a great place to live, however also far away enough to be its own area, and an area that has a lot on offer. If you work in the financial district, but live in Romford, then you get to treat yourself with everything in between.

When it comes to eating out it is very easy to pick a favourite restaurant and then never venture any further. You can eat the same thing at the same restaurant for the rest of your life, but why do this when there is so much on offer in Slough? Let's say that you want to try somewhere new. However everyone you know all likes to eat at the same place as you. Thanks to the internet you can Google Taste Slough, who not only compile lists of all the eateries in the area, but they also come with reviews, and you are able to book a table through the same place.

Yes, the land of the infamous Jack the Ripper: Welcome to Whitechapel. But, supposing the you're not one of the Ripper's friends and followers, Whitechapel will mesmerize you all the same with the number of places it has, where just about any special taste can find a hideout. Within the borough of Tower Hamlets, the Whitechapel district was already bustling with immigrants by the nineteenth century, and today its major population is from the West Indies, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. This provides the area with a massive assortment of Oriental restaurants, bars and shops.