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50 years ago today, Scott Carpenter flew the second American manned orbital flight on May 24, 1962. He piloted his Aurora 7 spacecraft through three revolutions of the earth. In this photo, taken on May 24, 1962, Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter looks into his Mercury-Atlas 7 spacecraft, the Aurora 7, before being inserted to begin the launch. Image Credit: NASA
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Home Run
Over at “From My Position, On the way!” — Chuck hits all the cogent points about this presidential election cycle. I just wish that the mainstream media would agree and focus on the priorities. Unfortunately, the bulk of the citizens … Continue reading
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The View From Denmark?
An interesting parsing of POTUS clips from the Danes.
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Candidate Selection
In Tuesday’s opening post on the presidential election, I stated that most Americans had already made a decision on who to vote for in November. In this case, I classify that as the incumbent Barrack Hussein Obama or any body … Continue reading
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Politics
Since it is a presidential election year, it is probably time to start paying more attention to what is going to be all the “talk of the town” for the next several months. Unfortunately the majority of Americans have probably … Continue reading
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President Obama: The Greatest Gun Salesman In America
An interesting observation on the ongoing trend in the firearm industry. Take a hard look at the charts. One of the things that POTUS continues to be bashed on is his handling of the economy. Look at all the tax … Continue reading
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SOTU – Take Aways
POTUS and TOTUS get their opportunity the other night to be on prime time national television and tell the story from their point of view. Did any of you watch? What were your thoughts? What I heard was a campaign … Continue reading
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Nailed It
Tam hits a home run on this one. Well, we have high gas prices, gold is up, the economy’s stagnant, and now the president’s relatives are getting likkered up in public. The second paragraph is the kicker though… go read … Continue reading
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Execution
Over at The Sniper he has the following post up: Just take your sweet A$$ time « The Sniper. Now you need to go read the whole article. It reminds us that words are words, and you need to go … Continue reading
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Watch What You Say
If you parse through enough public speeches you can extract all kinds of contradictory tidbits. However, I found this on amusing so I will share. Sean Linnane: OBAMA’S OWN WORDS TRAP HIM.
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Contrasts
Well the folks over at rightchange.com are putting together some video on contrasting styles. It looks like the first one chooses to contrast the presidential leadership styles that as they apply to Lybia. Regardless of your views on the issue, … Continue reading
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