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“….[Romney] has filed an application….to bulldoze the existing 3,009-square-foot structure in the seaside neighborhood north of downtown and replace it with a two-story, 11,062-square-foot house….A Romney campaign aide confirmed the story on Sunday…….“They want to enlarge their two-bedroom home because with five married sons and 16 grandchildren, it is inadequate for their needs,” the aide said.
Shades of “The fundamentals of the economy are strong”, circa 2008 campaign. Maybe this is Mitt’s “jobs creation plan”?
The question is, who’s more clueless: the candidate, or the campaign staffer who not only didn’t think that it might be a good idea to deny the story, but who also chose to elaborate on the reasons for for the reno.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/08/19/oversexed-oregon-top-10-most-promiscuous-u-s-cities/#ixzz1VazPabCb%5B/quote%5D
Truthfully, I was more dismayed by the fact that, when I linked to the Time magazine Newsfeed, the #2 most accessed news event was Bravo’s re-editing of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills due to the recent suicide of a participant’s estranged spouse.
And people wonder how people like Michelle Bachmann end up as the frontrunner in the Republican Presidential race.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/08/19/oversexed-oregon-top-10-most-promiscuous-u-s-cities/#ixzz1VazPabCb%5B/quote%5D
Truthfully, I was more dismayed by the fact that, when I linked to the Time magazine Newsfeed, the #2 most accessed news event was Bravo’s re-editing of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills due to the recent suicide of a participant’s estranged spouse.
And people wonder how people like Michelle Bachmann end up as the frontrunner in the Republican Presidential race.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/08/19/oversexed-oregon-top-10-most-promiscuous-u-s-cities/#ixzz1VazPabCb%5B/quote%5D
Truthfully, I was more dismayed by the fact that, when I linked to the Time magazine Newsfeed, the #2 most accessed news event was Bravo’s re-editing of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills due to the recent suicide of a participant’s estranged spouse.
And people wonder how people like Michelle Bachmann end up as the frontrunner in the Republican Presidential race.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/08/19/oversexed-oregon-top-10-most-promiscuous-u-s-cities/#ixzz1VazPabCb%5B/quote%5D
Truthfully, I was more dismayed by the fact that, when I linked to the Time magazine Newsfeed, the #2 most accessed news event was Bravo’s re-editing of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills due to the recent suicide of a participant’s estranged spouse.
And people wonder how people like Michelle Bachmann end up as the frontrunner in the Republican Presidential race.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/08/19/oversexed-oregon-top-10-most-promiscuous-u-s-cities/#ixzz1VazPabCb%5B/quote%5D
Truthfully, I was more dismayed by the fact that, when I linked to the Time magazine Newsfeed, the #2 most accessed news event was Bravo’s re-editing of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills due to the recent suicide of a participant’s estranged spouse.
And people wonder how people like Michelle Bachmann end up as the frontrunner in the Republican Presidential race.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Who else made the list? Here’s the top 10:
1. Portland (That would be Oregon. Sorry, Maine!)
2. Seattle
3. Pittsburgh
4. Miami
5. San Francisco
6. Dallas
7. San Bernardino, Calif.
8. Denver
9. San Diego
10. Houston[/quote]
Excuse me?? Dallas AND Houston BOTH made the list?? Red-state Texas? Super-Christianite Texas? Pro-marriage Texas? Anti-premarital sex Texas? Mega-family-values-Texas has TWO cities in the top ten?
Hah!! And they can’t even blame it on what they consider their liberal aberration, Austin. Dallas and Houston. That’s rich!
I wonder if Gov. Perry’s going to make some more of his incomparable commercials for Texas tourism that feature this recent achievement.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Who else made the list? Here’s the top 10:
1. Portland (That would be Oregon. Sorry, Maine!)
2. Seattle
3. Pittsburgh
4. Miami
5. San Francisco
6. Dallas
7. San Bernardino, Calif.
8. Denver
9. San Diego
10. Houston[/quote]
Excuse me?? Dallas AND Houston BOTH made the list?? Red-state Texas? Super-Christianite Texas? Pro-marriage Texas? Anti-premarital sex Texas? Mega-family-values-Texas has TWO cities in the top ten?
Hah!! And they can’t even blame it on what they consider their liberal aberration, Austin. Dallas and Houston. That’s rich!
I wonder if Gov. Perry’s going to make some more of his incomparable commercials for Texas tourism that feature this recent achievement.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Who else made the list? Here’s the top 10:
1. Portland (That would be Oregon. Sorry, Maine!)
2. Seattle
3. Pittsburgh
4. Miami
5. San Francisco
6. Dallas
7. San Bernardino, Calif.
8. Denver
9. San Diego
10. Houston[/quote]
Excuse me?? Dallas AND Houston BOTH made the list?? Red-state Texas? Super-Christianite Texas? Pro-marriage Texas? Anti-premarital sex Texas? Mega-family-values-Texas has TWO cities in the top ten?
Hah!! And they can’t even blame it on what they consider their liberal aberration, Austin. Dallas and Houston. That’s rich!
I wonder if Gov. Perry’s going to make some more of his incomparable commercials for Texas tourism that feature this recent achievement.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Who else made the list? Here’s the top 10:
1. Portland (That would be Oregon. Sorry, Maine!)
2. Seattle
3. Pittsburgh
4. Miami
5. San Francisco
6. Dallas
7. San Bernardino, Calif.
8. Denver
9. San Diego
10. Houston[/quote]
Excuse me?? Dallas AND Houston BOTH made the list?? Red-state Texas? Super-Christianite Texas? Pro-marriage Texas? Anti-premarital sex Texas? Mega-family-values-Texas has TWO cities in the top ten?
Hah!! And they can’t even blame it on what they consider their liberal aberration, Austin. Dallas and Houston. That’s rich!
I wonder if Gov. Perry’s going to make some more of his incomparable commercials for Texas tourism that feature this recent achievement.
eavesdropperParticipant[quote=flu] Who else made the list? Here’s the top 10:
1. Portland (That would be Oregon. Sorry, Maine!)
2. Seattle
3. Pittsburgh
4. Miami
5. San Francisco
6. Dallas
7. San Bernardino, Calif.
8. Denver
9. San Diego
10. Houston[/quote]
Excuse me?? Dallas AND Houston BOTH made the list?? Red-state Texas? Super-Christianite Texas? Pro-marriage Texas? Anti-premarital sex Texas? Mega-family-values-Texas has TWO cities in the top ten?
Hah!! And they can’t even blame it on what they consider their liberal aberration, Austin. Dallas and Houston. That’s rich!
I wonder if Gov. Perry’s going to make some more of his incomparable commercials for Texas tourism that feature this recent achievement.
August 20, 2011 at 8:42 AM in reply to: Can we start talking SERIOUSLY about qualified GOP candidates? #721652eavesdropperParticipant[quote=jpinpb]I’ve been mired w/some unexpected surprises while trying to put in a patio, so I haven’t had the luxury of checking candidates. Not sure whether the person wants the credit, but let’s say I got an email w/information on Roemer and from what I’ve read, seen and heard so far, I like him better than the others. I’ll do some checking on Johnson when I get a chance. Thanks, eaves. I was wondering why there wasn’t a thread about this sooner.[/quote]
Sorry, jp and all, meant to include this link to an article in that inpenetrable bastion of conservative political thought, Rolling Stone magazine.
August 20, 2011 at 8:42 AM in reply to: Can we start talking SERIOUSLY about qualified GOP candidates? #721746eavesdropperParticipant[quote=jpinpb]I’ve been mired w/some unexpected surprises while trying to put in a patio, so I haven’t had the luxury of checking candidates. Not sure whether the person wants the credit, but let’s say I got an email w/information on Roemer and from what I’ve read, seen and heard so far, I like him better than the others. I’ll do some checking on Johnson when I get a chance. Thanks, eaves. I was wondering why there wasn’t a thread about this sooner.[/quote]
Sorry, jp and all, meant to include this link to an article in that inpenetrable bastion of conservative political thought, Rolling Stone magazine.
August 20, 2011 at 8:42 AM in reply to: Can we start talking SERIOUSLY about qualified GOP candidates? #722346eavesdropperParticipant[quote=jpinpb]I’ve been mired w/some unexpected surprises while trying to put in a patio, so I haven’t had the luxury of checking candidates. Not sure whether the person wants the credit, but let’s say I got an email w/information on Roemer and from what I’ve read, seen and heard so far, I like him better than the others. I’ll do some checking on Johnson when I get a chance. Thanks, eaves. I was wondering why there wasn’t a thread about this sooner.[/quote]
Sorry, jp and all, meant to include this link to an article in that inpenetrable bastion of conservative political thought, Rolling Stone magazine.
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