George Clooney’s new movie, “The Ides of March” tells the story of a presidential hopeful who invites a scandal and is caught by a campaign deputy, who leverages his career with his silence. After a long day of GOP hopeful Herman Cain bumping against the facts of a harassment case which should be familiar to him, he is probably longing that the allegations were all just scenes from a movie. No such luck.
Home for the holidays? But what will that mean for tens of thousands of U.S. soldiers who are due to leave the military this winter, and must fall in line behind 14 million other Americans who are out of work? Barack Obama’s strategy team is probably interested in capturing all of the December welcome home videos for his campaign spots this Summer! Will the images be of soldiers forming a line of love and gratitude? Or of U.S. vets forming a line at the Unemployment Office?
Watch this video from San Diego’s CBS television affiliate. A San Diego businesswoman boils over after her store has to be shut down due to Occupy Wall Street protesters taking up permanent residence in front of her place of business. She says…what we’re ALL thinking. Must watch.
Did you see the movie, “Contagion?” The government is contemplating providing anthrax inoculations for children all across the nation. Not only could such a biological attack be visited upon the U.S. by terrorists, but it has already happened in America and elsewhere. In an epidemic we would all want to protect our families. But are you ready to be FIRST?
Mark Block will forever be famous for smoking a cigarette. Fox News is reporting that the Herman Cain campaign manager is also famous for other things, and they’re not all good. Read a bit about this clever strategist. Or is he too clever?
The media is running with the story, but truthfully, only one man, one blogger, has written that Michele Bachmann should leave the presidential race and throw her support to another candidate. Bachmann seems intent on fighting through Iowa, despite low poll numbers. Is Bachmann the one who really needs to step aside? Or should Primary voters decide?
Texas Governor Rick Perry knows his campaign needs a jumpstart. Tumbling in the polls, Perry hinted today that he may pull out of the rigorous, upcoming debate schedule. Ten televised debates are on the docket between now and January! Perry’s competitors in the race sense blood in the water. Newt Gingrich is questioning Perry’s fitness for office. Santorum says Governor Perry is making a big mistake. Is he?
A radical new approach to health insurance. Wal-Mart says it will require employees who smoke to pay a larger share of their health insurance premiums. Life insurers have been charging you more if you smoke or drink or have a dangerous occupation for a long time. Now Wal-Mart says it can’t keep shouldering all the health care insurance costs for part-time workers, smokers, and even full-time workers.
Cain still makes sense! Romney stood his ground. Michelle Bachmann demonstrated why she should stay in Congress where she can be a real nuisance to entrenched old boys, and Rick Santorum looked….desperate for air time.
Imagine, you walk up to your neighborhood ATM Machine, in a hurry of course, and instead of waiting behind a student, another businessman, or a working mother, you find yourself waiting on a Golden Retriever who is deftly trying to grasp cash or a debit card out of the machine. It could happen, as a matter of fact, in Britain it already is. Today’s photo to share.
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