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- Maurice Sendak, author of "Where the Wild Things Are," dies at 83
- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says terrorists seek more perverse ways to kill
- Israel forms unity government amid Iran tensions
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- Your commute may be hurting your health
- Addicted to your cellphone? You may have nomophobia
- Rick Santorum endorses Mitt Romney for president
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Late night endorsement for Romney from Rick Santorum is need news for the Romney camp. Rick has a large Christian base and did really well with little money just his honesty and his faith. Now he will be asking his base to vote for Mitt Romney and that will be interesting to hear. Mitt has now all the former candidates except Ron Paul, out campaigning for him. Mitt was smart to get the endorsement of the Evangelical, Catholic and Baptist Leaders.
We hear Mr. Romney speech last night in a live and he said he should be given credit for saving the Auto Industry. We are to dismiss his op-ad in the NYTimes. It seems Mitt Romney has been working behind the scenes for the pass 3 years and every successful thing Obama did was really directed by Mitt Romney who knew. The Nobel Peace Prize went to the wrong man in 2009 as it was suppose to go to Mitt Romney.
Hillary has her hands full as the Foreign conflicts just keep coming. Let's hope the politicians allow her to just do her job and not but in for headlines like it was done in Mr. Chen's case.
France will see a recover under the new President and other countries in Europe will follow. With the direction the Congress is going the US will be last to learn feeding the 2% and waiting for the trickle-down economy didn't work before and still wont work but at lease Wall Street/Corporation/Banks/Billionaires will continue to get richer with US debt increasing. Now the direction is to end programs for the poor and middle class. You can't fix stupid.
Good Evening Mr.Williams, a fine Tuesday broadcast this evening.
First of all the report by Mr.Pete Williams on the thwarted bomb plot by US officials in preventing a terror al qaeda group from blowing up a US jetliner. It truly was remarkable success in having the terror group in Yemen not realize the suicide bomber was an informant cooperating with the allied intelligence service. Intelligence at its Best in keeping the device away from any jetliner in order that nobody in the US was at risk. The device being similar to the device used by the "underwear" bomber with no metal to be detected at security checkpoints. Yet, security officials are optimistic that between body scanners,intelligence lists and other security measures they can keep the skies safe for passengers annd crew of airplanes.
On another note it is good that gas prices are coming down alittle although still very expensive. It is encouraging the predicted $5.00 a gallon gas for the Summer months may not happen.
Very sad to learn the author of "Where the Willd Things Are", Maurice Sendak has passed away at age 83. The piece by Mr.Tibbles about how he wrote around 20 childrens books and illustrated many of them really did have a major impact on children. So many people loved his books and even a favorite of President Obama. He will be missed by many people.
It certainly has been a warm beginning to the year with record high temperatures in 26 States. Averaging 5 degrees above normal.
Thank You for the broadcast Mr.Williams. Peace to You and to All!
Be Well Everyone!
Stay Extra,Extra Safe and Well Richard!
Take Extra,Extra Good Care Richard and Crew!
Lisa
Today Mitt Romney spoke again of how he saved the Auto Industry. What was interesting is Bain Capital was asked to help the Auto crisis and Bain said no, thinking as Mitt advised it would fail. Well now Bain sees a big profit lost as Obama saved the Auto Industry and the workers. At lease it shows how Bain Capital do business like Locust rushing in and destroying everything then moving on. Mitt is now using his campaign time to see what company Bain can strike after the election is over.
Brian, Interesting "Bragging Rights" story which inspires me on my novella that I will submit to a magazine;
instead of North America Rights, I will type Bragging Rights. Just kidding, but I do have bragging rights on
my grandson Kyle who wore a dark tux & yellow tie to the prom with his girlfriend Ali who wore a gorgeous pale yellow dress
. I was reminded again of his yellow tie this evening when I saw your yellow tie. Have a nice evening!
I enjoyed the segment with Chelsea Clinton, and S/S Hilliary Clinton must be so proud of her. All mothers
want to see their daughters succeed. And Lesley gets the job done at Wells Fargo.
Gay marriage---the final victory of Marx over the Founding Fathers. The president, like Jane Austen, has been
described, with some justice, as a Marxist before Marx. That said, Brian, I am shocked that President Obama
changed his posiiton on this issue. Suddenly, magically, he has "evolved". I do not understand him, and he
should be on "the couch". Have a nice evening! Phyllis
Ah come on Phyllis he cant' be a Marxist. If he were our military wouldn't be out there fighting "ON HIS BEHALF" bahahahaha, this clown is so full of himself.
Some experts say the negative results of President Obama's policies are because he is inept but your
hero Rush Limbaugh believes otherwise that it is intentional and West, a conservative, agrees with
Limbaugh that it is intentional and that makes the President a Marxist. Women revere Jane Austen.
O, BTW, I am not saying either that President Obama is inept
I am not saying all women are Marxist, just saying there is nobody like Jane Austen when you are
in a tight corner, and that President Obama may get the women's vote in November.
Phyllis you have a good point on your comment as in the direction and reaction to President Obama supporting Marriage equality. Many are now energized to move forward and repeal civil rights and voting rights. Wow I remember when people didn't have civil rights and it seems those days will come back on Mr. Romney. Many are now standing up and even Church Leaders are demanding repeal of rights to help get our country back when economy was good and people stayed in their place. The 60's were a generation fighting for equality as adults didn't want change. Now it seems this generation will do the same. Living history is easier then reading history.
Jackie, Jane Austen on history, "Northhanger Abbey"....But history, real solemn history, I cannot be
interested in. The quarrels of popes and kings with wars on pestilence in every page; the men all
so good for nothing, and hardly any women at all--- it is very tiresome; and yet I often think it odd that
it should be so dull, for a great deal of it must be invention." Tony Tanner, however thinks, this is silly Maybe, maybe not. For the record, I, like all women, revere Jane Austen. but I do admire men of substance I don't like the direction our
country is moving in because Rand Paul has created a sexist, racist climate in Kentucky and I wish he
would get the boot and be replaced by AG Jack Conway who best represents us. Paul is behind a
questionable campaign with a rifle pointed at the president's head. Just got in from Kyle's ballgame.
PS Jackie, to your point about the direction our country is moving in, and it distresses me. I am strongly
opposed to same sex-marriage but as I mentioned in previous posting, I am appalled by the racist-sexist
climate in Kentucky. When I was learning to type I had to type the following sentence over and over and
it is so revelant now. "Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country." What
is that saying, something like "For evil to continue, good men do nothing."