Against all odds, the Government has found yet another way to screw over members of the military. According to this article:
https://money.aol.com/news/articles/_a/rebate-excludes-many-taxpayers-with/n20080511140009990009
Backers seem driven by desire to stick it to those who wrote her off. See also: No "Daily Show" access
From Clinton-free speeches to more partisan introductions, the signs are apparent that Obama is now playing the role of nominee.
He’s a Republican, for starters. He describes himself as “older than dirt.” And he makes no apology for an Iraq war that is especially unpopular on college campuses.
Doesn’t sound like a recipe for winning the hearts of young voters. And yet John McCain has vowed to make a serious play for the 18- to 29-year-old crowd that’s often identified with “Obama-mania.”
Clinton campaign chairman admits “something big would have to happen” for her to overtake Obama.
Another McCain aide exits over ties to PR firm that once represented Burmese junta. See also: Goodyear goes
Rumors of a Baker exit flew after wife Susan Glasser was removed from her post.
Did U.S. Republican presidential candidate John McCain vote for President George W. Bush in 2000?
Liberal Internet blogger Arianna Huffington says McCain told her he did not. But the Arizona senator says he did vote for Bush, a fellow Republican, in 2000 and campaigned for him all over the country after his own attempt to win the party’s nomination failed.
“Saturday Night Live’s” Message From Hillary Clinton: “I Have No Ethical Standards” (VIDEO)
I know this was suppose to be funny. I know that it is suppose to be a joke. But sometimes things just are just too real to be funny.