Obviously anything to do with Cameron's wisdom has GOT to be fraudulent, but is there anything else going on?
The geography of the homeless in Colorado Springs is interesting. The old Catholic church is in the middle of town, so that's where the Catholic Charities office is. They organize the soup kitchen, which is across the street in one direction, next to the old formal city garden--now the central homeless camp. Across the street in the other direction is the public library, where anybody can go during the day to sit in an easy chair and read the newspaper--or log on and do Internet research.
Soup kitchen:
However, if the evangelical nutjobs would let go of their queasiness about Romney, Obama could be in big trouble next time around.
Here in Colorado, the Republican party bigwigs "convinced" (broken kneecaps in evidence) one of the potential candidates for governor next time around to drop out of the primary. This allows their selected candidate to stay closer to the center. But another whacko has come out of the woodwork with threats to take the primary over to the libertarian-anarchist right wing.
...a modern Republican needs to pass various ideological purity tests, such as proclaiming his pro-life credentials while insinuating that people who can't afford health insurance might as well just die. Or leading chants of "Drill, baby, drill" even when the topic is oil shale, which is not produced by drilling. For a few while, I thought McInnis had avoided this problem after various GOP financiers and heavyweights paid a visit to his main challenger for the nomination, Josh Penry, a state senator from Grand Junction and a former staffer for McInnis. Thus McInnis would have the nomination without having to promise state subsidies for the poor, beleaguered gas-drilling industry, or declaring it a financial necessary to close every public college and university except Mesa State. However, there is still another announced Republican candidate, Evergreen businessman Don Maes. On Dec. 12, he appeared at a "Defend the Republic" rally of Tea Party types on the state Capitol steps, telling them, "It's time to find a candidate you believe in."
However, there is still another announced Republican candidate, Evergreen businessman Don Maes. On Dec. 12, he appeared at a "Defend the Republic" rally of Tea Party types on the state Capitol steps, telling them, "It's time to find a candidate you believe in."
Palin will bring the same problem to whomever the Republican party tries to anoint asatheir presidential candidate...
Palin, schmalin! She doesn't have a prayer on the national stage.
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Here in Colorado, the Republican party bigwigs "convinced" (broken kneecaps in evidence) one of the potential candidates for governor next time around to drop out of the primary.
Really? Was he too far to the left (gasp!) or what? In the end, might makes right. Nothing has changed since the caveman.
