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Beef! It's what's for dinner.
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January 30 from Dustin Mooney - Comment - Share
ShortFormBlog: BREAKING: Facebook could possibly file IPO Wednesday, Wall Street Journal reports. Morgan Stanley is expected to lead the IPO offering, but Goldman Sachs will likely play a key role in what’s expected to be an initial public offering of up to $100 billion in size, the WSJ reports. In recent days, private trading has reportedly been... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
ShortFormBlog: BREAKING: Facebook could possibly file IPO Wednesday, Wall Street Journal reports. Morgan Stanley is expected to lead the IPO offering, but Goldman Sachs will likely play a key role in what’s expected to be an initial public offering of up to $100 billion in size, the WSJ reports. In recent days, private trading has reportedly been halted on the company’s stock, raising the spectre of a forthcoming IPO. That sound you hear is Eduardo Saverin cheering from over in Singapore. (ht MarketWatch) The long expected IPO of social networking giant Facebook has finally come, and everyone’s eager to finally make some money on the site that’s cost them so much time. A million dollars isn’t cool, you know what’s cool? A billion dollars, or in this case, 100 billion dollars.  
January 27 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
ShortFormBlog: BREAKING: Facebook could possibly file IPO Wednesday, Wall Street Journal reports. Morgan Stanley is expected to lead the IPO offering, but Goldman Sachs will likely play a key role in what’s expected to be an initial public offering of up to $100 billion in size, the WSJ reports. In recent days, private trading has reportedly been... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
ShortFormBlog: BREAKING: Facebook could possibly file IPO Wednesday, Wall Street Journal reports. Morgan Stanley is expected to lead the IPO offering, but Goldman Sachs will likely play a key role in what’s expected to be an initial public offering of up to $100 billion in size, the WSJ reports. In recent days, private trading has reportedly been halted on the company’s stock, raising the spectre of a forthcoming IPO. That sound you hear is Eduardo Saverin cheering from over in Singapore. (ht MarketWatch) The long expected IPO of social networking giant Facebook has finally come, and everyone’s eager to finally make some money on the site that’s cost them so much time. A million dollars isn’t cool, you know what’s cool? A billion dollars, or in this case, 100 billion dollars.  
January 27 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Mitt Romney overpaid on his taxes. A report from the New York Times shows that Mitt Romney overpaid the government by $44,000. According to the report “The trustee for one of Romney’s trusts overstated Romney’s capital gains income by $300,000, unnecessarily causing the Romneys to overpay. - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
Mitt Romney overpaid on his taxes. A report from the New York Times shows that Mitt Romney overpaid the government by $44,000. According to the report “The trustee for one of Romney’s trusts overstated Romney’s capital gains income by $300,000, unnecessarily causing the Romneys to overpay.
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Mitt Romney overpaid on his taxes. A report from the New York Times shows that Mitt Romney overpaid the government by $44,000. According to the report “The trustee for one of Romney’s trusts overstated Romney’s capital gains income by $300,000, unnecessarily causing the Romneys to overpay. - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
Mitt Romney overpaid on his taxes. A report from the New York Times shows that Mitt Romney overpaid the government by $44,000. According to the report “The trustee for one of Romney’s trusts overstated Romney’s capital gains income by $300,000, unnecessarily causing the Romneys to overpay.
January 27 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Some recent numbers provided point out that the President’s State of the Union address doesn’t exactly ring true. Since taking office in January of 2009 Obama the country has slid into oblivion. In any other election year the President would be packing up boxes and loading the U-Haul, but the weak Republican field might grant this weak President... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
Some recent numbers provided point out that the President’s State of the Union address doesn’t exactly ring true. Since taking office in January of 2009 Obama the country has slid into oblivion. In any other election year the President would be packing up boxes and loading the U-Haul, but the weak Republican field might grant this weak President with abismal results a second term in office. These numbers all mean one thing, we need change, we need a federal government that works for the people and in their interests rather then for their corporate cohorts, for which Obama serves as much as any of his Republican colleagues. The government spending, which has increased exponentially in the last 10 years and even more drastically in the last three have lead this country down a path to financial ruin. This country can no longer afford these big spending programs that have drained our nations financial wealth. The hope that programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security will be around to serve future generations is all but written, there is no way that these programs will aid our future in their current form. (Source: iLoveCharts)
January 25 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Some recent numbers provided point out that the President’s State of the Union address doesn’t exactly ring true. Since taking office in January of 2009 Obama the country has slid into oblivion. In any other election year the President would be packing up boxes and loading the U-Haul, but the weak Republican field might grant this weak President... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
Some recent numbers provided point out that the President’s State of the Union address doesn’t exactly ring true. Since taking office in January of 2009 Obama the country has slid into oblivion. In any other election year the President would be packing up boxes and loading the U-Haul, but the weak Republican field might grant this weak President with abismal results a second term in office. These numbers all mean one thing, we need change, we need a federal government that works for the people and in their interests rather then for their corporate cohorts, for which Obama serves as much as any of his Republican colleagues. The government spending, which has increased exponentially in the last 10 years and even more drastically in the last three have lead this country down a path to financial ruin. This country can no longer afford these big spending programs that have drained our nations financial wealth. The hope that programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security will be around to serve future generations is all but written, there is no way that these programs will aid our future in their current form. (Source: iLoveCharts)
January 25 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Familiar Rhetoric, Failed Record It seems that Mitt Romney isn’t the only one who relies solely on a stump speech. Looking back at President Obama’s State of the Union addresses we see that not much has changed, either with the state of the nation or the rhetoric that’s spoken. (Source: RNC) - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
January 25 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Familiar Rhetoric, Failed Record It seems that Mitt Romney isn’t the only one who relies solely on a stump speech. Looking back at President Obama’s State of the Union addresses we see that not much has changed, either with the state of the nation or the rhetoric that’s spoken. (Source: RNC) - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
January 25 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
National Post: U.S. commandos free two hostages, kill pirate captors in rare Somalia raid U.S. special forces swooped into Somalia on Wednesday and rescued an American and a Dane after a shootout with pirates holding them hostage, in a rare raid into the Horn of Africa nation to free foreign captives. The aid workers, American Jessica Buchanan and... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
National Post: U.S. commandos free two hostages, kill pirate captors in rare Somalia raid U.S. special forces swooped into Somalia on Wednesday and rescued an American and a Dane after a shootout with pirates holding them hostage, in a rare raid into the Horn of Africa nation to free foreign captives. The aid workers, American Jessica Buchanan and Dane Poul Hagen Thisted, were kidnapped from the town of Galkayo in the semi-autonomous Galmudug region in October while working for the Danish De-mining Group (DDG). “This is yet another message to the world that the United States of America will stand strongly against any threats to our people,” U.S. President Barack Obama said in a statement. Photo: Navy Sea-Air-Land (SEAL) team members practicing fast roping from a SH-60B Seahawk helicopter during a training exercise. (US NAVY/AFP/Getty Images) In a daring night time raid that many describe as being more dangers than the raid that led to the death of Osama bin Laden. In a premature congratulatory slip-up, President Obama made to Secretary of Defense Leon Paneta during his State of the Union address last night he inadvertently tipped off the media and the world to the courageous actions of the SEALs and the safe return of the American hostage Jessica Buchanan who was an aid worker for the Danish De-mining Group. This is but the latest example of President Obama’s foreign policy which focuses on precision and direct action especially when Americans or America and her interests are in danger. 
January 25 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
National Post: U.S. commandos free two hostages, kill pirate captors in rare Somalia raid U.S. special forces swooped into Somalia on Wednesday and rescued an American and a Dane after a shootout with pirates holding them hostage, in a rare raid into the Horn of Africa nation to free foreign captives. The aid workers, American Jessica Buchanan and... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
National Post: U.S. commandos free two hostages, kill pirate captors in rare Somalia raid U.S. special forces swooped into Somalia on Wednesday and rescued an American and a Dane after a shootout with pirates holding them hostage, in a rare raid into the Horn of Africa nation to free foreign captives. The aid workers, American Jessica Buchanan and Dane Poul Hagen Thisted, were kidnapped from the town of Galkayo in the semi-autonomous Galmudug region in October while working for the Danish De-mining Group (DDG). “This is yet another message to the world that the United States of America will stand strongly against any threats to our people,” U.S. President Barack Obama said in a statement. Photo: Navy Sea-Air-Land (SEAL) team members practicing fast roping from a SH-60B Seahawk helicopter during a training exercise. (US NAVY/AFP/Getty Images) In a daring night time raid that many describe as being more dangers than the raid that led to the death of Osama bin Laden. In a premature congratulatory slip-up, President Obama made to Secretary of Defense Leon Paneta during his State of the Union address last night he inadvertently tipped off the media and the world to the courageous actions of the SEALs and the safe return of the American hostage Jessica Buchanan who was an aid worker for the Danish De-mining Group. This is but the latest example of President Obama’s foreign policy which focuses on precision and direct action especially when Americans or America and her interests are in danger. 
January 25 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Newt Gingrich delivers his victory speech after winning a tough fought primary battle in South Carolina. He speaks in the wake of Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul’s concession speeches as all the candidates (minus Paul) move forward to Florida. Paul has elected to skip Florida, claiming he is aiming for delegates, not a state-by-state... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
Newt Gingrich delivers his victory speech after winning a tough fought primary battle in South Carolina. He speaks in the wake of Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul’s concession speeches as all the candidates (minus Paul) move forward to Florida. Paul has elected to skip Florida, claiming he is aiming for delegates, not a state-by-state strategy. Gingrich’s speech took direct aim, as his speeches usually do, at the news media, Mitt Romney and of course President Obama. 
January 21 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
Newt Gingrich delivering his campaigns victory speech for the South Carolina primary. - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Newt Gingrich delivering his campaigns victory speech for the South Carolina primary.
January 21 from Flickr - Comment - Share
Newt Gingrich delivers his victory speech after winning a tough fought primary battle in South Carolina. He speaks in the wake of Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul’s concession speeches as all the candidates (minus Paul) move forward to Florida. Paul has elected to skip Florida, claiming he is aiming for delegates, not a state-by-state... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
Newt Gingrich delivers his victory speech after winning a tough fought primary battle in South Carolina. He speaks in the wake of Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul’s concession speeches as all the candidates (minus Paul) move forward to Florida. Paul has elected to skip Florida, claiming he is aiming for delegates, not a state-by-state strategy. Gingrich’s speech took direct aim, as his speeches usually do, at the news media, Mitt Romney and of course President Obama. 
January 21 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
The Iowa Republican party is reporting that due to missing ballots, there will be no winner declared for the Iowa caucus that was held more then two weeks ago. According to current tallies, Rick Santorum leads the caucus state by 34 votes, but an unknown number of ballots are missing from multiple precincts. While this is not likely to help... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
The Iowa Republican party is reporting that due to missing ballots, there will be no winner declared for the Iowa caucus that was held more then two weeks ago. According to current tallies, Rick Santorum leads the caucus state by 34 votes, but an unknown number of ballots are missing from multiple precincts. While this is not likely to help Santorum moving forward it does mean that Mitt Romney will no longer be considered as the first non-incumbent to win both Iowa and New Hampshire. 
January 19 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
The Iowa Republican party is reporting that due to missing ballots, there will be no winner declared for the Iowa caucus that was held more then two weeks ago. According to current tallies, Rick Santorum leads the caucus state by 34 votes, but an unknown number of ballots are missing from multiple precincts. While this is not likely to help... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
The Iowa Republican party is reporting that due to missing ballots, there will be no winner declared for the Iowa caucus that was held more then two weeks ago. According to current tallies, Rick Santorum leads the caucus state by 34 votes, but an unknown number of ballots are missing from multiple precincts. While this is not likely to help Santorum moving forward it does mean that Mitt Romney will no longer be considered as the first non-incumbent to win both Iowa and New Hampshire. 
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Winter the dolphin in Clearwater. - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Winter the dolphin in Clearwater.
January 18 from Flickr - Comment - Share
Wikipedia goes dark in protest against SOPA and PIPA. Wikipedia is blacking out the English version of their popular user-generated online encyclopedia for 24-hours to raise awareness against the proposed legislation making its way through the House and Senate. According to the encyclopedia denoucned by educators the world over, SOPA and PIPA “if... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
Wikipedia goes dark in protest against SOPA and PIPA. Wikipedia is blacking out the English version of their popular user-generated online encyclopedia for 24-hours to raise awareness against the proposed legislation making its way through the House and Senate. According to the encyclopedia denoucned by educators the world over, SOPA and PIPA “if passed, will harm the free and open Internet. If you are in the United States, let your congressional representative know what you think of the proposed legislation by clicking here.” The trend of black barring content or blacking out entire websites has been set and a this new fad is all the rage among popular SIlicon Valley elites, so it seems the blackouts shall continue until the moral improves. 
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Wikipedia goes dark in protest against SOPA and PIPA. Wikipedia is blacking out the English version of their popular user-generated online encyclopedia for 24-hours to raise awareness against the proposed legislation making its way through the House and Senate. According to the encyclopedia denoucned by educators the world over, SOPA and PIPA “if... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
Wikipedia goes dark in protest against SOPA and PIPA. Wikipedia is blacking out the English version of their popular user-generated online encyclopedia for 24-hours to raise awareness against the proposed legislation making its way through the House and Senate. According to the encyclopedia denoucned by educators the world over, SOPA and PIPA “if passed, will harm the free and open Internet. If you are in the United States, let your congressional representative know what you think of the proposed legislation by clicking here.” The trend of black barring content or blacking out entire websites has been set and a this new fad is all the rage among popular SIlicon Valley elites, so it seems the blackouts shall continue until the moral improves. 
January 17 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
ShortFormBlog: Peace out, Jon: Three reasons Huntsman’s quitting the race. Great for the general election. Not so great for the primaries. Jon Huntsman was long the odd man out in the 2012 election, the guy with just enough support in most polls to show up at most of the debates, but never enough to be the focus of them. While his politics found... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
ShortFormBlog: Peace out, Jon: Three reasons Huntsman’s quitting the race. Great for the general election. Not so great for the primaries. Jon Huntsman was long the odd man out in the 2012 election, the guy with just enough support in most polls to show up at most of the debates, but never enough to be the focus of them. While his politics found fans (particularly his early pro-science stance, which stood out from the rest of the GOP and he later flip-flopped on), he was attempting to be the un-cola in a year when every other candidate in the race was trying to prove exactly how conservative they were. Huntsman will end his campaign Monday (a day after winning an endorsement from The State, South Carolina’s largest newspaper) and will offer his support to Mitt Romney, a guy he didn’t hide his animosity towards. Here’s why: one Huntsman never faced the kinds of controversy that faced Mitt Romney or Ron Paul did, he did face skepticism from the conservatives that he needed to impress during the season’s primaries. They skewed right; he skewed moderate. two His most recent job was the U.S. ambassador to China, giving him three negative marks: One, he was a foreign affairs candidate in a campaign focused on the economy, he worked under Obama, and it gave some on the right xenophobic fodder. three Perhaps the most damaging? He put all of his eggs in one basket — New Hampshire — in hopes he’d pull out a squeaker which he could build on. And his third-place showing was not enough to set that long-term momentum. (Source) (Photo by Gage Skidmore) The three points mentioned above are precisely the reasons Jon Huntsman never caught fire within the conservative base of the Republican party. Despite the fact that his record is considerably more “conservative” then the front-runner Mitt Romney, Huntsman’s skipping Iowa was in many respects his own admission that he knew he wasn’t conservative enough to place well there. But it wasn’t the only miscalculation the Huntsman made, there were many. His flip-flopping on his beliefs on science and global warming hurt, and his speaking Chinese during the last Republican debate cemented his demise among “true conservatives”. These miscalculations and failures led what should have been a respectable campaign off the conservative cliff. 
January 15 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
ShortFormBlog: Peace out, Jon: Three reasons Huntsman’s quitting the race. Great for the general election. Not so great for the primaries. Jon Huntsman was long the odd man out in the 2012 election, the guy with just enough support in most polls to show up at most of the debates, but never enough to be the focus of them. While his politics found... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
ShortFormBlog: Peace out, Jon: Three reasons Huntsman’s quitting the race. Great for the general election. Not so great for the primaries. Jon Huntsman was long the odd man out in the 2012 election, the guy with just enough support in most polls to show up at most of the debates, but never enough to be the focus of them. While his politics found fans (particularly his early pro-science stance, which stood out from the rest of the GOP and he later flip-flopped on), he was attempting to be the un-cola in a year when every other candidate in the race was trying to prove exactly how conservative they were. Huntsman will end his campaign Monday (a day after winning an endorsement from The State, South Carolina’s largest newspaper) and will offer his support to Mitt Romney, a guy he didn’t hide his animosity towards. Here’s why: one Huntsman never faced the kinds of controversy that faced Mitt Romney or Ron Paul did, he did face skepticism from the conservatives that he needed to impress during the season’s primaries. They skewed right; he skewed moderate. two His most recent job was the U.S. ambassador to China, giving him three negative marks: One, he was a foreign affairs candidate in a campaign focused on the economy, he worked under Obama, and it gave some on the right xenophobic fodder. three Perhaps the most damaging? He put all of his eggs in one basket — New Hampshire — in hopes he’d pull out a squeaker which he could build on. And his third-place showing was not enough to set that long-term momentum. (Source) (Photo by Gage Skidmore) The three points mentioned above are precisely the reasons Jon Huntsman never caught fire within the conservative base of the Republican party. Despite the fact that his record is considerably more “conservative” then the front-runner Mitt Romney, Huntsman’s skipping Iowa was in many respects his own admission that he knew he wasn’t conservative enough to place well there. But it wasn’t the only miscalculation the Huntsman made, there were many. His flip-flopping on his beliefs on science and global warming hurt, and his speaking Chinese during the last Republican debate cemented his demise among “true conservatives”. These miscalculations and failures led what should have been a respectable campaign off the conservative cliff. 
January 15 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
The Political Notebook: Two major sectarian attacks have occured over this weekend, one in Iraq and one in Pakistan, attacking Shi’ite pilgims observing a holy day. Eighteen people were killed and about thirty wounded when a homemade bomb detonated near a Shi’ite procession in the Pakistani town of Khanpur in the southern Punjab province this... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
The Political Notebook: Two major sectarian attacks have occured over this weekend, one in Iraq and one in Pakistan, attacking Shi’ite pilgims observing a holy day. Eighteen people were killed and about thirty wounded when a homemade bomb detonated near a Shi’ite procession in the Pakistani town of Khanpur in the southern Punjab province this morning. They were observing the chelum: marking the 40th day after the death of Imam Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad’s grandson. In southern Iraq on Saturday, in the city of Basra, a group of Shi’ite pilgrims headed to a mosque to begin their observation of the holy day were also bombed, and at least 53 people, among them several police officers, were killed.  Photo 1: Khanpur, Pakistan. A man is transported to a hospital after the bombing. Reuters. Photo 2: Basra, Iraq. Security forces inspect the site of the suicide bombing. AFP. As Iraq descends into sectarian violence and the central government struggles to overcome corruption within its ranks the question must be asked… did the United States pull out too soon?
January 15 from Tumblr - Comment - Share
The Political Notebook: Two major sectarian attacks have occured over this weekend, one in Iraq and one in Pakistan, attacking Shi’ite pilgims observing a holy day. Eighteen people were killed and about thirty wounded when a homemade bomb detonated near a Shi’ite procession in the Pakistani town of Khanpur in the southern Punjab province this... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
The Political Notebook: Two major sectarian attacks have occured over this weekend, one in Iraq and one in Pakistan, attacking Shi’ite pilgims observing a holy day. Eighteen people were killed and about thirty wounded when a homemade bomb detonated near a Shi’ite procession in the Pakistani town of Khanpur in the southern Punjab province this morning. They were observing the chelum: marking the 40th day after the death of Imam Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad’s grandson. In southern Iraq on Saturday, in the city of Basra, a group of Shi’ite pilgrims headed to a mosque to begin their observation of the holy day were also bombed, and at least 53 people, among them several police officers, were killed.  Photo 1: Khanpur, Pakistan. A man is transported to a hospital after the bombing. Reuters. Photo 2: Basra, Iraq. Security forces inspect the site of the suicide bombing. AFP. As Iraq descends into sectarian violence and the central government struggles to overcome corruption within its ranks the question must be asked… did the United States pull out too soon?
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ShortFormBlog: Heartwarming story of the day: Meet Ruth Williams, the recipient of $50-60 from Mitt Romney’s pocket. On Wednesday, Mitt Romney met directly with Williams, a 55-year-old unemployed South Carolina resident who chased down the presidential candidate’s campaign bus, leading to a meeting with the presidential candidate. On Saturday,... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
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Cruise ship runs aground, two survivors rescued: Reports surfaced earlier today that a cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Porto Santo Stefano, Italy. Since that time prosecutors have leaked details of the arrest of the cuise ships Captain and rescuers on the scene have reached the two individuals who were trapped somewhere inside the ships... - http://blog.dustinmooney.com/post...
Cruise ship runs aground, two survivors rescued: Reports surfaced earlier today that a cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Porto Santo Stefano, Italy. Since that time prosecutors have leaked details of the arrest of the cuise ships Captain and rescuers on the scene have reached the two individuals who were trapped somewhere inside the ships hull. Italian authorities suspended their search and rescue mission at dark with still roughly 50 passengers unaccounted for. Initial estimates indicate that at least three people were killed and 20 were injured in the horrific incident which is now under investigation by Italian authorities.  Source: CNN/AFT/Getty
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Cruise ship runs aground, two survivors rescued: Reports surfaced earlier today that a cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Porto Santo Stefano, Italy. Since that time prosecutors have leaked details of the arrest of the cuise ships Captain and rescuers on the scene have reached the two individuals who were trapped somewhere inside the ships... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
Cruise ship runs aground, two survivors rescued: Reports surfaced earlier today that a cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Porto Santo Stefano, Italy. Since that time prosecutors have leaked details of the arrest of the cuise ships Captain and rescuers on the scene have reached the two individuals who were trapped somewhere inside the ships hull. Italian authorities suspended their search and rescue mission at dark with still roughly 50 passengers unaccounted for. Initial estimates indicate that at least three people were killed and 20 were injured in the horrific incident which is now under investigation by Italian authorities.  Source: CNN/AFT/Getty
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ShortFormBlog: Heartwarming story of the day: Meet Ruth Williams, the recipient of $50-60 from Mitt Romney’s pocket. On Wednesday, Mitt Romney met directly with Williams, a 55-year-old unemployed South Carolina resident who chased down the presidential candidate’s campaign bus, leading to a meeting with the presidential candidate. On Saturday,... - http://dustinmooney.tumblr.com/post...
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