Best Pork Sandwich In Tampa Bay
$5.69......At Airport Variety Store, 4600 Roosevelt Boulevard, Clearwater
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Friday, May 27, 2011
What Stogie Had For Lunch
Karen's Korner Antiques
Just As We Suspected Dept
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has updated a widely cited chart to show that Bush-era tax cuts to the rich and two ill-advised wars - not the economic downturn - are primarily responsible for the massive debt now driving Republicans to cut health, education, social services and every other remotely useful program. As usual, the visuals speak louder than any numbers.
here
here
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Rick Scott - Voters Are My Employees
isn't it the other way around?
Cuban Seniors Meet At "120 Year Club"
Dozens of Cuba's oldest citizens are meeting at Havana's posh Hotel National this week, to celebrate another anniversary of the "120 Year Club." The organization claims more than 5,000 seniors as members,
with many aged 100 or older.
They hope to reach the 120-year mark through healthy diet, regular exercise, and positive thinking.
With Help From The Neighborhood
The Stogie was able to hold a BBQ for a number of neighbors who are recovering crack-addicts.
To show how proud we are of all of them. All the food was donated and home grown.
To show how proud we are of all of them. All the food was donated and home grown.
I Worship the Ground That Paul Ryan Walks On
Former vice president Dick Cheney heaped praise on House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, author of the GOP’s budget blueprint to phase out Medicare and
replace it with a subsidies system for seniors to buy private insurance.
“We need to get serious about dealing with [our] debt problem,” the former vice president explained.
Most of the government’s $14.3 trillion debt is a result of Bush-era policies, such as tax cuts for the wealthy and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Republicans pass 690-billion-dollar defense bill
Silly Old Man!
The Gardener On Broad Street
Good Times - The Investigation
Is Michael working for the Cuban government?
Michael begins doing research for a school term paper about the Communist party. But instead of heading to the public library, Michael writes a few letters of inquiry to the Cuban government. The results are both swift and terrible: Michael and the rest of the Evans family are targeted as a likely "security risk" by the FBI.
Aired January 27, 1976
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