
I completely endorse Mitt Romney for president in 2008. Here is a link to his web site:
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Romney: Faith in America
Jenny Hatch

I completely endorse Mitt Romney for president in 2008. Here is a link to his web site:
MittRomney.com
Romney: Faith in America
“Thanks to an assist from Michael Yon, I was able to interview Lt. Colonel Patrick Sanders, commanding officer of Fourth Battalion the Rifles, stationed near Basra.”
This morning we had our performance class. Three moms and three children attended. I had to show up a half hour early because Paul had to take Allison to the orthopedist to get her shoulder checked. She tore her rotator cuff playing basketball last spring and the season starts in a few weeks. She has been going to physical therapy, and had to give up the fall gymnastics season while she healed. Doc gave her a big thumbs up for playing BB and she does not need surgery…relief!
Anyway, Ben and I went early and I messed around on the piano for a half hour before the other gals showed up. I filmed a couple of my songs. Please note these are rehearsal quality, as is most of the stuff I share on this site. It is nearly impossible for me to get actual performances filmed, so the rehearsals are all I have to share at this point.
Here is one of them titled, Eternity is You!
I’ll upload the rest of the clips over the next few days. We had a very productive class, even though my cords were a little under par and I have the sniffles.
Really funny interview at Front Page by Jamie Glazov….with Dr. Mike S. Adams, an Associate Professor of Criminology at UNC-Wilmington.
I love a conservative with a sense of humor.
QUOTE:
Adams: Just go to You Tube and search for the names of some conservative speakers. In my case, you will see an incident at the University of Massachusetts – Amherst that typifies the Left’s commitment to free speech. A physical altercation actually broke out over the microphone, which was seized by a local communist party member who simply would not give it back – this after he stood on top of a chair and shouted to the audience about matters unrelated to the speech. Shortly after the physical altercation broke out, someone started rolling the video camera. It ends with students – some dressed in drag, others wearing masks -shouting “racist, sexist, anti-gay, right-wing bigots go away.”
Sadly, these kids actually think that by shouting people down they are promoting tolerance. Watch the video and tell me whether there is any difference between this scene and the “Two Minutes Hate” in 1984. My only regret is that the video does not capture just how badly those kids smelled as a result of swearing off soap due to its supposedly bad effects on the environment. Their B.O. was certainly wreaking havoc on my environment.”