NRCC Chairman, Pete Sessions, just sent out a letter. First sentence;
While House Republicans are working hard to return our country to economic prosperity and strengthen and secure Medicare…
Let me see if can put this into perspective. While House Republicans are working hard to run our economy for us (because we’re too stupid and/or evil to do it ourselves) and to try, once again, to make socialism viable. ETS; Or are they working hard to free the economy so it can work, AND trying to make socialism viable? They don’t say. That’s about how I read it.
What Republicans are in the White House? The cleaning staff? And how on earth are they able to do ANYTHING?
@chiefjaybob, I think you misread the word “while” as “white”.
Hello,
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Website: http://www.history.com/shows/gettysburg
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwNJS8dwkYs
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Executive produced by Ridley and Tony Scott, this special strips away the romanticized veneer of the Civil War. It presents the pivotal battle of Gettysburg in a new light: as a visceral, terrifying and deeply personal experience, fought by men with everything on the line. Compelling CGI and powerful action footage place viewers in the midst of the fighting, delivering both an emotional cinematic experience and an information packed look at the turning points, strategic decisions, technology and little known facts surrounding the greatest engagement ever fought on American soil.
The special begins in the high stakes summer of 1863, as the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia crosses into Pennsylvania. Trailed by the Union’s Army of the Potomac, Lee’s 75,000 strong army heads towards Harrisburg, converging instead near a quiet farm town, Gettysburg. Known then only as a crossroads where ten roads running in all directions converge like a wagon wheel, this small town would become site of an epic battle between North and South. For three days, each side fought there for their vision of what America should be.
In collaboration with highly esteemed Civil War historians, HISTORY combed through hundreds of individual accounts of the battle to find the unique voices of struggle, defeat and triumph that tell the larger story of a bitterly conflicted nation.
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HA! Guess I need to get those damn cheater glasses now. Sorry, Joe.
They’re working hard to convince you to vote for them.
@chiefjaybob, I’ve been using reading glasses for several years now. It sucks to get old.
“They’re working hard to convince you to vote for them.”
I wouldn’t think that uttering nonsense would be the way to do it, but what do I know? Either they’re stupid or they think We The People are stupid, or both. In any case it doesn’t bode well.